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Infineon Launched its 48 Volt Smart eFuse Family

Vishaka Vardhan by Vishaka Vardhan
October 10, 2025
in AI/ML, Data Center
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Munich, Germany – Infineon Technologies AG has launched its 48 Volt smart eFuse family and a reference board for hot-swap controllers for 400 V and 800 V power architectures in AI data centers. This enables developers to design a reliable, robust and scalable solution to protect and monitor energy flow. 

With the expansion of its power protection portfolio Infineon supports the growing requirements for power path protection solutions for current and future high-power AI server ecosystems ranging from 48 V to +/-400 V and 800 V. Smart eFuses as well as the hot-swap controller technology are essential in high-performance computing environments to enable monitoring, reduce disruptions, and maximize server uptime which becomes increasingly important to minimize the total-cost-of-ownership (TCO).
 
“To ensure high reliability, availability, density, and design simplicity in AI data centers, advanced power protection solutions such as eFuse and hot-swap controller functionality are vital, as downtime is directly impacting revenue, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency,” says Magdalene Boebel, Senior Vice President and Business Line Head of Power System IC at Infineon. “With Infineon’s comprehensive portfolio of power protection solutions, system designers can confidently develop next-generation AI data centers with the highest levels of protection, enabling them to maximize server uptime and ensure optimal performance.”
 
Introducing a family of smart eFuse ICs optimized for 48 V 
Infineon’s eFuse ICs XDP730, XDP720, and XDP721/22 are a critical component in 48 V power delivery systems of current AI data center. The eFuses are designed to protect against overcurrent and other power-related faults ensuring a reliable and efficient power flow from grid to core. They integrate a range of products, including a digital protection controller, an OptiMOS™ FET, a gate driver, and a current sensor. eFuses enable hot-swapping, the ability to connect or disconnect IT and power equipment to the DC bus while the system is still powered on and operating. They react extremely fast to overcurrent or short-circuit events, provide protection for the equipment and real-time telemetry data such as voltage, current, energy, and power as well as faults and anomalies.
 
Hot-swap controller reference design for 400 V and 800 V
In higher voltage systems of 400 V and 800 V hot-swapping becomes more difficult because of its high energy demand. That is why Infineon has launched the REF_XDP701_4800 hot-swap controller reference design optimized for future 400 V / 800 V rack architectures. The reference design is based on its market and application proven XDP™ hot-swap controller – a key safety component in future AI data center power delivery systems. Among all high voltage power technologies suitable for operation on a high-voltage DC bus, the 1200-V-rated CoolSiC™ JFET™ provides the best combination of RDSon*A figure of merit and robustness to operate as hot-swap device.
 
In combination with Infineon’s 1200 V SiC JFET technology the digital hot-swap controller allows to control the device in a linear mode which lets the power system run safely and reliable without being damaged or degraded in case of over voltage events. The simplified design and reduced component count of Infineon’s hot-swap controllers allow for efficient power delivery and reduced downtime in AI data centers. The new Infineon hot-swap controller reference board enables designers to program the optimal trajectory for controlling the inrush current based on the device’s SOA (Safe Operating Area), delivering a nominal Thermal Design Power (TDP) of 12 kW. 
 
By maximizing server uptime and reducing the risk of power-related failures, Infineon’s power and protection solutions help AI data center operators to maximize service up-time, lower their operational expenses and extend the lifespan of their equipment in a more sustainable AI ecosystem. With a strong partnership network, Infineon collaborates closely with leading customers to develop and deploy these solutions, ensuring that they meet the specific needs of AI data centers.
 
Availability
Samples of smart eFuse ICs XDP730, XDP720, XDP721, and XDP722 are available now. Further information is available here.
 
The REF_XDP701_4800 is sampling now. Check out further information here. 

Tags: AIAI data centersdata centersInfineonSmart eFuse
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