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Power Distribution as a foundation for Software-Defined Vehicles

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Develop a scalable power distribution system with Infineon's smart power switch and MOSFET portfolio to enable E/E-architectures for SDVs

The software-defined vehicle (SDV) is paradigm change for the automotive industry from hardware-based engineering to a software-focused development of service-oriented architectures and has two main impacts on the E/E architecture. The first one, mainly related to the in-vehicle network, resulting from the software complexity reduction, is the introduction of zonal E/E architectures with central computing and ethernet backbone. The second one, mainly related to the PDS, resulting from the wire harness complexity reduction, is the introduction of a decentralized, electrified power distribution.

To benefit from a software-defined vehicle architecture and reduce software comeplexity, enable over the air updates or capture the value of data also the power distribution network needs to be ready for SDVs. Our on-demand webinar explores how Infineon is tackling those new requirements in the power distribution system with its innovative product portfolio.

By watching this webinar, you'll take away key insights on:

  • Semiconductors are the enabler of zonal architectures bringing system benefits like wire harness reduction and higher energy efficiency
  • In an SDV the power distribution system must secure all time available or fail-operational supply according ISO 26262 to ensure up to ASIL D system compliance
  • Infineon's SPI-capable product portfolio enables the megatrend towards SDV by offering real-time configurability and flexibility via software

Log in or register now to watch the on-demand webinar and discover how Infineon's smart power switch and MOSFET portfolio is creating the base for a software-defined E/E-architecture.

About the speaker

Stanislaw Krueger
Stanislaw Krueger
Stanislaw Krueger
Stanislaw Krueger

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.

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On-demand webinar: Power Distribution as a foundation for Software-Defined Vehicles
Learn how to build a power distributon system which is SDV-capable. Watch our webinar to gain insights into Infineon's system offering.
July 01, 2026
00:00 ( CET )

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