Micsig Backs the Infineon Cup and Sungrow Cup as the 12th University Power Electronics Application Design Contest Concludes in Suzhou

From November 3 to 7, 2026, the finals and grand final of the 12th University Power Electronics Application Design Contest were held at the Suzhou International Expo Center. Organized by the China Power Supply Society and its Science and Technology Competition Committee, and co-hosted by leading universities, this year’s contest ran four parallel tracks: the Infineon Cup Advanced Power Conversion Technology Competition, the Sungrow Cup New Energy and Energy Storage Competition, the Delta Cup Power Electronics AI Design Competition, and the Chipown Cup EMC Design Competition.

At this year’s event, Shenzhen Micsig Technology Co., Ltd. took part as a Platinum Partner of the contest and Joint Partner of the Infineon Cup Advanced Power Conversion Technology Competition, and provided test-equipment sponsorship to both the Infineon Cup and Sungrow Cup tracks. Throughout the contest, Micsig brought oscilloscopes, optical-fiber isolated probes, and other professional instruments to the venue.

From pre-contest preparation through prototype testing, the teams relied on the Micsig MHO3 series high-resolution oscilloscopes, MOIP series optical-fiber isolated probes, DP series high-voltage differential probes, and other instruments for fine-grained debugging and performance verification. For the tough measurements that high-frequency, high-dv/dt environments create, the MOIP probes’ high common-mode rejection restored key waveforms faithfully, laying the gate-drive and control-loop details bare — helping teams evaluate prototype performance accurately and pinpoint design problems fast, a solid technical backbone for every round of design optimization.

Contest Scale and Schedule

Launched by the China Power Supply Society in 2015, the University Power Electronics Application Design Contest has grown through twelve editions into one of the most influential student competitions in China’s power electronics field — widely regarded as the cradle of its innovation talent. Many past contestants have gone on to become key researchers at universities and core engineers across the industry.

This year’s edition drew entries from 121 universities nationwide — 447 teams in all, a record high. After rigorous preliminary and semi-final selection, 91 teams advanced to the finals. The five-day finals were packed: building test platforms, debugging and testing prototypes, technical reports and defenses, project exhibitions, and the awards ceremony — a full test of the students’ fundamentals and a showcase of young creativity. For power electronics students, it is both an annual high-level arena and a rare chance to face real industry needs head-on and bridge theory with engineering practice.

Advancing Learning Through Competition: Growing Tomorrow’s Talent

As strategic emerging industries such as new energy and artificial intelligence surge ahead, power electronics is being woven into industrial upgrading and China’s dual-carbon journey with unprecedented depth — and precise, dependable test and measurement is the bedrock beneath all of it. For more than a decade, Micsig has held to one mission: to build an intelligently controlled world of efficient electrical power through extreme measurement precision, staying deep in the power electronics test-and-measurement arena and keeping pace with the industry’s search for innovation.

Looking ahead, Micsig will keep refining its measurement technology — truer signal capture, more accurate results, and new solutions — to empower every engineer’s exploration, and to keep injecting precision into the progress of China’s power electronics technology and the growth of its young talent.

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