Chris Wunderlich
I retired from Infineon after 23 years as an AURIX™ Lead Principal Microcontroller Engineer. I have over 35 years working with Embedded Systems. Before becoming an engineer, I worked as a licensed master automobile mechanic and also served eight years in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. After graduating college with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, I primarily worked in the Automotive Semiconductor Sector. I began by working at different Automotive Tier One’s. I started as an entry level engineer gaining practical experience that led to designing automotive modules (both hardware and software) for worldwide automotive OEM’s. Most of the modules went into series production. I have extensive experience traveling to Europe and Asia providing technical trainings/meetings with OEM’s and Tier One’s. This includes a short-term delegation in Munich Germany working for the Siemens/Infineon microcontroller business unit as an application engineer. I am an expert for automotive embedded systems (powertrain, safety, body applications, gateway and cybersecurity). Concerning code generation, I primarily write in C and will add optimized Assembly when needed. I like creating Windows C# applications to support my embedded applications. I have a high desire to provide unique solutions to complex problems.
Owner / Electrical Engineer
This is Body Control Module (BCM) demonstrator board I designed along with some Infineon colleagues. It uses the highest content possible for Infineon products
Some PCBs that I designed and wrote software for
Application Notes
A few application notes I created while working for Infineon
XC886 Stand-Alone MultiCAN Controller (SAMC) User's Guide
Using the Code signal to Overlay External Code memory onto external data memory
Understanding the TC1775B BootStrap Loaders
Serial output expansion using an HTC959 shift register via MSC on AUDO-NG devices