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The automotive industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by the need for increased efficiency, scalability, and flexibility.  Because of this, also the automotive EE-Architecture is undergoing a transformative change to enable software complexity reduction on the one side and wire harness complexity reduction on the other side. At the same time the continuously increasing demand for higher power capability is leading to the introduction of the 48 V domain. These transformative changes lead towards a decentralized power distribution system and are enabled by the introduction of Zone Control Units, the heart of new EE-Architectures. This video introduces to you Infineon’s new proof-of-concept 48 V Zone Controller Kit including a broad Infineon chipset to support both 48 V and 12 V loads while also integrating the 48/12 V power conversion. 

 

  • The Zone Controller Kit (ZCK) is a reference design kit to quickly evaluate a multitude of ZC functions and supporting proof-of concept bring-ups in a lab setting 
  •  Enables quick architectural designs decisions based on our broad chipset (e.g. analog vs. digital diagnosis, integrated vs discrete power distribution, SPI vs direct control, 48 V vs 12 V endpoints)
  • EE-Architecture transitioning towards 48 V with long-term support for 12 V loads
Stanislaw Krueger
Stanislaw Krueger
Stanislaw Krueger

Global Application Manager for Power Distribution (12 + 48) and 48 V/12 V DC-DC

Stanislaw Krueger is a Global Application Manager for the automotive power distribution and 48/12 V DC-DC application, located in Munich, Germany. He joined Infineon in 2022 and since then worked in various marketing roles focusing on different automotive and industrial applications. His educational background includes a master´s degree in Industrial Engineering from TU Dresden.

Rares Irimia
Rares Irimia
Rares Irimia

Global System Application Engineer for Power Distribution (12 V+48 V) and Zone Control Unit

Rares Irimia holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from FH Upper Austria and a master’s degree from Polytechnic University of Bucharest in the same field. He is currently pursuing his PhD degree, and since 2023 he has joined Infineon as a System Application Engineer, located in Bucharest, Romania. His main focus is developing system reference designs for Power Distribution Units and Zone Control Units, within the ATV SYS team.

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