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One TMR tech, two ways to sense: 

Infineon extends its TMR-based portfolio

Register now: September 9th, 2026 – 2 sessions available

  • Session 1: 9 am CEST Europe | 3 pm SGT Asia
  • Session 2: 8 am PDT | 11 am EDT | 5 pm CEST

About the webinar

Infineon is extending its XENSIV™ magnetic sensing portfolio with tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR)-based sensors designed to help engineers achieve high-precision, low-noise and low-power magnetic sensing in compact systems. In this webinar, we will give designers a crisp overview of the latest TMR product releases and explain how Infineon’s TMR technology can support position- and current-sensing applications where sensitivity, signal quality, fast response and design flexibility matter. Sign up to learn how you can increase performance across consumer, industrial and automotive industries with the newest lineup.

The webinar will cover the fundamentals of TMR and the differences between compass mode and linear mode sensing. We will also show how the latest additions to Infineon’s TMR portfolio address key design needs such as

  • high bandwidth and fast reaction time,
  • ultra-low power consumption,
  • high resolution for speed sensing, and
  • high SNR and sensitivity for applications such as gaming and HMI.

Why you shouldn’t miss this webinar? 

Key takeaways:

  • Understand how Infineon’s TMR technology complements our Hall, AMR and GMR sensing portfolio and enables highly sensitive magnetic measurements with strong signal quality.
  • Get a compact overview of the latest TMR-based product releases and how they enhance position, speed and current sensing designs.
  • Learn the practical design differences between compass mode and linear mode sensors, including what they can detect, their operating range considerations and their system value.
  • Explore how linear TMR designs support precise position sensing
  • Discover which XENSIV™ TMR sensor characteristics matter most for different design goals

 

Speakers

Portrait Thomas Cemernek
Portrait Thomas Cemernek
Portrait Thomas Cemernek

Nhi Ngo, Product Manager Magnetic Position Sensing 

Nhi is responsible for the global strategy of the linear Hall and TMR sensor family. Her work spans product strategy, roadmap planning, R&D support, and go-to-market execution. Acting as the bridge between customers and engineering teams, she translates market needs into innovative sensing solutions and accelerates their adoption across industrial and consumer applications.

 

One TMR tech, two ways to sense: Infineon extends its TMR-based portfolio
One TMR tech, two ways to sense: Infineon extends its TMR-based portfolio
September 09, 2026
09:00 ( CET )

Get ready for the webinar

XENSIV™ TMR-based sensors
XENSIV™ current sensors selection guide
XENSIV™ position sensors selection guide
Portrait Stefan Hiebl
Portrait Stefan Hiebl
Portrait Stefan Hiebl

Sebastian März, Senior Director Business Development Magnetic Sensors

Sebastian specializes in magnetic position and current sensors. His current work focuses on magnetic sensor solutions for humanoid robotics. He has more than 20 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, including 15 years focused on magnetic sensors, and from 2019 to 2025 he also led product marketing for industrial current sensors.

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