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The China Shanghai Munich Electronics Show (electronica China) is the most influential exhibition in the global Munich series of electronic exhibitions. It closely grasps hot application markets such as intelligent connected vehicles, Internet of Things, industrial automation, and 5G communications, providing an interactive platform for electronic suppliers and industry customers to discuss technological innovation and drive industry transformation. (The content of this article is the property of Juzhan, no forwarding without permission.)

The China Shanghai Munich Electronics Show (electronica China) had a total exhibition area of 90,000 square meters last session, with 1,568 participating companies from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Germany, UK, Russia, Brazil, Singapore, Dubai, etc., and 92,695 participants.

At the Munich Shanghai Electronics Show, a semiconductor-themed exhibition area will be created on-site, gathering many analog chip companies in the industry to showcase new industry applications and innovative achievements, discussing the development trends of the semiconductor industry. The aim is to provide a platform for communication and interaction between exhibitors and interested audiences, expanding cooperation opportunities and jointly promoting the prosperity of the industry.

The China Shanghai Munich Electronics Show (electronica China) is an electronics industry exhibition and an important event in the industry. Over the years, the exhibition has transformed into e-Planet, becoming a pioneering platform for future electronic technology. Semiconductors, sensors, connectors, power supplies, and other components form the core of e-Planet, shaping its landscape, cities, and streets. The innovation of e-Planet helps people understand the driving force behind the development of the electronic world more intuitively. On e-Planet, visitors and exhibitors are its residents, who can communicate easily at any time, witnessing together the global trend of the electronics industry development.