MOTIX™ Embedded Software

Accelerate your innovation with Infineon‘s platform for embedded automotive motor control solutions

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About MOTIX™ software

With MOTIX™ we offer a platform of software building blocks and tools, instrumental to accelerate and scale automotive motor control system development. The platform comprises advanced motor control software, MOTIX™ MCU peripheral and device drivers and AUTOSAR conform software designed to meet most stringent system safety requirements.

MOTIX™ software architecture and APIs are designed to maximize scalability, re-use and application of features across Infineon device families. Our tools in particular support you in device configuration, evaluation and parametrization of MOTIX™ motor control software to accelerate your success.

Motor Control Library
  • High scalability and software re-use with modular and layered architecture, supports broad range of motor types (software parametrization), advanced algorithms, diagnosis and tracing
  • Optimized for single-leg-shunt FOC solutions
  • MOTIX™ Solution Designer GUI tool support for software parametrization, runtime evaluation, monitoring and tracing
  • Automotive SPICE
  • Unit and integration tested
AUTOSAR Complex Device Driver
  • Accelerates hardware initialization, configuration, evaluation and integration in software development
  • Available for complex MOTIX™ Driver and EiceDRIVER™ ASIL D hardware
  • Productive software packs for AURIX™, compliant with Automotive SPICE and ISO26262 (SEooC) and MCU agnostic ref-erence packs including demo software
  • EB tresos Studio support

 

Device Driver
  • Accelerates hardware initialization, configuration, evaluation and integration in software development 
  • MCU agnostic software, supports MCAL 
  • Available for all MOTIX™ Driver, SBC and Bridge devices and EiceDRIVER™
MOTIX™ MCU Peripheral Driver Library (PDL)
  • Automotive SPICE
  • Infineon Device Configurator GUI tool support for initialization and configuration
  • Deployed as part of MOTIX™ MCU SDK including code examples and tool support

About MOTIX™ software

With MOTIX™ we offer a platform of software building blocks and tools, instrumental to accelerate and scale automotive motor control system development. The platform comprises advanced motor control software, MOTIX™ MCU peripheral and device drivers and AUTOSAR conform software designed to meet most stringent system safety requirements.

MOTIX™ software architecture and APIs are designed to maximize scalability, re-use and application of features across Infineon device families. Our tools in particular support you in device configuration, evaluation and parametrization of MOTIX™ motor control software to accelerate your success.

Motor Control Library
  • High scalability and software re-use with modular and layered architecture, supports broad range of motor types (software parametrization), advanced algorithms, diagnosis and tracing
  • Optimized for single-leg-shunt FOC solutions
  • MOTIX™ Solution Designer GUI tool support for software parametrization, runtime evaluation, monitoring and tracing
  • Automotive SPICE
  • Unit and integration tested

AUTOSAR Complex Device Driver
  • Accelerates hardware initialization, configuration, evaluation and integration in software development
  • Available for complex MOTIX™ Driver and EiceDRIVER™ ASIL D hardware
  • Productive software packs for AURIX™, compliant with Automotive SPICE and ISO26262 (SEooC) and MCU agnostic ref-erence packs including demo software
  • EB tresos Studio support

 

Device Driver
  • Accelerates hardware initialization, configuration, evaluation and integration in software development 
  • MCU agnostic software, supports MCAL 
  • Available for all MOTIX™ Driver, SBC and Bridge devices and EiceDRIVER™

MOTIX™ MCU Peripheral Driver Library (PDL)
  • Automotive SPICE
  • Infineon Device Configurator GUI tool support for initialization and configuration
  • Deployed as part of MOTIX™ MCU SDK including code examples and tool support

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