Infineon Technologies Inc. has launched a new generation of AURIX MCU series. Its extensible family of concepts supports common software architectures, helping to significantly save platform software. The TC4x series promotes eMobility, ADAS, automotive E/E architectures and affordable AI applications.
Peter Schiefer, head of Infineon's Automotive division said:"With the next generation AURIX series, we are laying the foundation for electric, smart and connected vehicles for the next decade," "We are the number one partner in a rapidly changing automotive world," he added. "With our systems knowledge, passion for innovation and quality, we make a significant contribution to making cars greener, safer and more comfortable."
AURIX has established itself as an automotive architecture for high growth and safety-critical applications, including powertrain, safety, assist and autonomous driving, and domain or area control. Given the complexity of vehicles and the feasibility of ai implementation, the AURIX TC4x ecosystem has become the focus of attention to provide fast time-to-market and ease of use. Its scalable home concept is an important part of reliable electronic and software-based applications. As a result, demand and revenue for these microcontrollers are expected to grow strongly in the coming years.
The new home supports advances in mobility and autonomous driving. It provides enhanced connectivity as well as advanced security and security. In addition, the new SOTA features help meet automakers' needs for fast, safe vehicle-to-cloud connectivity, allowing updates in the field and diagnostics and analysis during vehicle use.
