Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this episode, host Kelsey Markl welcomes Principal Engineer for Power Electronics Paul Sochor to the show, where they discuss the latest developments in simulation technology, including the new IPOSIM SPICE tool, and how it's accelerating the design process for power electronics engineers.
Paul shares his expertise on how simulation is transforming the industry, enabling faster and more accurate design while reducing the need for physical prototypes. How will the increased use of simulation tools like IPOSIM SPICE change the face of power electronics design in the future?
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About the Speaker
Paul Sochor received a Bachelors and Masters degree from RWTH Aachen University in Germany and a Ph.D. degree from the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan, all in electrical engineering. Since 2017, he has been working with Infineon Technologies working as an engineer in various areas such as silicon carbide technology and device development, power device characterization and modeling, circuit simulation, and simulation software development.
00:00 Intro
01:45 Simulation before IPOSIM
06:15 Different levels of simulation
07:45 Why use simulations?
10:45 Introduction to IPOSIM
12:15 What is IPOSIM SPICE?
14:20 Using IPOSIM SPICE for customization
16:00 Available Products for IPOSIM SPICE
17:45 Choosing between IPOSIM and IPOSIM SPICE
19:00 Additional information and outro
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In this episode, host Kelsey Markl welcomes Principal Engineer for Power Electronics Paul Sochor to the show, where they discuss the latest developments in simulation technology, including the new IPOSIM SPICE tool, and how it's accelerating the design process for power electronics engineers.
Paul shares his expertise on how simulation is transforming the industry, enabling faster and more accurate design while reducing the need for physical prototypes. How will the increased use of simulation tools like IPOSIM SPICE change the face of power electronics design in the future?
Find out more: scom.ly/YWzBEWJ
About the Speaker
Paul Sochor received a Bachelors and Masters degree from RWTH Aachen University in Germany and a Ph.D. degree from the Tokyo Institute of Technology in Japan, all in electrical engineering. Since 2017, he has been working with Infineon Technologies working as an engineer in various areas such as silicon carbide technology and device development, power device characterization and modeling, circuit simulation, and simulation software development.
00:00 Intro
01:45 Simulation before IPOSIM
06:15 Different levels of simulation
07:45 Why use simulations?
10:45 Introduction to IPOSIM
12:15 What is IPOSIM SPICE?
14:20 Using IPOSIM SPICE for customization
16:00 Available Products for IPOSIM SPICE
17:45 Choosing between IPOSIM and IPOSIM SPICE
19:00 Additional information and outro
________________________________________________
Do you like this video? Subscribe to Infineon on YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCoTflChMPX0VBFXvXYmcu9w?sub_confirmation=1
Infineon is a world leader in semiconductor solutions that make life easier, safer and greener. Semiconductors are crucial to solve the energy challenges of our time and shape the digital transformation. This is why Infineon is committed to actively driving decarbonization and digitalization.
Connect with us on:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/infineon-technologies
Instagram: instagram.com/infineon_technologies
Facebook: facebook.com/Infineon
