Power semiconductor maker Panjit International (2481.TW) has headed to electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, with automotive electronics and AI as its two main pillars, rolling out third-generation automotive MOSFETs, silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs, AI server rack power solutions and IC-integrated motor control technology in one sweep. The show runs from November 10 to 13, with Panjit's booth at Hall C3, Stand 538.
The first day alone drew customers from various markets and industry partners, who exchanged views with the company's technical and sales teams on product performance, system design and application requirements.
This year's show is a major international showcase for Panjit as it marks its 40th anniversary. From automotive power and thermal management to high-power-density power supplies for AI servers and multi-axis precision control for robotic dexterous hands, Panjit is seeking to prove to global customers that its product line has expanded from a single power component supplier to system-level integrated solutions.
In the automotive segment, Panjit is exhibiting 40V third-generation automotive MOSFETs featuring low on-resistance (RDS(on)) and an optimized figure of merit (FOM), helping customers cut power losses and improve thermal designs while meeting automotive systems' requirements for reliability and miniaturization.
The company is also combining automotive-grade reliability validation with a diverse range of packaging options to address various stages including automotive power conversion, circuit protection and motor drive.
Panjit noted that how automotive 12V power systems can reduce conduction losses, cut heat generation and improve operating efficiency has become a core challenge in automotive electronics design. As electrification and digitalization advance, standards for energy efficiency, heat dissipation and reliability in power management, electric water pumps and thermal management systems will only rise.
In addition to the 40V product line, 80V and 100V components are expected to enter mass production in 2027, targeting 48V power system applications.
SynMOS Technology, a company under the group, is simultaneously showcasing IC-integrated motor control solutions at the booth, with live demonstrations of automotive water pumps and oil pumps that let visitors directly see how motor control technology operates in real terms within vehicle thermal management systems.
Panjit stressed that from power component selection to motor control solution integration, the company can help customers meet automotive electronics' design requirements for efficiency, control precision and system integration.
On the AI front, generative AI and high-performance computing are driving up power consumption in AI server racks, and data center power architectures are evolving toward higher power density and energy efficiency.
The AI server rack power solutions Panjit is showcasing focus on two key applications — Hot-Swap and ORing (redundant power management) — using low on-resistance MOSFETs to reduce power losses and heat generation along high-current power delivery paths, while supporting designs such as hot-swapping of power modules, redundant power supply and reverse-current blocking.
For high-voltage power conversion, Panjit is exhibiting SiC MOSFETs, demonstrating the use of wide-bandgap power components in high-efficiency designs such as data center power supplies and electric vehicle on-board chargers (OBCs). The…
