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Infineon partners with Rompower to expand capabilities of universal charger system solutions

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January 13, 2020

Infineon Technologies AG expands with Rompower its expertise for the development of universal chargers with high efficiency and compact design. These USB-PD chargers (Power Delivery) with the universal USB-C connector enable the power supply of e.g. monitors or smart speakers and charge the batteries of mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets. Today, these plugs already perform other functions, such as fast charging smartphones. Using the USB-PD technology, smartphones can be fully charged in less than an hour. USB-PD is made possible by the universal USB-C connector, which allows for higher data transfer and higher power transfer compared to widely established micro-USB and USB-A/B connectors.

The next development stage for all these functions will be permanently installed USB-PD wall outlets. With a maximum power output of 100 W made possible by the USB-PD standard, they not only support fast charging of mobile devices, but also function as permanently installed adapters. In the medium term, USB-PD charging sockets will be used in public buildings, such as airports and hotels, as well as in private households and will reduce the need for adapters and chargers.

Within the partnership, Infineon will contribute its semiconductor expertise, Rompower will offer its technologies and international know-how in the system area as well as in the construction of compact, small and highly efficient charging solutions. The first step is the development of system solutions for compact fast chargers for smartphones and USB-PD wall outlets.

 

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