Japan's Mitsubishi Electric leads the proposal to promote the establishment of international power semiconductor standards

Mitsubishi Electric stated on October 24 that it has proposed to international organizations to establish a universal standard for power semiconductors

Mitsubishi Electric stated that power semiconductors are used in renewable energy and pure electric vehicles (EVs). Conversion devices, etc. As the demand for power semiconductors increases, if international standards are still not perfected, there will be risks such as the circulation of defective products.

Mitsubishi Electric has taken the lead on the proposal at the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC, headquartered in Geneva). At present, various industries, countries and regions have their own standards, but international standards are not perfect. Mitsubishi Electric hopes that in addition to companies that manufacture power semiconductors like its own, electric power companies and automobile manufacturers that use power semiconductors will also participate in the recent striving to improve international standards within a few years.

According to the announcement, this site learned that the IEC seminar attracted about 60 people from 20 countries to participate and made suggestions. As for Japanese companies, Mitsubishi Electric, Fuji Electric, Hitachi, and power transmission and distribution company Tokyo Electric Power Grid (TEPCO Power Grid) are participating. In terms of overseas companies, ABB of Switzerland, BMW of Germany, and Infineon, a large German semiconductor company, also participated in the seminar

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