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EV Charging27 Mar 2024
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Powering the full EV charging ecosystem

The increasing demand for Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure has created a highly competitive market for EV charging systems, in which design engineers must differentiate their systems in terms of size, efficiency, and performance. Infineon meets this demand through their vast semiconductor portfolio for the whole system.

With a broad range of both silicon and wide bandgap solutions for power, as well as solutions for control, connectivity, and security, designers can find the best-fit products for their system requirements all in one place.

Practical reference designs and evaluation boards for various EV charging systems jumpstart the design-in phase, while Infineon’s extensive global support network, comprehensive training catalog, and detailed product documentation ensure customers can bring their designs to market faster.

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Torsten Klemmer
Application Marketing Manager EV Charging, Infineon Technologies

The tech driving bidirectional EV charging

The world is facing the challenge of decarbonization while also needing more energy than ever before. That's why bidirectional electric vehicle charging is the way to go, and semiconductor solutions are here to support it. Watch our exciting webinar and discover the power conversion topologies for bidirectional DC charging. Don't miss out on this electrifying opportunity!

Torsten has a degree in both electrical engineering and industrial engineering. Before joining Infineon in 2013, he worked in the automotive and lighting industry for over 10 years. At Infineon in Neubiberg, he initially worked as Product Marketing Manager in the Automotive division and has been responsible for EV Charging in the Green Industrial Power division as Application Marketing Manager since mid-2022.

Infineon’s semiconductors perfectly support bidirectional EV charging

More Electric Vehicles (EVs) mean more EV charging – and more energy demand. That’s why it’s important to optimize the whole energy cycle, which is where bidirectional power flow comes in.

Simply put, bidirectional power flow means energy can flow in two directions. This feature allows EVs to act as energy storage systems to help minimize increasing demands on the power grid. Bidirectional power flow can be integrated into the car’s onboard charger or into the charging system like a DC wallbox.

Infineon’s comprehensive portfolio including CoolSiC™ MOSFET discretes, CoolSiC™ MOSFET modules, and EiceDRIVER™ isolated gate drivers. The 11 kW SiC bi-directional DC/DC converter board for EV charging make designing bidirectional systems simpler and let you bring your design to market faster than ever.

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Discover our product portfolio for the full EV charging ecosystem

Benefit from one of the most comprehensive, ready-to-implement one-stop product and design portfolios on the market that covers the entire product range from power conversion, microcontrollers, security, auxiliary power supply, and communication.

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