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“Power electronics will remain one of the most attractive branches of the semiconductor industry for the next decade”
Yole Développement has today released a new report on the 'Status of the Power Electronics Industry'. In this report, Yole Développement highlights the trends of disruptive power semiconductors technology and market.
Atollic TrueSTUDIO adds support for NXP microcontrollers
Atollic today announced the addition of target support for NXP’s family of ARM Cortex-M0 and Cortex-M3-based microcontrollers in its award-winning Atollic TrueSTUDIO for ARM C/C++ development environment.
Future of automotive: connected, efficient and safe, but who owns the data?
Future World Symposium debate determines challenges and technology drivers for automotive sector innovation
Fairchild Semiconductor and Infineon Technologies Reach License Agreement for Innovative Automotive
Infineon Technologies AG and Fairchild Semiconductor Corp. today announced a licensing agreement on Infineon’s advanced automotive MOSFET packaging technology H-PSOF (Heatsink Plastic Small Outline Flat Lead), a JEDEC standard TO-Leadless package (MO-299).
Infineon Extends its XC2000 Automotive Microcontroller Family: New Low-End Devices Enable Body,
Giving the medium-sized and compact car category access to the safety and convenience applications of the premium segment and enabling their compliance with the strictest fuel consumption and pollutant emission requirements, Infineon Technologies AG today announced the cost-optimized extension of its successful XC2000 automotive microcontroller portfolio. Enabling 32-bit equivalent performance at 8-bit costs the new 16-bit devices address low-end...
Optimized development tools for Infineon's new TC1791, TC1793 and TC1798 AUDO MAX 32-bit microcontrollers
PLS Programmierbare Logik & Systeme now also supports the latest TC1791, TC1793 and TC1798 32-bit automotive microcontrollers (MCUs), which operate with clock frequencies of up to 300 MHz, of Infineon's AUDO (AUtomotive unifieD processOr) MAX family with its modular component based Universal Debug Engine (UDE) 3.0.10, its Universal Access Device 2 family and its Universal Emulation Configurator (UEC).
New Infineon Automotive Power Management 40V P-Channel OptiMOS P2 Chips Improve Energy Efficiency
Infineon Technologies AG introduced its latest family of single P-channel 40V automotive power MOSFETs produced using advanced trench technology. The new 40V OptiMOS P2 products strengthen Infineon’s leadership in power management for next-generation automotive applications by setting new benchmarks in improved energy efficiency, reduced CO2 emissions and cost savings.
Infineon Introduces Industry’s First Signature Watchdog Device CIC61508 Enabling ASIL-D Approved Safety Applications With Its 32-Bit Microcontrollers
Infineon Technologies AG today announced its intelligent Signature Watchdog CIC61508. In combination with the company’s powerful 32-Bit TriCore microcontrollers and the dedicated SafeTcore software, the CIC61508 can provide monitoring features compliant up to the highest risk level of functional safety according to the IEC61508 and ISO26262 automotive industry standards. The CIC61508 is a safety watchdog which can be integrated into safety rele...
RESCAR 2.0 Enhances the Robustness of Electronic Automotive Components
Whether in the powertrain, in central control units or in body and convenience electronics – there is a constant increase in the proportion of electronic components used in the car. This trend is accompanied by growing complexity of the systems installed, meaning that designers are forever faced with new challenges in the fine tuning. Six partners from all levels of the development chain have now joined forces in a quest to come up with overarc...
Infineon Offers Next-Generation Automotive High Speed CAN TLE7250 Transceiver Family With Improved Robustness and Increased Energy Efficiency
Infineon Technologies AG today introduced the latest generation of its High Speed CAN transceivers designed for automotive network applications: the TLE7250 family comprising the TLE7250G and the TLE7250GVIO. While the TLE7250G interfaces with 5V microcontrollers, the TLE7250GVIO has a voltage reference input, enabling either a 5V or a 3.3V microcontroller I/O interface. Compared to the previous generation, the new transceivers offer improved imm...