New microcontrollers target AI data center power demands
Infineon has introduced its PSOC Control C3 Performance Line microcontrollers, designed for the fast power management needs of AI data centers. These chips support high-frequency switching, precision timing, and hardware acceleration for power supplies, bus converters, and backup units. They come with advanced analog and logic features that help manage rapid power delivery and system protection. The chips are built to handle the complex timing and sensing needed in dense AI racks.
- Infineon unveils PSOC Control C3 Performance Line MCUs
- Support high-speed switching and hardware acceleration
- Features include advanced ADC, PWM, and custom logic
- Targeted at power supply control in AI data centers
- Designed for timing-sensitive, high-density environments
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