Infineon can hardly support global semiconductor market depression

In 2009, the global power semiconductor market shrank from the previous year's $14 billion to $11 billion, a drop of 21.5%, but Infineon's market share continued to rise to 10.7%.

Statistics show that Infineon’s power semiconductor business maintains its leading position in the EMEA region (Europe, Middle East and Africa), its market share increased by 1.3 percentage points to 24.3%, and market share in North America and South America increased by 0.4 percentage points. 11.5%. In the fiercely competitive Asian market, Infineon’s market share still increased by 1.1 percentage points to 8.9%.

Arunjai Mittal, President of Infineon’s Industrial and Diversified Electronics Business Unit, said: “Electricity provides transportation vehicles with excellent efficiency and safety, but also the most efficient and safe way to consume energy. Power semiconductors are being upgraded to cover power generation and distribution. It plays a very important role in the energy-saving efficiency of the final power-supplying power supply chain. In the face of rising energy demand, Infineon’s solutions make an important contribution to an efficient energy supply.”

Power semiconductors can enhance the energy efficiency of electronic device power supplies. In renewable energy, power semiconductors can help make full use of the power generated by wind or solar radiation, and minimize the loss of energy in the transmission process.