In October 2026 Infineon added the PSC3M/P6 series to the PSOC Control C3 family, driving up to four BLDC motors from a single MCU for appliances, HVAC, robotics and EV charging.
In October 2026 Infineon expanded the PSOC Control C3 microcontroller family with the PSC3M/P6 series, built to drive up to four brushless DC motors from a single chip. In September the family had just added a Performance Line for high switching frequencies — two expansions in two months show how hard Infineon is pushing into motor control.
Key features
- One chip drives up to four BLDC motors with sensored or sensorless FOC, reducing MCU count and board complexity;
- The family is based on the Arm Cortex-M33 core with integrated power-topology support and security features;
- The September Performance Line raises switching frequency and control-loop bandwidth for digital power conversion;
- Typical use cases: outdoor AC units, multi-fan HVAC, service robots, kitchen appliances and EV charger cooling fans.
What it means for purchasing
Consolidating motors onto one controller shrinks board space and MCU count, but it also concentrates consumption on a single part number — a shortage now stalls several subsystems at once. New devices typically run tight channel inventory early in the ramp. Include a second-source plan at the selection stage and confirm lead times for the first production lots before design freeze.
For spot, futures and alternate-source evaluation of the PSOC Control C3 series, submit an RFQ through Xinyuda Electronics.