JORDUN showcases new energy power electronics protection solutions at industry exchange events

To strengthen technical exchanges with customers in the new energy power electronics industry, JORDUN will participate in relevant electronic component, new energy, automotive electronics, and power technology exchange activities with core products and industry solutions.

During the event, Qiaoton will focus on showcasing products such as MOV, TMOV, TMOV-G, TPMOV, GDT, TVS, NTC, surface mount pressure-sensitive and temperature sensors, and conduct on-site exchanges around applications such as photovoltaic inverters, energy storage PCS, automotive OBC, AI server power supplies, RRU base stations, and industrial power supplies.

The JORDUN technical team will focus on explaining technical issues such as surge protection, power frequency abnormal overvoltage, overheating disengagement, surge current limitation, communication interface protection, and temperature monitoring based on actual circuits.

Welcome device manufacturers, power supply companies, R&D engineers, and partners to bring specific application parameters and existing issues for one-on-one communication with the Qiaoton team. For specific projects, the company can arrange for subsequent selection, sample delivery, and testing verification.

The event time, location, and booth information will be announced separately on the official website and platform.

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