TDK supports World Athletics Championships Oregon22 through official partner activities

TDK Corporation has announced its official partnership with the world’s most prestigious track and field event, the World Athletics Championships Oregon22.

Taking place 100 days from now, global athletes will come together from 15-24 July at the renowned Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, for a celebration of diversity, human potential, and athletic achievement. In recent years, technology has transformed the sports industry and athletic potential through electronics and sensor solutions that help perfect movement, track performance, and enhance communications.

This is the first time the World Athletics Championships will be hosted in the United States, and TDK has a long tradition, sponsoring the World Championships since the inaugural event in Helsinki in 1983.

Approximately 2000 top athletes from more than 200 countries will compete in 49 disciplines. TDK is proud to support global athletes who are pushing their personal limits, sponsoring the men’s events, and presenting $100,000 to any male athlete who breaks a world record. The women’s world record programme will be supported by a different partner of World Athletics.

In addition, LED boards powered by a TDK-Lambda power supply product will be at the 100m start line and around the stadium

TDK’s main sponsoring activities include:

• The TDK-Lambda AC-DC converter will be used as the power-supply device for the LED board at the race start line for 100m.

• A movie titled ‘Start Believing in Yourself’ that will project on the LED boards to showcase TDK’s support toward not only the athletes, but everyone who is about to make a new start.

• A page on TDK’s website that includes exclusive content including current and past winners, world records, and the relationship between athletics and electronic components, as well as the aforementioned video.

TDK will continue to leverage the competence in technology it has acquired in its cooperation with the WCH Oregon 22 for future projects. A sweepstakes for tickets will be held in the United States; more details coming soon.