Dr. Helmut Gassel
Division President
Industrial Power Control (IPC)
Industrial Power Control
Investor and Analyst Webcast
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IPC Segment Overview
Growth Drivers and Market Opportunities
Why We Are Winning
48% 12%
40%
EMEA America
APAC (incl. Japan)
Industrial Power Control (IPC) at a Glance
[EUR m]
Revenue split by region*
* Based on revenues by fulfillment region for FY 2012.
Q1 F Y 0 9 Q1 F Y 1 0 Q1 F Y 1 1
Revenue and Segment Result development
Q1 F Y 1 1 186 191 204 216 196 174 177 181 52 54 47 49 39 27 26 26 28.0% 28.3% 23.0% 22.7% 19.9% 15.5% 14.7% 14.4% 0% 10% 20% 30% 0 100 200 300 Q1 FY11 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY12 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 IPC revenue [lhs] IPC SR [lhs] SR margin [rhs]
Strong sales in Asia, but also Europe given customer base there.
Revenue stable for last quarters, but very weak order entry given overall economic situation.
Margin compression driven by top line plus cost of investment in capacity and higher OpEx.
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Top Customers and Distributors
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Top customers
64%
36%
Direct customers Distribution
Revenue split by sales channel*
* Based on revenues by fulfillment region for FY 2012.
IPC Portfolio Addresses Applications Across
a Broad Spectrum of Power Levels
~1 kW – ~1.6 MW ~100 kW – ~10 MW ~0.1 kW – ~10 kW
Power level of applications and products are approximate.
Driver ICs + Discretes Driver Boards + IGBT modules Stacks
solar PV inverter onshore wind offshore wind VSC HVDC home appliances
variable speed drive train
data center
100 W 1 kW 10 kW 100 kW 1 MW 10 MW 100 MW 1 GW 10 GW
VSC = voltage source converter HVDC = high-voltage direct current
Energy generation
Energy transmission
Energy consumption
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Market Shares Worldwide
20 Nov 2012 9% 10% 10% 11% 24% Fuji Electric Renesas Fairchild Internat. Rectifier Infineon
Discrete IGBTs 2011*
Highlights
* Source: IMS Research (an IHS company) „Power Semiconductor Discretes & Modules – Edition 2012“, August 2012.
Total market size: $1,120m.
Biggest markets: Europe, China, Japan with ~$300m each.
1.5%-points market share gain in 2011 (incl. “bare die” business).
3% 11% 13% 19% 32% Sanyo Semikron Fuji Electric Infineon Mitsubishi
IGBT modules 2011*
Total market size: $4.1bn.
Biggest markets: Europe, China, Japan with ~$1bn each.
Infineon #1 in EMEA (32% m/s), and #1 in Americas (33% m/s).
Market Shares in China
10% 12% 12% 14% 22% Mitsubishi Renesas Internat. Rectifier Fairchild InfineonDiscrete IGBTs 2011*
Highlights
* Source: IMS Research (an IHS company) „Power Semiconductor Discretes & Modules – Edition 2012“, August 2012.
Market size: $1,170m.
Infineon #1 in APAC (excl. China) with 33% market share.
Strong position in mid- to high-power modules. 7% 8% 15% 16% 35% Sanyo Semikron Fuji Electric Infineon Mitsubishi
IGBT modules 2011*
Highlights
Market size: $309m. Infineon also #1 in APAC (excl. China) with 19% market share. Major applications: home
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Drives By Far Biggest Application
Segment; Renewables About 20%
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Revenue split by application in FY 2012: EUR 728m
Drives Renewables Traction UPS Home Appliances Others
Bookings Cyclically at Very Low Levels
0 1 2 0 100 200 Q1 FY11 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 FY12 Q2 Q3 Q4 Rev en ue s [Q 1 FY1 1 = 100] Book-to-bill [rhs] Drives Renewables Traction UPS Home Appliances OthersRevenue by application
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IPC Segment Overview
Growth Drivers and Market Opportunities
Why We Are Winning
Factory Automation: Huge Savings
Potential By Variable Speed Drive (VSD)
Global electricity demand by end-use application of electric motors
Comments
About 300m electric motors are in use worldwide, responsible for ~2/3rd of the total industrial power consumption. Depending on the application, up to 30% power can be saved by VSD. Today, just 15% of all electric motors are VSD-controlled.
“Mechanic goes electric”; e.g. hydraulic is replaced by electric motors. Rising labor cost in low labor cost countries drives automation level.
Drives
Pumps
Com-pressors
Fans
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Wind: All-time High in 2012;
2013 to Suffer From PTC Cuts in the US
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Market development wind
Comments
Drop in the US wind market due to cuts in PTC*.
Ongoing grid coupling problems in China still limit faster growth of new installations.
South America on the rise. Europe stable (both in new
installations and repowering).
0 10 20 30 40 50 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Europe APAC North America
Latin America, Africa, Middle East
Source: IHS: “Global Wind Energy Market Forecast”, June 2012
[GW]
Photovoltaics: Europe to Dip in 2013;
APAC And the Americas Continue to Grow
Development of PV inverters
Comments
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 EMEA APAC AmericaSource: IMS Reserch (an IHS company): “The World Market for Photovoltaic Inverters 2012”, July 2012.
Germany: Rush in 2012 before FiTs are cut.
Japan: New FiTs since July 2012 as part of the new clean energy policy.
China: Expected to be the biggest
market from 2013 onwards. Utility-scale installations (100 – 500 kW) are
dominating the market.
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Besides High-speed Trains, Metro Trains
Are an Attractive Segment of Traction
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Market dev. metro systems
Comments
Deployment of metro systems driven by increasing urbanization, especially in APAC and the Gulf states.
Expansion of express railway network included in China’s 12th FYP.
Semiconductor content per MW of metro trains is comparable to that of high-speed trains.
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0 40 80 120 160 1990 2000 2011Source: SCI Verkehr: “Metrofahrzeuge – Weltweite Marktentwicklung”, 2012 Bangkok Skytrain. Courtesy of Siemens.
Growth Driver Industrial and Off-Road
Vehicles
Trends
General advantage of pure electric and diesel-electric drives over diesel: less fuel consumption,
less CO2 emission, less noise pollution,
less downtime (due to less frequent refueling, less frequent maintenance). First industrial vehicles already on the market; hybrid buses and mining
vehicles on the rise.
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IPC Segment Overview
Growth Drivers and Market Opportunities
Why We Are Winning
Infineon’s Technology Roadmap Focuses on
Increasing Wafer Size and Power Density
Improvements in
power density
30 50 70 85 110 170 250 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 P ow e r dens ity [ kW / c m 2 ] 125°C 150° C 175° C 200° CIncreasing wafer size and
decreasing wafer thickness
220 180 140 120 100 90 70 0 50 100 150 200 250 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 W a fer th ic k nes s [ µ m ] 100 mm 125 mm 150 mm 200 mm 300 mm
Wafer thickness will reach 70 µm for 1200-Volt-IGBT products at the end of this decade.
Thinner wafers, improvements in transistor design and higher
junction temperatures allow increasing power density.
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New Materials: Silicon-Carbide (SiC)
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2001:
SiC diode thinQ™
SiC JFET CoolSiC™
2011:
SiC Easy Module
2012:
Infineon has a ten year track record in SiC technology.
SiC is used where highest efficiency is key: a.) PV inverters,
b.) power supplies for high-end PCs, servers (data centers), telecom. SiC is a challenging technology: about a decade from diode to transistor. Infineon also provides specialized control circuits and drivers that maximize
Infineon Further Advances Performance
Through Innovations in Modules
Ever-increasing power density
IGBT2
34mm module 1200 V 0.46 kW/cm2 Tj=125°CIGBT3
EconoPACK™2 1200 V 0.89 kW/cm2 Tj=125°CIGBT4
EasyPACK2B 1200 V 1.16 kW/cm2 Tj=150°CIGBT5
PrimePACK™2 1200 V 1.31 kW/cm2 Tj=175°C1995
2001
2007
2014
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Broad Portfolio and Know-How Enable
Infineon to Address System Solutions
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Combining our technologies, experience and customer relationships to boost Infineon’s value-add at the system level.
Value of power semiconductors is ~60-80% of total semi BoM.
System know-how and application understanding are prerequisite to develop differentiated products and system solutions.
Addressed by IPC
Addressed by other Infineon divisions Example:
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Growth Drivers and Market Opportunities
Why We Are Winning
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Summary
Winning technologies:
chip / module technologies with superior power density; strong capability in breakthrough material SiC.
Broad portfolio and know-how enable Infineon to address system solutions; increasing focus on control ICs.
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Broad portfolio covering all relevant applications and end markets.
Leading market share in all relevant product groups and regions.
Strong secular mid- to long-term growth drivers: automation,
renewable energies,
traction, CAV (commercial & agricultural vehicles), electricity infrastructure and power supply backup