WT Korea's Semiconductor Company ADI Participates in 'Korea Electronics Show'... Showcasing Global Semiconductor Technology

WT Korea will showcase products from Analog Devices (ADI), a global leader in high-performance analog technology, at ‘KES 2022 (Korea Electronics Show)’ held from the 4th to the 7th at COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

Participating in the 2022 Korea Electronics Show, WT Korea introduced ADI’s eco-friendly vehicle battery management system (BMS), Condition-based Monitoring (CbM) system for equipment status monitoring, IO-Link, a serial digital communication protocol used in automation technology, E-meter for power quality analysis, power modules, and more.

The BMS features an ASIL D rating, BCI performance of over 200mA, and an AEC-Q100 system aimed at reducing defect rates to below 1ppm. If WT Korea, the Korean branch of the WT Group, signs an NDA, these products can be supplied.

The CbM system, short for Condition-based Monitoring, is a monitoring product that tracks equipment status and identifies issues such as actual wear and performance degradation of machinery. It provides various references, usage examples, and alternative design materials developed for easy use by existing Piezo-type sensor users, along with demo boards and software.

Additionally, various products such as smoke detectors and power modules that integrate power functions into compact packages to simplify power circuit implementation, verification, and manufacturing were showcased. Events such as roulette games and prize draws were prepared for visitors attending the exhibition.

WT Korea operates about 20 official semiconductor agencies including ST Micro, Onsemi, and NXP, providing diverse solutions to various domestic customers. It is strengthening its position as a technology leader in W.T. Engineering customers and applications such as frequency converters, motors, gears, PLCs, motion control, soft start, process control, process transmitters, and control cabinets.

Hosted by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and organized by the Korea Electronics Association (KEA), the 2022 Korea Electronics Show marks its 53rd edition since its inception in 1969. The 2022 Korea Electronics Show runs until the 7th, featuring 1,200 booths from about 450 companies across 8 countries including the United States, Japan, and Germany.