Würth Elektronik to Showcase Power and Thermal Solutions at PCIM Europe 2026

Würth Elektronik will present its comprehensive portfolio of electronic and electromechanical components at PCIM Europe in Nuremberg (Hall 6, Booth 306).

Operating as a joint booth between Würth Elektronik eiSos and Würth Elektronik ICS, the showcase will emphasize developer partnerships through reference designs created with various IC manufacturers. Highlighting its technical expertise, the company will display high-frequency inductors with new core materials, a fresh line of heat sinks for power electronics, and lead-free high-current contacts like the LF PowerBasket, capable of handling up to 150 A. The event will also feature a dedicated seminar by EMC expert Dr. Heinz Zenkner and a presentation on AI trends by CTO Alexander Gerfer.

Würth Elektronik eiSos will be exhibiting products such as high-frequency inductors with high efficiency and innovative core materials to complement its proven ferrite-based series. Also on display will be high-current inductors with flat wire and components for modern line filter applications. A key topic will be ferrites for protecting PCBs from high inrush currents and for DC/DC conversion. Also on display is a brand new line of heat sinks for power electronics and IC components.

Seminar with an EMC expert
Würth Elektronik eiSos is contributing to the PCIM conference program with its specialists, including a seminar by renowned EMC expert Dr. Heinz Zenkner (Designing Robust Industrial Interfaces: Advanced Strategies for Transient Protection, Arvena Park Hotel, June 7, 2026, 2:00–5:30 p.m.) and a presentation by Alexander Gerfer, CTO of the Würth Elektronik eiSos Group (AI and Electronics – Trends, Challenges, and Urgent Opportunities, Stage Tokyo, Level 3, June 10, 2026, 11:30–11:50 a.m.).

More details on the rest of presentation program are available on
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Reliable high-current connections for modern power electronics
Würth Elektronik ICS specializes in high-current contacts for PCBs in power electronics, particularly lead-free Powerelements. The focus is on the LF PowerBasket, a pluggable high-current contact rated up to 150 A that features high positional tolerance and low mating forces, which is often used for reversible board-to-board connections. Another highlight is PowerBusbars, application-specific busbars for locally increasing current-carrying capacity and improving heat dissipation. The trade show innovation PowerBusbar PF consists of vertically press-fit busbars that act like cooling fins and dissipate heat particularly efficiently. These vertical busbars can be used as a current path or current bridge.

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