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Indium Corporation Joins European Center for Power Electronics
April 13, 2023 | Indium CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Advanced materials innovator Indium Corporation is pleased to announce that the company has joined the European Center for Power Electronics (ECPE), the leading industrial and research network for power electronics in Europe. Through its involvement with the organization, Indium Corporation continues to position itself as a premier materials provider, as well as thought leader, in the European power electronics market.
Founded in 2003 and comprised of more than 200 members, ECPE leads education, innovation, research, and technology transfer initiatives in the power electronics industry throughout the European continent. By joining the organization, Indium Corporation ensures its continued ability to provide superior product development and engineering support to its European customers. It also enhances the company’s ability to influence materials research and development initiatives, based on emerging design trends, and shape the development of new standards vital to the success of the global power electronics industry.
“As a company built on materials science innovation, Indium Corporation is proud to join ECPE and its coalition of power electronics leaders,” said Ross Berntson, COO and President of Indium Corporation. “ECPE’s work to drive research and technology roadmaps aligns perfectly with our goals, especially given the rapid developments taking place within the e-Mobility space.”
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