XENSIV™ MEMS Microphones: The Voice of Tomorrow

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About the webinar:

Join our experts' presentation to learn about the latest advancements in MEMS microphones. We’ll discuss the advantages of MEMS microphones, the different technologies available, and the features of the Infineon XENSIV™ MEMS microphones portfolio.

You will learn how to select the right MEMS microphone to take your audio-based systems in consumer, industrial, or automotive applications to the next level.

Key takeaways of this webinar:

  • The advantages of high Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) MEMS microphones
  • Infineon’s superior Single Backplate (SBP) and Sealed Dual Membrane (SDM) MEMS microphone technology
  • Infineon’s XENSIV™ MEMS microphones portfolio and how to select the right microphone for your application
XENSIV™ MEMS Microphones: The Voice of Tomorrow
July 01, 2025
10:00 ( CEST )

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Speakers

Daniel Wiswesser

Daniel Wiswesser, Product Manager MEMS microphones

Daniel Wiswesser works as a Product Manager for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in industrial engineering and management from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.
Daniel Wiswesser

Daniel Wiswesser, Product Manager MEMS microphones

Daniel Wiswesser works as a Product Manager for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in industrial engineering and management from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.
Daniel Wiswesser

Daniel Wiswesser, Product Manager MEMS microphones

Daniel Wiswesser works as a Product Manager for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in industrial engineering and management from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.
Mats Roettinger

Mats Roettinger, Application Engineer MEMS microphones

Mats Roettinger works as an Application Engineer for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in electrical engineer from the Technical University Munich (TUM) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.
Mats Roettinger

Mats Roettinger, Application Engineer MEMS microphones

Mats Roettinger works as an Application Engineer for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in electrical engineer from the Technical University Munich (TUM) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.
Mats Roettinger

Mats Roettinger, Application Engineer MEMS microphones

Mats Roettinger works as an Application Engineer for MEMS microphones at Infineon Technologies. He holds a master’s degree in electrical engineer from the Technical University Munich (TUM) and has been a part of Infineon for 3 years.