SindoPower

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SindoPower GmbH
Company typeGmbH
Founded2009
Defunct2015
HeadquartersNuremberg, Germany
ProductsSemiconductor
ParentSEMIKRON
Websitewww.sindopower.com

SindoPower is the first business-to-business (B2B) eCommerce business owned by a manufacturer of power semiconductor components.[1] Other manufacturers rely on representatives or independent distributors.

SindoPower's parent company, The German-based holding company Semikron, employs 3,600 people worldwide. SEMIKRON comprises a global network of 35 companies with 10 production sites. Power electronics are produced in Germany, France, Italy, Slovakia, South Africa, Brazil, USA, China, India and South Korea. The company[2] has a 37% share of the worldwide market for diode/thyristor modules.

SindoPower was integrated into the Semikron Group in 2015.[3]

Products[edit]

SindoPower’s product range consists of approximately 2,000 of overall 11,600 different power semiconductors from 1 kW to 10 MW, including chips, discrete diodes/thyristors, fuses, sensors, varistors, connectors, and power modules (IGBT, MOSFET, diode, thyristor) as an official distributor of Epcos, LEM, Mersen, SEMIKRON and Weidmüller.

eCommerce[edit]

In a market dominated by traditional sales channels, SindoPower's eCommerce model has features atypical for power semiconductor B2B's:

  • public transparency in pricing
  • Web 2.0 community approach for power electronics experts
  • real-time customer service
  • stock visibility and automatic substitute proposal for out of stock components[citation needed]

Customer care[edit]

In May 2012 Epcos, LEM [de], Mersen, Proton-Electrotex, Semikron, SindoPower and Weidmüller started the joined platform PowerGuru to centralize power electronics know-how at one place.

Location[edit]

Customers all over the world except from mainland China are handled by SindoPower GmbH. Customers from mainland China are handled by Zhuhai SindoPower Electronics Company Ltd.

Literature[edit]

  • Ulrich Nicolai; Tobias Reimann; Jürgen Petzoldt; Josef Lutz (1998), Applikationshandbuch IGBT- und MOSFET-Leistungsmodule (PDF-Version) (in German) (1. ed.), ISLE Verlag, ISBN 978-3-932633-24-9
  • Arendt Wintrich; Ulrich Nicolai; Werner Tursky; Tobias Reimann (2010), Applikationshandbuch 2010 (PDF-Version) (in German) (2. ed.), ISLE Verlag, ISBN 978-3-938843-56-7
  • Arendt Wintrich; Ulrich Nicolai; Werner Tursky; Tobias Reimann (2011), Application Manual 2011 (PDF-Version) (in German) (2. ed.), ISLE Verlag, ISBN 978-3-938843-66-6

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