Infineon photovoltaic inverter chip

Which Infineon inverter is best?

Infineon offers a wide range of solutions for single-phase hybrid inverters. Usually, these inverters are rated from around a few kilowatts to up to 6 kW. Infineon’s discrete IGBTs, MOSFETs, CoolSiC™ MOSFETs, and CoolSiCTM Schottky diodes are the prefered choice to achieve the best price to performance ratio.

What is the Infineon microcontroller portfolio?

The Infineon microcontroller portfolio offers a comprehensive product range that includes state-of-the-art 32-bit microcontrollers that offer strong performance and future proven security solutions. Our 32-bit MCU product portfolio includes XMC™ and PSoC™ which are based on Arm® Cortex®-M technology.

What are Infineon modules & stacks?

Infineon provides modules and stacks for central inverters from several tenth of kVA up to MVA of output power. These include a broad portfolio of different packages with the relevant voltage classes, current ratings and topologies. Infineon’s modules and stacks are designed to cope with the requirements regarding reliability and efficiency.1)

Which Infineon microcontroller is best?

Infineon OptiMOSTM in SS08 package provides the highest power conversion efficiency and compact design, Infineon CoolMOSTM series provide highest efficiency and ThinPAK 8x8 offers compact design. Infineon Microcontroller has built-in high resolution PWM and high accuracy ADC, which enables precise digital control. Most common used part numbers.

How can a PV inverter be realized?

An entire PV inverter can be realized by using a single Easy 2B module. The modules incorporate an H-bridge as well as a booster and a bypass diode. These modules are applicable for PV Inverters with: High max. DC voltages, as 650 V chips are used Wide input voltage range, as booster is included Efficiency: approx. 97 %

How does a single-phase hybrid inverter work?

Several main topologies are used in the power stages of single-phase hybrid inverters. First, the DC-DC stage converts variable DC voltage into a fixed DC voltage while simultaneously ensuring maximum power is extracted from the PV panel through a MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) technique.