In 90s, with China's rapid economic development, the rapid popularization of inverter in the industrial field, twenty-first Century suffered the impact of the economic crisis, but does not disrupt the inverter market overall remains stable development state at the same time, with the frequency of growing market demand also increased the expansion of production scale transformer.
In the current promotion of energy saving and environmental protection, energy saving technology of inverter with its significant, ushered in an inverter development opportunities, because the frequency is involving a wide range of customers more, the future will continue to drive towards customer service for the purpose of the same product are improved to different functional differences, in order to adapt to different customer groups the requirements, resulting in more rapid development.
At present, low-voltage inverter product users to local users, respectively, in our country, heavy lift machinery, electric power, chemical and other industries play an important role in promoting development, even in some of the original frequency less traffic areas. And the low voltage inverter will rise again in the stable market of the transformer industry with its advanced automation equipment. But now if you want to enter the international market, there is still considerable pressure, because China's industrialization started late, but developed countries have mature markets in Europe and the United States of inverter, occupy the main position in the international market, to join the international inverter industry competition, is bound to exist some obstacles.
To sum up, we believe that the strength of China's inverter is weaker than that of foreign brands, whether in terms of manufacturing technology or industrial design, there is a great gap between foreign brands and foreign brands. Therefore, how to improve the production technology and speed up the design innovation is the key to the occupation of the local market by the transformer industry.
