Seminars 2026

onsemi Engineering Days

Power, Sensing and Connectivity:
From Component Choice to System Design

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A one-day, in-person technical seminar for engineers working on power conversion, motion control, sensing and industrial connectivity. Two parallel tracks, six 90-minute sessions and a live demo area, with onsemi application engineers on hand throughout.

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City
Date / Time
Registration
Krakow, Poland
Tuesday, 24 November 2026
09:00-15:00
Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Cracow, ul. Przy Rondzie 2, 31-547 Kraków
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Dortmund, Germany
Thursday, 26 November 2026
09:00-15:00
UNION AREAL des Dortmunder U Brauturm Leonie-Reygers-Terrasse 1, 44137 Dortmund, Germany
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Gothenburg, Sweden
Tuesday, 1 December 2026
09:00-15:00
Scandic Crown Polhemsplatsen 3, 411 11 Göteborg, Sweden
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Agenda

Join onsemi technical experts in Krakow, Dortmund or Gothenburg for a full day of technical sessions, live demonstrations and practical design discussions covering intelligent power, sensing and industrial connectivity. Explore the trade-offs behind SiC, GaN and power-switch selection. See how design and simulation tools can help optimize power systems. Learn how 10BASE-T1S, inductive position sensing and precision current measurement can address emerging industrial design requirements.

Time

Track 1: Intelligent Power

Speaker: Didier Balocco

Track 2: Sensing and Connectivity

Speaker: Alessandro Maggioni
09:00-10:30
Selecting the Right Switch and Its Driver
Advancing Industrial Connectivity with 10BASE-T1S

Compare switch technologies and understand how power-switch and gate-driver pairing affects system performance. Explore Elite Pairing Studio and supporting power demonstrations.

Topics: Switch technology selection | Gate-driver pairing | Elite Pairing Studio | Live demos

Explore how 10BASE-T1S can bring Ethernet connectivity closer to industrial sensors, actuators and edge nodes.

Topics: Industrial 10BASE-T1S | Network architectures | Remote Control Protocol | Live demos

12:30-13:30
Lunch and demonstrations
11:00-12:30
GaN and Next-Generation Power Supply Design
Precision Position Sensing

Explore the role of GaN in compact 800 V and 48 V DC-DC designs and emerging approaches to AC-DC power conversion.

Topics: GaN | 800 V and 48 V DC-DC | Single-stage AC-DC | Controllers | Drivers | Switchers

Explore inductive sensing from fundamentals through coil design and implementation in servo drives, robotics and smart actuators.

Topics: Inductive sensing | Resolver replacement | Coil design tools | Motion control | Functional safety

12:30-13:30
Lunch and demonstrations
13:30-15:00
Part 1: Why SiC JFET?
Advanced Signal Conditioning and Current Sensing

Explore SiC JFET technology for high-voltage switching and protection, including a practical comparison of SiC JFET and SiC MOSFET approaches.

Part 2: 30kW Active Front End

Design review and preliminary results on a 3-Phase input Active Front End for AI Data Center.

Topics: HV inrush | Hot swap | O-ring | Battery disconnect | Solid-state relays | 30 kW AFE | AI Data Center | HVDC

Explore advanced signal conditioning and current sensing techniques for efficient, reliable power systems.

Topics: Bridge Signal Conditioning Interface | Current measurement | Current-sense amplifiers | Diagnostics | Predictive maintenance

Why Attend?

Meet onsemi technical experts

Discuss design challenges and technology choices directly with specialists.

Gain a system-level view

Understand how power, sensing and connectivity decisions affect overall performance.

Compare technologies

Explore where SiC, GaN, 10BASE-T1S and Precision Sensing & Connectivity fit.

Evaluate options faster

Use demos and design tools to assess choices before hardware.

Apply insight to active designs

Bring current questions and discuss next steps with onsemi engineers.

Move from device to system

See how individual technologies come together in complete designs.

Who Should Attend?

onsemi Engineering Days are designed for engineers and technical teams making technology, architecture and component decisions for current and upcoming designs. The program is relevant to hardware, power electronics, application, analog, sensing and connectivity engineers, as well as R&D teams and technical leads working across:

  • Power electronics and power conversion
  • Industrial automation
  • Motor drives and motion control
  • Robotics and smart actuators
  • Battery and energy systems
  • Industrial connectivity
  • Sensing and signal conditioning
  • industrial electronics

See the Technology in Action

Engineering Day goes beyond presentations. Live demonstrations and engineering tools will complement the technical sessions, giving you the opportunity to explore technologies in action and discuss implementation directly with onsemi experts.

Demonstrations will cover areas including:

  • Power-switch and gate-driver pairing
  • Power design simulation
  • Wide-bandgap power technologies
  • 10BASE-T1S connectivity
  • Inductive position sensing
  • Bridge signal conditioning interface
  • Precision current sensing

Frequently Asked Questions

The event entry is free. Advance registration is required and space is limited.

Yes. Both tracks run in parallel, and attendees can move between tracks between the scheduled session blocks.

Yes. Demonstrations will be available during the day, including during scheduled breaks and lunch.

Yes. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Please indicate any dietary requirements when registering.

Yes. onsemi technical experts will be available throughout the event to discuss applications, technology choices and design challenges.

A laptop is required for the technical sessions. Future information will be shared with attendees via email.

Selected presentations and supporting technical resources may be made available to registered attendees following the event.

The technical sessions will be presented in English, with our local sales representative available for support.