Arm® Cortex® single and dual-core options available
Suitable for industrial drives, EV charging, and two-wheeled electric vehicles

Infineon Technologies (hereinafter Infineon) has introduced a family of MCUs capable of optimizing end products even under the dynamic and demanding conditions of industrial applications.

Infineon announced on the 23rd that it is launching the XMC7000 MCU family for advanced industrial applications such as industrial drives, EV charging, two-wheeled electric vehicles, and robotics.

Infineon's XMC7000 MCU family offers single-core Arm® Cortex®-M7 and dual-core options supported by Arm® Cortex®-M0+, enabling designers to optimize end products for the dynamic and demanding conditions of industrial applications.

In addition, it incorporates peripherals such as CAN FD, TCPWM, and Gigabit Ethernet to enhance flexibility and convenience for designers.

The XMC7000 architecture is based on robust, low-power 40nm embedded flash process technology and is suitable for high-end industrial applications by providing best-in-class compute performance.

The enhanced set of peripherals and robust security features are useful for customers requiring a high-quality MCU platform.

-40°C~125°It can operate in harsh environments within a C temperature range and provides a low-power mode down to 8μA, making it suitable for applications that want to reduce power consumption.

The XMC7000 architecture is based on robust, low-power 40nm embedded flash process technology and is suitable for high-end industrial applications by providing best-in-class compute performance.

Steven Tateosian, Vice President and Head of IoT, Compute, and Wireless Business at Infineon, stated, “Today’s advanced industrial equipment requires enhanced computing performance and peripherals without compromising quality and robustness. Infineon’s new XMC7000 family meets these requirements through software, tools, and system-level expertise for the industrial market.”