哥德堡聚焦半导体、循环经济与EMS战略
Evertiq Expo Gothenburg展会将于9月17日在瑞典哥德堡举行，汇聚瑞典及北欧电子行业，全天聚焦半导体市场、元器件管理、PCB制造及EMS战略。
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本文介绍了将于9月17日在瑞典哥德堡举行的Evertiq Expo展会，聚焦半导体市场、元器件管理、循环经济、PCB制造及EMS战略等电子行业议题。涉及主体包括Evertiq、Halmstad大学、HTV Alter Technology、Rochester Electronics、Svensk Elektronik、Rotakorn Electronics、DYCONEX、in4ma、InnoFour等。关键数字包括PCB线宽15微米、瑞典EMS公司77家。文章与电子元器件供应链的关系在于讨论元器件老化与存储、日期代码、循环经济对供应链韧性的影响、半导体市场信号、EMS行业结构变化等。
- HTV Alter Technology的Gunter Mößinger将深入探讨元器件老化机制和存储策略，这些因素决定元器件是否可靠，且随着半导体生命周期缩短，该问题日益紧迫。
- Rochester Electronics的Ronny Nietzsche将挑战行业关于日期代码的惯例，说明妥善存储的元器件在标记日期之后仍可完全可靠。
- Svensk Elektronik秘书长Elisabet Österlund将介绍ReLoop Electronics项目的最新成果，该项目旨在绘制瑞典电子行业更循环的条件，重点关注再利用、循环设计和商业模式如何增强供应链韧性和竞争力。
- Evertiq的Dennis Dahlgren将与Rotakorn Electronics销售经理Sebastian Blom进行现场对话，从分销商角度讨论采购模式和市场信号，以及近期影响行业的因素。
- DYCONEX的Tamara Aderneuer将介绍半加成工艺技术，可制造低至15微米的结构，以满足高密度应用的需求。
- in4ma的Mareike Haass将基于最新全球EMS Top 100数据，分析超大规模企业和AI基础设施如何改变制造业格局及其对欧洲和北欧的影响。
供应链影响
- 元器件存储策略和日期代码的可靠性可能影响库存管理决策，但具体影响取决于实际存储条件和应用要求。
- 循环经济项目（如ReLoop Electronics）可能通过促进再利用和循环设计来增强供应链韧性，但效果取决于行业采纳程度和商业模式创新。
- 半导体市场讨论可能反映近期采购模式变化，但具体趋势取决于分销商观察到的信号和市场需求。
- PCB制造技术（如15微米线宽）可能影响高密度应用供应链的供应能力，但取决于技术成熟度和产能。
- 全球EMS行业结构变化（如超大规模企业影响）可能重塑制造布局，对欧洲和北欧的影响取决于区域竞争力和投资流向。
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Semiconductors, circularity and EMS strategy in focus in Gothenburg
活动当天以哈姆斯塔德大学电子中心的一个学生项目开场，该项目展示了一种在真实骑行和模拟中测量摩托车骑手姿势的综合方法。通过嵌入夹克和头盔中的可穿戴IMU传感器，结合基于相机的图像分析，实时计算关节角度和运动动力学——未来可应用于主动安全系统和骑手监控。
随后，元器件管理和生命周期问题成为焦点。来自HTV Alter Technology的Gunter Mößinger（Evertiq此前曾报道过）深入探讨了老化机制和存储策略，这些因素决定元器件是否可靠——随着半导体生命周期缩短，这一问题变得越来越紧迫。
来自Rochester Electronics的Ronny Nietzsche挑战了行业关于日期代码的惯例，解释了为什么妥善存储的元器件在标记日期之后仍可完全可靠。
当Svensk Elektronik秘书长Elisabet Österlund介绍ReLoop Electronics项目的最新成果时，循环经济成为焦点——该项目正在绘制瑞典电子行业更循环的条件。重点是再利用、循环设计和新的商业模式如何增强供应链韧性和竞争力。
半导体市场是今年现场对话的主题，Evertiq的Dennis Dahlgren与Rotakorn Electronics销售经理Sebastian Blom一起把握市场脉搏。两人利用分销商视角的日常信息流，讨论采购模式、市场信号以及近期预期影响行业的因素。
来自DYCONEX的Tamara Aderneuer讨论了小型化和细线PCB生产，她介绍了用于低至15 µm结构的半加成工艺技术——这种方法满足了高密度应用日益严苛的要求。
来自in4ma的Mareike Haass基于最新的全球EMS Top 100数据，分析了全球EMS行业的结构性转变。超大规模企业和AI基础设施如何改变制造业格局——这对欧洲和北欧意味着什么？
来自哈姆斯塔德大学的Oscar Amador Molina展示了结合UWB技术和V2X通信的研究，旨在提高真实城市环境中弱势道路使用者的安全性。
当来自InnoFour的John Ludvigsen展示Polarion应用生命周期管理如何为组织提供从需求到交付的统一透明视图时，嵌入式软件开发和项目管理成为焦点。
活动最后，Evertiq的Dennis Dahlgren展示了对瑞典EMS市场的原创分析，该分析基于一个从零构建的数据库：审查了数百家公司，其中77家合格。结果绘制了瑞典EMS供应商、其工厂以及实时重塑行业的整合图谱。
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The day opens with a student project from the Electronics Centre at Halmstad University, presenting a combined approach to measuring motorcycle rider posture during real-world riding and simulation. Using wearable IMU sensors embedded in a jacket and helmet, combined with camera-based image analysis, joint angles and motion dynamics are calculated in real time — with future applications in active safety systems and rider monitoring.
Component management and lifecycle questions then take centre stage. Gunter Mößinger from HTV Alter Technology, whom Evertiq has written about previously, goes deep on the ageing mechanisms and storage strategies that determine whether a component holds up or not – a question that has become increasingly pressing as semiconductor lifecycles shrink.
Ronny Nietzsche from Rochester Electronics challenges industry conventions around date codes, explaining why properly stored components can be fully reliable well beyond what the markings suggest.
Circularity takes the stage when Elisabet Österlund, Secretary General of Svensk Elektronik, presents the latest results from ReLoop Electronics – an ongoing project mapping the conditions for a more circular Swedish electronics industry. The focus is on how reuse, circular design and new business models can strengthen supply chain resilience and competitiveness.
The semiconductor market is the topic of this year's live conversation, where Evertiq's Dennis Dahlgren takes the pulse of the market together with Sebastian Blom, Sales Manager at Rotakorn Electronics. Drawing on the daily flow of information from the distributor's perspective, the two discuss purchasing patterns, market signals and what is expected to shape the industry in the near term.
Miniaturisation and fine-line PCB production are addressed by Tamara Aderneuer from DYCONEX, who presents semi-additive process technology for structures down to 15 µm — a method that responds to the increasingly demanding requirements of high-density applications.
The structural shift in the global EMS industry is analysed by Mareike Haass from in4ma, drawing on the latest Global EMS Top 100 data. How are hyperscalers and AI infrastructure changing the manufacturing landscape — and what does it mean for Europe and the Nordics?
Oscar Amador Molina from Halmstad University presents research combining UWB technology and V2X communication to improve safety for vulnerable road users in real urban environments.
Embedded software development and project management are the focus when John Ludvigsen from InnoFour shows how Polarion Application Lifecycle Management gives organisations a unified and transparent overview — from requirements to delivery.
The programme closes with Evertiq's Dennis Dahlgren presenting an original analysis of the Swedish EMS market, built on a database constructed from scratch: hundreds of companies reviewed, 77 qualified. The result is a mapping of Sweden's EMS providers, their factories and the consolidation reshaping the industry in real time.
Evertiq Expo Gothenburg takes place on September 17. Registration is still open.
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