慕尼黑电子元器件展览会（electronica）是国际上领先的电子元器件、组件、系统及应用交易博览会，始于1964年，每两年一届在慕尼黑新国际展览中心举行，是欧洲及世界上规模最大和影响最广的电子元器件专业博览会之一，世界上电子及检测系统的元件和组件行业主要供货商均参加该展，将展示最新的技术与发展趋势，展品范围广泛，参展商或观众收获庞大。
electronica展在展商和观众的数量上双双保持高参与水平的增长，向国际电子业发出了强烈的积极信号。目前electronica展会规模：展商达2700家左右，吸引了众多知名展商参天，其中60%以上来自海外，展出面积14万平米以上，参观观众7万以上。来自中东欧国家、台湾、巴西、南非和俄罗斯地区的观众数量较多，较来自美国、英国、法国和以色列的观众数量增长多。 随着展会参与者日益增多，也使得慕尼黑电子展的国际性，专业性，互通性迈出了更深的一步，84%的展商及94%的参观观众更是评价为：该展是电子行业中起决定性作用的博览会，稳固了全球第一大电子元器件展的荣誉和地位。
尽管如此，展商和观众都对electronica展的成绩表示满意。调查显示，齐全的参展产品和服务范围、展会在电子业界的领先地位、展会邀请业界重量级人物参加和展商的国际性是 electronica最吸引人的因素。展会上还有关于最近经济形势变化的讨论。
展品范围(Show Products):
•半导体；•嵌入式系统；•显示器；•微纳米系统；•传感器；•测试和测量；•电子设计（ED / EDA）；•被动元件；•机电/系统外设；•电源供应器；•印刷电路板，其他电路载体和EMS；•系统部件；•汽车电子器件；•无线网络及电子器件；•信息采集和服务；•E-移动/汽车；•嵌入式解决方案；•智能能源解决方案；•电力电子技术。
展会报告(Show Reports):
electronica 2022 impressively confirms its status as the world’s leading trade fair for electronics
2,144 exhibitors showcased the entire range of electronics
Approximately 70,000 visitors with a high level of internationality
New record levels for exhibitor and visitor satisfaction
An excellent mood in 14 halls and intensive discussions at full trade fair booths: The international electronics industry met again in person from November 15 to 18 at electronica 2022 in Munich. 2,144 exhibitors, 64 percent of whom came from countries outside of Germany, showcased innovations that covered the entire spectrum of electronics to about 70,000 visitors at this world leading trade fair. SEMICON Europa was held in parallel spread over just under one and a half halls. A highly informative supporting program consisting of conferences, forums and special events such as the CEO Roundtable explored the focus topics of the trade fair. The program also served as an opportunity for discussions about current global challenges, including the energy transition, supply chain bottlenecks, the scarcity of raw materials and shortages of skilled workers.
“electronica 2022 impressively confirmed its status as world leading trade fair and demonstrated once again that Munich is THE trade fair location for the international electronics industry,” summarizes Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, CEO of Messe München. “We are delighted that the number of visitors was only around 14 percent below the record result of 2018, and that the share of international visitors at around 54 percent was even higher than at the previous events—an outstanding result in these times. What’s more, according to the trade fair survey, our exhibitors and visitors were more satisfied with electronica this year than ever before.”
Dr. Gunther Kegel, President of ZVEI, the German Association of the Electronics and Digital Industry, noted that electronica highlighted its position as a world-leading trade fair and conference platform for the electronics industry once again this year: “The mood is positive—back again live in Munich after four years, the booths were well-frequented, there were lots of conversations and valuable contacts made. once again, we realized one thing: Face-to-face contacts and direct discussions at trade fairs are irreplaceable.”
Exhibitors enthusiastic about their trade fair appearance
“What a brilliant comeback by electronica!”, said Philip Harting, Chairman of the Advisory Board for electronica and CEO of the HARTING Technology Group. “The trade fair has never been so international, so specific in conversations with customers, so target-oriented from the visitors’ side. Munich as a trade fair site has demonstrated that international visitors will come to Germany when the package fits and the messages are clear. I’m already looking forward to electronica 2024.” Katja Stolle, Exhibition Director of electronica, /confirm/is: “The exhibitors were extremely satisfied, both in terms of visitor quality and the results of conversations with customers, most of which were conducted on the highest decision-making level. As you walked through the halls, you could really feel just how much the industry was enjoying this reunion and personal contact.”
High-ranking start: CEO Roundtable
The CEO Roundtable with leaders in the semiconductor industry was held on November 14, the evening before the trade fair opened. Jean-Marc Chery (STMicroelectronics), Jochen Hanebeck (Infineon), Gregg Lowe (Wolfspeed) and Kurt Sievers (NXP Semiconductors) talked about the global challenges the industry is facing and their visions for the future of an all-electric society. The discussion partners emphasized, how important it is not to lose sight of the need for innovations despite supply chain problems, scarcities of raw materials and shortages of skilled workers. Supporting program explores topics of the future
The trade fair’s supporting program reflected the topics and challenges that are weighing on the minds of the electronics industry right now. One of the major focus topics was sustainability: both in terms of exhibits at the trade fair booths and discussion topics at the conferences and forums—at electronica, the industry demonstrated its importance as a driving force behind sustainable technologies. To address the shortage of skilled workers, the trade fair offered a range of career initiatives, including on-site recruiting, the Student Day and a job exchange which brought together exhibitors and job starters with the aim of getting young people, especially women, enthusiastic about the industry. The Fast Forward platform also aimed at promoting young talents: It provided a stage for selected start-ups to present their innovations to an audience of specialists.
SEMICON Europa complemented the trade fair
SEMICON Europa was held at the same time as electronica and provided exhibitors with an opportunity to showcase their semiconductor-manufacturing solutions and products. It served as a fitting complement to the trade fair. Laith Altimime, President of SEMI Europe said: “At this year’s SEMICON Europa, strategically co-located with electronica, industry leaders provided insights into microelectronics trends that are crucial to industry innovation and growth in Europe and around the world. Record attendance and a sold-out exhibition area—SEMI is excited about this year's results.”
electronica in figures
2,144 exhibitors traveled from 48 countries and regions to Munich (2018: 3,124 | 53), about 64 percent of them came from countries outside of Germany (2018: 70 percent). Approximately 70,000 visitors from around 100 countries and regions attended the trade fair (2018: 81,471 | 101). The share of international visitors totaled about 54 percent (2018: 50 percent). After Germany, the top 10 visitor countries were (in this order): Italy, Austria, France, Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Switzerland, USA, Israel, Spain, Turkey and Sweden.
The next electronica will take place in Munich from November 12-15, 2024.
