On September 2 and 19, 2024, technical experts from Lite-On Technology visited the ZJU-PMIC Application Testing Laboratory. During the visit, the ZJU-PMIC team showcased several of their representative achievements. Both sides engaged in discussions, particularly focusing on ZJU-PMIC’s MHz cellular 380V-12V DCX technology, and shared insights on the team’s experiences in advancing towards higher efficiency and higher power density in power electronics.

Both engaged in a thorough and in-depth discussion regarding the increasingly stringent power density requirements for servers, current development bottlenecks, and future outlooks. Each side expressed their views, contributing to a comprehensive exchange of ideas on these critical topics.

ZJU-PMIC introduced its new open and membership-based university-industry collaboration model. The alliance has established a non-profit, win-win cooperative ecosystem, focusing on core technologies for future information power systems, energy storage power systems, and new energy vehicle power systems. It conducts systematic and forward-looking collaborative research between industry, academia, and research institutions, driving disruptive technological innovations. This approach aims to accelerate the transformation and upgrading of the power electronics industry while cultivating innovative research and engineering talent.