<strong>Spotlight on Asia's Power Electronics Design Innovations</strong><br><br> The EE Power Asia is a two-day virtual conference and exhibition focusing on power electronics, energy and related technologies. With fairgrounds, an exhibition hall and a conference space, the EE Power Asia Expo functions similarly to a live exhibition and conference. This technical conference will include keynotes, panel discussions, technical presentations and tutorials on a variety of subject matters, including significant technical trends, market demands and new application areas. Along with the conference, there will be an exhibition hall with virtual booths from top power electronics businesses and a live chat that will allow attendees to communicate directly with booth staff.<br><br> EE Power Asia offers an opportunity for engineers, managers, academics and students from all over the world to learn the latest advances and applications in power electronics and energy technologies, and to connect with each other in our community. The newest trends and advancements in the field of power electronics, from components to intelligent systems, are discussed by representatives from industry and science.<br><br> <strong>Topic 1: WBG Semiconductors</strong><br><br> GaN and SiC power devices are making significant strides beyond a number of applications due to their reductions in size, weight and cost as well as their better efficiency. The global SiC and GaN markets have experienced growth and the devices have been expanding their industry adoption.<br> This track will discuss the latest developments and advances in GaN and SiC power device technologies, the challenges, and opportunities for the sector.<br><br> <strong>Topic 2: Power Conversion and Management Design Trends </strong><br><br> Our global society will continue to get progressively more dependent on electronics and, by extension, on the electronics industry. The growing need for power quality in conversion systems has increased the demand for new testing solutions, technologies and devices like drivers and controllers. The goal is to create suitable capabilities to operate many of the solutions on the market today, employing high efficiency power conversion but at the same time providing new circuit topologies for high- and low voltage systems. This track will discuss several trends in different markets, such as consumer, industrial, automotive and related design challenges.<br><br> <strong>Topic 3: Power Electronics in the Mobility Sector</strong><br><br> Vehicles incorporating more and more advanced functionalities are driving the demand for automotive electronics, and most especially power management devices. On top of this, the continuous trend towards vehicle electrification (electric vehicles) are pushing for more advanced devices to enable higher power efficiencies, longer distances per charge, as well as faster charging, to name a few. This track will focus on the power electronics developments in the automotive sector, including EVs, their charging stations, and the power management ecosystem around them.