Discover Melexis’ power electronics solutions in action at PCIM 2026
Melexis will showcase its latest sensing and protection technologies for ePowertrain and power electronics at PCIM 2026.
At PCIM 2026, Melexis’ team will showcase how its IC portfolio helps engineers increase system performance and solve key design challenges across high-power automotive and industrial applications. Melexis will highlight key ePowertrain trends and the role of sensing and protection technologies in next-generation electrified systems, supported by dedicated application displays for 3-phase traction inverters, high-voltage batteries, and on-board chargers (OBCs).
The Melexis stand will feature solutions including:
● Current Sensor ICs: Visitors will be able to compare a wide range of modern current sensing architectures in one place, from shunt, C-core and U-shield approaches to coreless PCB and busbar implementations. Demonstrations will include a real mixed technology three-phase PCB integration, the DVK91235 coreless sensor showing PCB/busbar sensing, and electric motor control using integrated coreless, external primary coreless sensors, and IMC-Hall®. Attendees can explore Melexis’ current sensor range up close with Melexis experts, discussing key themes such as innovation in automotive inverter design and the latest trends across battery, MPPT solar and other high-current applications.
● Si-RC Snubber Protective Devices: As SiC devices operate at higher switching frequencies and voltages, voltage overshoot, ringing and electromagnetic interference can affect reliability, efficiency and layout flexibility. Melexis’ integrated Si-RC snubber addresses these effects at module level by suppressing voltage spikes and high-frequency oscillations close to the switching components. Demonstrations will include an inverter HPD power module fitted to the Si-RC snubber, allowing the show’s visitors to see how this innovative device can support compact, robust power-module designs in person.
● FIR Temperature Sensor ICs: Melexis will present its far-infrared temperature sensing technologies, including a new busbar-focused demonstration for contactless temperature monitoring. The showcase will cover how FIR sensing arrays can deliver thermal data without direct contact with the measured surface, supporting applications, like busbars, inverters, e-motors, and battery systems, where conventional contact-based approaches can add complexity, slow response or restrict mechanical design.
● Position Sensor ICs: For motor-control enthusiasts, Melexis will demonstrate position sensing technologies that support accurate feedback in electrified motion systems. The stand will include rotor position sensing, an inductive resolver for traction inverter applications and Melexis’ Triaxis magnetic sensing technology. Visitors can explore where magnetic and inductive sensing approaches fit within applications such as e-motor architectures, and how precise position feedback supports efficiency, torque control and system responsiveness, even within challenging electrified systems.
“PCIM gives engineers the opportunity to look beyond individual components and discuss the system-level challenges behind electrification,” said Paul Laval, EV Powertrain System Expert at Melexis. “We are excited to welcome visitors to the Melexis stand and show them what these technologies can do in real applications. From current sensing and SiC protection to FIR temperature monitoring and position feedback, our technologies and engaging demonstrations give engineers a hands-on way to explore solutions for their own power electronics and ePowertrain designs”
Visitors to PCIM 2026 can meet Melexis at Hall 7, Booth 0230 from 9 to 11 June. For more information please see melexis.com/pcim-europe-2026
