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...at automotive, industrial and consumer markets aims infineon technologies with its family of three wireless control receivers. combining highest available sensitivity and low power consumption, the de...
...erence designs of the igbt modules hybridpack 1 (up to 20 kw) and hybrid-pack 2 (up to 90 kw) from infineon technologies. the pccs are also contained in the new evaluation kits from this vendor. depen...
...with a new iteration of its tricore microcontroller architecture, infineon tackles compute-intensive automotive applications such as calculating fuel-air mixture for low-emission cars or sophisticated......risis for the european market participants in a five-year growth ranking. chip vendors melexis and infineon were hit the hardest – their sales of automotive-related products declined significant...
...lighted customers reluctance to pay premium prices for e-cars. at the hannover trade fair however, infineon ceo peter bauer predicted steep price declines. while e-cars have a very good image among cu...
...ched a degree that makes it increasingly difficult to manage diagnostics. according to chip vendor infineon, the causes of up to 40 percent of error reports in vehicles cannot be identified exactly. i...
...after a long pursuit, infineon has displaced freescale from the pole position in the automotive chip ranking. according to market research company strategy analytics, infineon in 2009 for the first ti...
...omotive embedded system vendor elektrobit (eb) has announced a multicore reference platform around infineon s tricore microprocessor architecture. the platform aims in particular at safety-critical ap...
...infineon technologies has introduced a 30v power mosfet for high current automotive applications. the vendor claims the transistor features the world s lowest r ds(on). the optimos-t2 30v mosfet is a ...... electronics and automotive electronics will benefit from the project, said consortium coordinator infineon. the esip (efficient silicon multi-chip systems-in-package integration) project is intended ...
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