Munich, Germany. Infineon Technologies has designed its PDM (pulse density modulation) MEMS microphone solutions to deliver the essential building blocks of MEMS and ASIC technologies. Adding to its previous MEMS technology, Infineon released its ultra-low power digital microphone, the IM69D12, to its XENSIV MEMS microphone series.

Munich, Germany. Infineon recently held a red ribbon cutting for the European research collaboration, PowerizeD. Participates from 39 industry leaders and 23 research facilities were in attendance discussing smart power electronics and the decarbonization of Europe. The PowerizeD initiative was put together to strengthen Europe’s industrial autonomy. Infineon developed the program with various corporate entities and will act as project manager.

Munich, Germany. Infineon made available its MOTIX 3-phase 160 V silicon-on-insulator (SOI)  gate driver, IC 6ED2742S01Q, with an embedded power management unit (PMU) in a QFN-32 pack including a thermally effective exposed power pad. It contains bootstrap diodes powering three external hi-side bootstrap capacitors by way of a trickle charge pump supporting 100% duty cycle management.

The recent pandemic was the beginning of many trends. One of those was the “work from everywhere” phenomenon, which is here to stay, at least in some form. With the number of home employees jumping in size seemingly overnight, along with it came the need for tools that could accommodate this environment, from video conferencing software to computer hardware.

Munich, Germany and Las Vegas, Nevada. Infineon Technologies AG and Altia, introduced the outcome of their partnership at CES 2023, the Arm Cortex-M4/M7 powered TRAVEO T2G Cluster microcontroller (MCU) series utilizing Altia's CloudWare software platform for display solutions.

Dresden, Germany. Infineon Technologies AG announced its European power electronics envision, Power2Power, has been finalized with success. The group of 43, coordinated by Infineon, included universities, research institutes, small and medium-sized enterprises, and international corporations. All participated in designing power semiconductors with a boost in performance and conservation of energy.

Munich, Germany and Natick, MA –MathWorks and Infineon Technologies AG announced that Infineon’s latest AURIX™ TC4x family of automotive microcontrollers now feature hardware support for the MathWorks Simulink® products.