Infineon’s PCIM 2026 demo highlights

• Making power infrastructure future-proof: As renewable energy continues to scale, robust power infrastructure is essential to support energy-intensive applications like AI data centres and advanced factories. At PCIM, Infineon will demonstrate its semiconductor technologies for efficient battery storage systems, uninterruptible power supplies, solid state transformers (SST) and solid state circuit breakers (SSCB). Highlights include a demo stack for SSTs, as well as SSCB components based on CoolSiC JFET technology, enabling fault isolation within microseconds and delivering high robustness for future DC grids.
• Powering AI from grid to core: Rapidly rising AI computing workloads are driving a sharp increase in data centre energy demand and accelerating the shift toward new power architectures such as HVDC sidecars and DC microgrids. At PCIM, Infineon will present a comprehensive Si, SiC and GaN portfolio supporting this transformation from grid connection to processor core. Exhibits include power semiconductors, drivers, microcontrollers and sensors for advanced power supply units, as well as solutions for battery backup units, intermediate bus converters, voltage regulation and intelligent protection devices.
• Shaping the future of electromobility: Infineon is advancing electromobility as the global market leader in automotive semiconductors. PCIM highlights linked to this area include solutions for traction inverters, DC-DC converters, on-board chargers and battery management systems. Visitors can explore the company’s “One Inverter, One Infineon” system solution, designed to improve drivetrain efficiency while optimising space and cost. Additional demos showcase CoolSiC and CoolGaN power switches, the new EasyPACK S and CIPOS Prime module solutions, XENSIV sensors and AURIX TC4xx microcontrollers.
• Empowering robotics: Robots are rapidly evolving toward physical AI systems that can sense, think and act. At PCIM, Infineon will showcase semiconductor solutions supporting this evolution across industrial and domestic robots, humanoids and drones. Demos include high‑efficiency motor control and power management solutions based on CoolGaN power semiconductors, PSOC Control C3 microcontrollers and XENSIV sensors, enabling compact designs, precise control and robust operation in future robotic applications.
• EU Cyber Resilience Act: Across all focus topics, Infineon highlights its commitment to security. At PCIM, experts will address upcoming regulatory requirements of the EU Cyber Resilience Act, illustrating how secured‑by‑design semiconductor solutions enable customers to meet compliance demands while strengthening product differentiation.

Infineon will also contribute to the PCIM conference programme and the various expo stages. An overview of all presentations by Infineon experts is available at www.infineon/pcim.