Basic motor types among industrial electric drives

EconoDUAL™ 3 modules are now available with the latest TRENCHSTOP™ IGBT7 generation, extending the 1200 V portfolio from 600 A up to 900 A. The 900 A 1200 V EconoDUAL™ features an improved housing for handling higher currents, and temperatures within the same footprint.  In combination with the TRENCHSTOP™ IGBT7 technology, it shows a significant reduction of losses, a high level of controllability and switching softness, as well as high short-circuit capability. Together with the maximum operating temperature of 175°C at overload, high efficiency and power density are achieved, enabling system simplification, and cost reduction.

The well-known PrimePACK™ IGBT half-bridge and chopper modules with internal NTC offer a specially optimized concept for integration in modern converters.

The most important benefits include high reliability and lifetime demands, improved thermal properties, low stray inductance, wild range of operating temperatures, integrated NTC with high isolation and Infineon‘s 1200 V and 1700 V TRENCHSTOP™ technology.

NOR Flash is the ideal memory for code storage in embedded systems due to its fast random read performance.  
This performance also supports XIP (eXecute In Place) functionality which allows host controllers to execute code directly from the NOR Flash Memory without needing to first copy the code to a RAM. Higher levels of Serial NOR Memory performance have enabled XIP to be used on a wide variety of designs in many applications.

Non-volatile RAM products, such as F-RAM and nvSRAM combine non-volatile data storage with the high performance of RAM. These RoHS-compliant memories offer high endurance, data retention of over 10 years at 85 °C and instant non-volatility without external battery back-up, enabling system reliability and cost reduction.

MoBL® Asynchronous SRAMs with on-chip ECC are suitable for industrial systems that require the highest standards of reliability and performance. In battery-backed systems, these SRAMs extend battery life with best-in-class standby currents of 6.5µA (at 85 °C) for an 8Mbit SRAM. Coupled with soft-error rates of < 0.1 FIT/Mb, these Ultra-Low-Power SRAMs are employed in a variety of applications.