During the seminars, Mornsun’s FAE shared EMC diagnostic skills along with some case analysis. Engineers also paid their close attention to EMC issues and discussed with Mornsun’s FAE on some specific solutions.

In the power supply modules sectors, Mornsun’s FAE mentioned the breakthrough achievements of Mornsun’s new generation DC/DC power supply modules, shared the method how to assess the risk of AC/DC converter applications, and explored some latest issues in the power solutions field. They had enthusiastic feedback from the participating engineers, and the lively discussions cover many applications, including IoT, electric power system, railway, PV, AGV (Automatic Guided Vehicle) and etc. In the end, some engineers were still wondering to discuss more, and expressed their hope to have more specific solutions from Mornsun.

After the seminars, most of the engineers said the seminars were informative and they benefited a lot on site from the discussions and insights in various power supply applications. For the engineer who has been using Mornsun products, said to Mornsun’s FAE, “very cost-effective, I will be using them in all machine practical applications.”

Mornsun delivers one-stop power solutions to help engineers facing with the complexity of power system and the increasing challenge in power technology by making them worry free about power designing, and free them from the tricky power unit problems to enable them fully focus on the implementation of their system function.

“Besides being highly stable and efficient, saving the cost and design spaces of our customer’s power system is always Mornsun’s unwavering goal to achieve. “ said Bruce Li, Mornsun’s FAE manager. “Thank you to all the attendees for joining our Indian seminars. We look forward to hosting more seminars in India soon!”

To learn more about Mornsun, please visit

https://www.mornsun-power.com/html/about/ApplicationNews-page-1.html

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• Smart Tech plans to open new doors in the field of vehicle tracking and navigation

• Symposium to host top professionals and delegated from the industry and ministry

15th May, 2019, New Delhi: iTriangle presents The Smart Tech 2019– A Symposium on Vehicle Tracking Technology. The event is scheduled to take place on 16 and 17 May, 2019 at Ashoka Auditorium, Manekshaw Center, New Delhi- 110010 from 10 am onwards. This platform is a golden opportunity to discuss the revolution in vehicle tracking tech and what are the future of navigation, smart mobility and telecom application.

“Vehicle tracking technology has come a long way since the last decade and now displays sophisticated features such as real-time tracking, geofence zones, and sensors. These features have helped immensely to improve the security of vehicles and that is what important about vehicle tracking devices,” explains Mr.Rajiv Arora, Secretary, Smart Mobility Association.

A gallery exhibiting smart technologies will be on display in the two days of Smart Tech 2019. Also, conferences on related topics will be held across six sessions. The first day will delve deep into topics such as vehicle tracking & navigation, telecom & connectivity and GNSS system & intelligent vehicles. The second day will explore smart cities/ smart mobility, VAS/ autonomous vehicles and policy & industry.

Industry’s who’s who will participate in this symposium and impart their knowledge during the sessions. Mr. KailashGahlot, Transport Minister, Delhi,Mr. Dinesh Tyagi, Director of ICAT, Mr. ApurboKirty, CAE (Sr. GM) of Mahindra & Mahindra, Mr. Yash Pal Sachar, GM of Honda Cars, Mr. Mahesh Gautam, DGM of sales at Ashok Leyland, Mr. AlokJaitley and Mr. TarunAggarwal, VP and Asst. VP of Maruti Suzuki are some of the many highly qualified professionals to chair and co- chair these sessions.

Speakers list is equally impressive with Mr. Manish Saxena of ISRO, Mr. AchuthYarra of MG Motors, Mr. Arnab Biswas of DIMTS and many more. All the panels will throw special light on the latest trends and challenges of tracking, communication and navigation.

The sessions and panels are sponsored by Road Point India GPS, Sensorise, Trak N Tell, and Rosmerta Technologies Limited. Smart Tech partners are Mark Electronic Corporation, Rosmerta Technologies Limited, Quectel, Road Point India GPS, m2cloud, GRL Engineers, ICAT, DIMTS, Auto Tech Review and Trak N Tell &ARAI.

One of the most commonly known advantages of vehicle tracking technology is its ability to recover a stolen vehicle. However, it is the goal of this symposium to let other benefits of this tech come at the forefront.

Vehicle tracking technology is extremely cost saving as it helps the businesses to reduce their operational costs. How the tracking technology can analyze to lower expenses related to fuel, maintenance and driver is extraordinary. Another cost cutting area can be receiving special discounts offered by many insurance companies to those who use vehicle tracking system in their fleet management.

“The economic climate of today demands increased productivity while driving down their costs simultaneously. Many businesses are thus seeking innovative ways to refine their processes and reduce the wastages. Vehicle tracking technology is one of the most important key towards achieving this goal,” added Mr. Arora.

There are tons of safety features of this tech as well. Avoiding traffic jams and road construction to prevent accidents and the knowledge of route maps, stops, important landmarks and possible arrival time to prevent co-dependency on complete strangers are in the forefront.

IEAE is a focused B2B & B2G exhibition on consumer electronics & smart appliances with concurrent conferences involving reputed companies and industry experts including government dignitaries. It brings direct the best manufacturers in consumer electronics and smart home appliance from local and international level showcasing the latest products under one roof. It is a perfect platform for manufacturers to network with key suppliers in the industry.

Key Highlights of show:

• 3 Days Expo | 5+ Featured Pavilions | 3500+ Exhibit Area | 200+ Participating Brands
• 2 Day Conference & B2B Networking Session | 50+ National & International Speakers | 250+ Delegates
• Government Representation such as Ministries, Regulatory Bodies etc.

Exhibitor categories: Nationally & internationally ranges from consumer electronics & audio, electronics accessories & components, security products, smart home systems & appliances. Mobile phones, tablets, computers, laptops, telecom networking and its related accessories. Consumer & professional sound system, security control systems, home appliances and smart control & systems solutions and related consumer home appliances.

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341 companies are showcasing their latest solutions in the LED lighting sector as the 19th edition of LED Expo 2018 New Delhi was inaugurated today by Shri Venkatesh Dwivedi, General Manager, EESL, Ministry of Power. Talking about the current developments and progress in this industry Mr Dwivedi shared: “LED Expo serves as great platform for all the companies who are interested in lighting opportunities in the domestic and international market to congregate and work together. Under UJALA more than 31core LED bulbs have been distributed to the consumers in India and by June 2019 we expect almost 14 million street lights in the urban-local bodies across the country to be replaced by efficient LED lights. We see a potential for another two crore street lights in the country which will mainly target rural segment, national highway, court authorities, railways and the army segment of the business.”

Continuing with the progressive plans and steps taken for a smart nation he also announced, “Next step would be the intelligent lighting systems which will help us deliver 5-10% energy efficiency from these LED street lights. The government plans to roll out smart meters across the country. A procurement of 1 crore smart meters has already been done withthe implementation of this in 4 states. Being a part of the smart city concept, smart meters and smart lights are complimentary to each other helping us deliver various other services.”

Accompanying Mr Dwivedi, the inaugural panel saw some of the most influential and prominent names from the industry including:

1. Shri V. Sreedhar, Sr Vice President, BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd
2. ShriAbhaySinha, President (Ex-director general CPWD), Indian Building Council
3. Mr GautamMalkhani, Managing Director, Fulham
4. Mr Ankur Gupta, Managing Director, Sigma Lighting
5. Mr Vikas Bali, Sales Director – South Asia, OSRAM Semi Conductor
6. Mr Raj GauravBatra – Director – Rabyte Electronics
7. Mr Ning Li, Director, BP SEMI, China
8. Mr Raj Manek, Executive Director and Board Member of Messe Frankfurt Asia Holding Ltd

Talking about the latest trends in the LED market and the way LED Expo is adapting to it, Mr Raj Manek, Director and Board Member, Messe Frankfurt Asia Holding Ltd. shared: “The LED revolution in India has now entered its next stage with smart lighting technologies. Over the years, this breakthrough innovation has gained massive popularity with the rising demands for convenience, cost efficiency and smart technologies. Absorbing the latest trends in the market, LED Expo 2018 New Delhi is showcasing a gamut of energy efficient and IoT infused lights that will cater to various needs from different sectors of the market. We are assertive that this edition of the leading show for LED lights and solutions will boost new business relations between manufacturers and sector buyers.”

The latest edition located at India Exposition Mart, Greater Noida is showcasing lighting solutions from countries like India, China, Finland, Japan, Hong Kong, Italy, Korea and Taiwan. Brands like Juki India Pvt Ltd, Key Operations &Electrocomponents Pvt Ltd, Lumisense Optoelectronics Pvt Ltd, Power Integrations India Pvt Ltd, Rabyte Electronics, S R Electro, Semiconic Devices Pvt Ltd, SemitechOpto Solutions Pvt Ltd, Swingtel Communications Pvt Ltd, Tektronics, V-Tac India, Fulham India and Ltech (Intelligent Lighting Controls) have brightened the aisles with their lighting technologies on display. The show also touches the aesthetic part of lighting with companies like Jainsons and Tucana Lights displaying aesthetically designed decorative lights.

Some of the products and technologies displayed at the show include:

• Launch of HotSpot EZ Exit, linear LED strips that can provide 90 minutes of reliable, hassle-free lighting during power outage by Fulham
• App based lighting, home automation solutions using Wifi and Zigbee protocols that will help upgrade to smart home by Ltech. The company also manufactures a range of protocols like dali, triac and DMX
• LED Street Lights that save up to 70% of electricity, with uniform light distribution, no flickering and up to 85% energy efficient by Ptronics. It will also display the ‘All in one solar street light’ that is wireless, has a long battery life, PIR motion sensor and zero running and maintenance cost
• Powerful, reliable and energy efficient LED battens that are built with poly carbonate providing quality and economic value by Lumisense
• High quality LED Strips available in all colours and designs that are made in India by Jaisonsons Lights
• Tucanabaylights, linear beamsteam, HT-135 (Heat pipe based highbay), pendent lights, ball and socket light, lunar, jellydome, parabola and curvy that are rugged, long-lasting and made in India with 100% original design for industrial and architectural applicationsby Tucana Lights

Day two of the trade fair will host the LED summit that will focus on ‘Creating Solutions for Future Smart Lighting’. Eminent speakers from associations and companies will highlight topics like safer cities, lighting for transport and infrastructure, lighting for workplace and productivity. It will also give insights on how to thrive in a disrupted market, technology review to make the right choices, policy/standardisation and certification, helping lighting companies and stakeholders to make the right decisions.

Covering halls 1, 3, 5 and 7 key business fair is supported by the Government of India Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology Government of India Ministry of Commerce & Industry; Minister of Health, Industries, PWD, Power, Home and Urban Development; Energy Efficiency Services Ltd (EESL); Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd (RECL); The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI); BSES Rajdhani Power Ltd;Electric Lamp and Component Manufacturers’ Association of India (ELCOMA);Indian Building Congress (IBC) and Solar Energy Society of India (SESI).

With oil reserves dwindling, energy prices escalating, the climate changing, and strict restrictions limiting vehicle emissions, industry players and policymakers agree that tomorrow’s automobiles will be electric. However, a number of technical, infrastructure and policy challenges must first be overcome. Where do you think is the balance in the near term?

For companies like Infineon that offer innovative semiconductor technologies and solutions, we believe that electric drive train (EDT) is the way of the future for the automotive industry, and for a nation that wants to embrace e-mobility. Furthermore, the definition and development of supporting infrastructure and policies have to advance hand-in-hand; and technologies is the “glue” that binds them together.

With a sound understanding, policy makers can set direction with policies supporting infrastructure development and technologies adoption, which in turn enhances and fine-tunes the policies – creating a virtuous circle. The government plays a crucial role here in constantly engaging private and public stakeholders to build a strong case for adoption and to offer solution of greater value to its citizens. Certainly, an economy like India has its own set of significant challenges, but we believe the government is pragmatic in finding solutions for a successful rollout. Infineon has already developed power solutions including DC-DC, AC-DC, on-board charging which relies on charging infrastructure or off-board charging such as with swappable battery. We can adapt these solutions to suit local requirements.

To make electric vehicles go mainstream, two things must happen: a huge reduction in cost and the creation of infrastructure. How does Infineon support efforts on these two fronts?

A conventional electric car is designed to replace a combustion engine car. As such, range becomes a major design issue. This affects the on-board battery size and therefore the cost. Every cubic inch of the battery needs to be maximized for energy storage and retrieval, and every electrical conversion loss has to be minimized for all battery topologies.  This involves semiconductor solutions that can sense, control and actuate with high efficiency – an area of strength for Infineon.

We are already delivering market-leading electric vehicle solutions for two- and three-wheeler segments; supporting our local 2-wheeler customers with Proof of Concepts enabling shorter R&D cycle time, fast ramp to production and time to market. We are working on battery management system, motor control, low and high voltage inverter solutions, battery cut-off switch, and DC-DC converter solutions to name a few.

On the infrastructure, Infineon offers fast charging technologies that will not only reduce idle time but also the number of charging stations, making various business models more appealing to public and private investors alike.

Would request you to please share a few examples as to how Infineon’s electric mobility solutions have been used by Two Wheeler Manufacturers /Auto Suppliers (if possible an example from India would be best)?

We are working with leading customers on solutions that are adaptable to the Indian market that we are not at a liberty to disclose at the moment.

Give us a sneak peek into what you’ll be presenting at Two Wheeler Forum 2018?

With extensive industrial and automotive experience to draw on – and broad product portfolio of highly efficient electric powertrain components on offer, we look forward to sharing the current trends in electrification, two- and three-wheeler EV system and its major components, and Infineon’s product offerings in this space.

What are your expectations from your participation at the Forum?

The growing Indian two-wheeler industry and the rise in use of electronics components in two-wheeler segment offer us a great opportunity to grow our semiconductor business.

We look forward to connect with eminent contributors from the industry, gain an understanding of the ongoing public initiatives from Government representatives, enhance our network and meet potential customers. We would in addition also be looking to generate awareness on new technology trends along with showcase of our current solutions.

To know more about Infineon offerings, please visit www.infineon.com

The EV INDIA CHARGING CONCLAVE 2018 will gather policymakers, power and energy regulators and operators, safety & standardization experts from national and local authorities in India, International experts who have helped deploy charging infrastructure in their respective countries, researchers and transportation experts to network and discuss what will ultimately entail and to strategize how to combat deployment of a mammoth task.

Event Link: https://www.evindiacharging.com

For information contact samantha@exploreexhibitions.com / +91 7022871384

New Delhi, July 9^th, 2018: AMTEX 2018, the biennial machine tools and engineering exhibition in India themed on Man, Machine & the Future kicks off today at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. This edition has showcased the latest innovations and dedicated solutions that will address the growing needs of the machine tools industry from the Netherlands, Italy, South Korea, China, Germany, and Taiwan. The four day event will specially focus on automotive, power, electrical equipment, textile machinery and consumer goods industry. The major highlights of this edition is the presence of 3 Concurrent Shows, dedicated to Quality, Metrology, Tooling, Automation and Robotics.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by dignitaries Shri K. Murali, Director, MSME- Technology Development Center, Shri R. Panneer Selvam, Principal Director, MSME- Technology Development Center, Mr. Satish Ranade, VP, Electronica India Ltd, Mr. Rakesh Agarwal, Managing Director, Laser Technologies Pvt Ltd, Ms Linda, Global Sales Head, Jiangsu Daijin Laser Science Technology Co. Ltd, Mr. Cyril Pereira, Managing Director, Reed Triune Exhibitions Pvt Ltd, and Mr. Gregory Zaraisky, CEO, Reed Exhibitions India. .

As per Indian Machine Tools Manufacturing Association (IMTMA), the market size of machine tools sector was sized at USD 1.7 billion in 2017. The machine tool industry comprises of about 25% large players and the remaining 75% is dominated by small manufacturers and manufacturing companies. It has been estimated that the machine tool industry in India has the potential to reach $ 3-4 billion by 2020-2022. The global conclave encourages Indian manufacturers and discuss in depth the benefits of adopting new age machine tools with advanced technology that can accelerate the growth of manufacturing sector in India.

Shri R. Panneer Selvam, Principal Director, MSME- Technology Development Center said while inaugurating the exhibition, “AMTEX is a great platform to bring together industrialists and knowledge leaders from the machine tools and engineering sector. With India focusing on innovation and Indian products through initiatives like Make in India coupled with growth in manufacturing that are eventually boosting newer and unique Indian ventures. The reduction in Corporate tax to 25 % for turnover up to 250 Crores, would also benefit some of the major machine tool manufacturers in the country and contribute towards its growth.”

According to Cyril Pereira, Managing Director, Reed Triune Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd, “We are delighted to present the 11th edition of AMTEX which has grown into a premium destination for industry leaders from the machine tools and engineering sector. It will be the perfect platform for the manufacturing fraternity at large, who can be sure to find the right solution to their business needs. India is poised to grow from currently being 12^th in production and 8^th in consumption (Gardner Survey 2017) and for this the industry need to develop capabilities to cater to this demand and investments for long term benefits in the economy. The exhibition will be high on innovative technology as we are expecting over 450 exhibitors including 150 international companies and 120+ first time participants.”

IESA and ESSCI are putting together a visionary, transformational education engine to enable the start-up and innovation ecosystem in the country. This initiative is implemented by IESA Talent CIG via National ESDM Technology Research Academy (NETRA). The vision of NETRA & ESSCI is to Transform Engineering campuses into ESDM Product Innovation Centers (EPIC) through Industry Partnerships.

The program is a reality on ground with proven success model at KLE Tech University, Hubli – where the ideation energy created by the hands-on teaching program touches 400 students/ semester – and has resulted in incubating 38 startups in first 4 years with 9 startups in acceleration stage. Of these 2 startups have crossed a valuation of 100 crores and employ over 1000 persons!

The learning presented to Ministry of Electronics and IT in August has resulted in the program getting a wider visibility – and is being rolled out with due process, in 6 select Universities in North. These shortlisted Universities include Amity University, AKG Engineering College, Bennet University, BM Munjal University, Chitkara University and Manav Rachna Engineering Universtity.

With the select current 6 universities, the initiative is touching over 1500 students in North. By end 2018, NETRA plans to expand to 20 universities with approx. 4000 students by end of 2018.

“By end of 2022, the program will cover over 100,000 students per annum, creating a huge ideation energy with far reaching impact in the electronics start-up ecosystem,” Ashwini K Aggarwal, Chairman, India Electronics & Semiconductors Association “I wish to congratulate the first batch of shortlisted universities –on their successful completion of the pre-launch faculty trainings and are happy to announce initiating support for their incubator/ideation labs”.

Adding to this, Dr. Sandeep Garg, President, India Electronics & Semiconductors Association said, “IESA & ESSCI has worked together with the Central Government to shortlist the academic partners, do a capability gap analysis and completed a comprehensive cross-stream train-the-trainer workshop for shortlisted 6 institutes. NETRA is creating a talent pool along with the support of other universities to make the students industry ready, by making them learn the skills and technology for future ESDM industry.”

N K Mohapatra, CEO, ESSCI commenting on the partnership said, “In order to enable the startup and innovation ecosystem in the country, ESSCI has joined hands with IESA to build – and scale – a visionary, transformational hands-on electronics engineering engine for India. India has a flourishing future in the electronics space and global players have started recognizing this as an opportunity for strengthening their footprints in India. With IESA-NETRA as an implementation partner, we want to focus on the aspiring youth, by primarily engaging with universities across India and make students industry ready.”