Exhibition Information
- Name
- Chengdu International Microwave, RF & EMC Exhibition
- Industry
- Electricity
- City
- Chengdu
- Venue
- No. 198, Century City Road, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China
- Abbreviation
- CIMREC
- Dates
- Visitors
- 30000 visitors
- Exhibitors
- 400 exhibitors
Exhibition Introduction
The Value of Exhibiting at the Chengdu International Microwave, RF & Electromagnetic Compatibility Exhibition (CIMREC)
- An influential professional platform for microwave, RF, and electromagnetic compatibility in western China. Held in Chengdu—known as the “Silicon Valley of Western China” and a pivotal hub of China’s fourth IT center—the exhibition serves key industrial clusters spanning Chongqing, Xi’an, Mianyang, Leshan, Suining, and other regions. Sichuan has designated the electronic information industry as the cornerstone of its trillion-yuan high-tech sector, with microwave and RF playing a central role. Backed by authoritative support from government agencies and industry associations, the event strives to build a nationally impactful supply–demand–sales platform that sets a benchmark for regional collaboration, offering enterprises a strategic gateway to engage deeply with western China’s industrial heartland and align with local policies and market resources.
- Comprehensive coverage of the entire industry chain, presenting both core segments in full. Exhibits span the full spectrum of microwave and RF technologies—from active components such as amplifiers, mixers, switches, and oscillators, to passive elements like connectors, isolators, circulators, filters, and antennas—and extend to electromagnetic compatibility areas, including measurement instruments, interference simulators, shielding materials, filtering technologies, shielding chambers, and lightning protection solutions. From foundational components to system-level solutions, and from testing and measurement to material applications, the exhibition offers a holistic view of the industry’s most advanced innovations and cutting-edge developments.
- Access to core buyer networks in western China, fostering a regional trade nexus. With a 20,000-square-meter exhibition space and 400 participating exhibitors, the event anticipates attracting over 30,000 professional buyers. Attendees represent critical application domains including industrial electronics, consumer electronics, automotive, telecommunications systems, medical devices, household appliances, aerospace, defense, IoT, rail transit, security, and renewable energy. Adhering to a “concierge-style service” approach, the exhibition organizes multiple professional visiting and procurement delegations, each comprising over a hundred participants, providing exhibitors with efficient channels to connect directly with western China’s multi-trillion-yuan market demand.
- Focusing on frontier technological trends, cultivating an ecosystem of deep industry–academia–research–application collaboration. With substantial progress being made in 5G millimeter-wave, gallium nitride, phased-array antennas, and terahertz technologies, and preliminary research on 6G already underway, the exhibition capitalizes on these hot topics to provide industry leaders, academics, and businesses with a comprehensive platform for showcasing and exchanging ideas. Concurrent forums and technical exchange sessions delve into pressing issues such as next-generation communication technologies, electromagnetic compatibility design, and the convergence of military and civilian applications, offering enterprises a high-end think tank to navigate technological directions and forge links between academia, industry, and practical applications.
- Driving the integration of military and civilian applications, enabling enterprises to expand into diverse markets. RF and microwave technologies are increasingly applied across both military and civilian sectors, serving as a powerful catalyst for modern industrial development. Regions such as Chengdu High-Tech Zone have established complete industrial ecosystems integrating basic electronic components, semiconductor ICs, specialized electronics, smart terminals, AI and big data, and intelligent manufacturing. Exhibiting companies can leverage the platform to efficiently align with military supply-chain requirements while tapping into civilian market opportunities, achieving dual breakthroughs in technology and market access.






