Infineon Webinar to Address Battery Thermal Runaway Detection Through Pressure Sensors
September 16 session will explore how pressure monitoring can serve as early indicator of abnormal battery behavior.
A free webinar scheduled for September 16, 2026 will explore how Infineon's pressure sensor technology can enable earlier detection of thermal runaway events in battery systems.
What Happened
Charged EVs announced a webinar focused on advancing battery safety through early thermal runaway detection using Infineon sensors. The session is part of the Virtual Conference on EV Engineering running September 14-17, 2026, and will examine how pressure changes can serve as early indicators of abnormal battery behavior and developing cell failures. Attendees will receive an overview of Infineon's pressure-sensing solutions suitable for thermal-runaway detection across consumer to automotive applications.
Why It Matters
As electric vehicles and energy storage systems push performance and energy density boundaries, battery safety has become increasingly critical. Early detection of thermal runaway events helps identify potential failures before they escalate into critical situations. The webinar addresses the growing importance of pressure monitoring in modern battery safety concepts for engineers involved in battery system development, safety engineering, and sensor selection.
The Bottom Line
The September 16 webinar at 10:30 am EDT is free to attend and will cover how Infineon's pressure sensor portfolio enables fast, reliable thermal-runaway detection across a range of battery-powered systems.
