Toshiba Electronics Europe has strengthened its presence in the low-power microcontroller market through a greater breadth of product groups within its TXZ+ family...
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Toshiba Expands Portfolio of Low-Power Performance-Enhanced 32-Bit Microcontrollers Using Arm Cortex-M Technology
Ultra-Reliable Arm Cortex-M4F Microcontroller from Maxim Integrated Offers Industry's Lowest Power Consumption and Smallest Size for Industrial, Healthcare and IoT Sensor Applications
Reduce power consumption and size while increasing reliability of industrial, healthcare and internet of things applications with the MAX32670 low-power Arm Cortex®-M4 microcontroller...
New Functional Safety Ready AVR DA Microcontroller Family Enables Real-Time Control, Connectivity and HMI Applications
Next-generation AVR MCU family features core independent peripherals, advanced analog and on-chip communications...
HOLTEK New HT32F59041 Enhanced 24-bit A/D ARM Cortex-M0+ MCU
Holtek is delighted to announce the release of its new Enhanced 24-bit A/D ARM Cortex-M0+ MCU, the HT32F59041. The device is especially suitable for high accuracy measurement products such as electronic scales...
New STM32WB Wireless Microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics Delivered in a New Affordable Value Line
STM32WB50 Value Line wireless microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics are a full and pin-compatible derivative of the STM32WB55 System-on-Chip, created to serve cost-sensitive connected devices that need to support Bluetooth® 5.0, ZigBee® 3.0, or OpenThread...
Renesas Electronics Introduces Ultra-Small RX651 32-Bit Microcontrollers for IoT Connectivity Modules and Space-Constrained Edge Devices
Renesas Electronics announced four new RX651 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) supplied in ultra-small 64-pin BGA and LQFP packages. The new lineup expands Renesas’ popular RX651 MCU Group with a 64-pin BGA package...
In-Circuit Programming Switch Simplifies Operation Of Programmable Devices
Many devices require programming through a serial bus, such as I2C. The programming can be done during final test, after the circuit board has been assembled. In many cases, the pins used for programming can then be utilized for something else during normal operation...
A circuit to use PIC peripheral outputs simultaneously
In PIC microcontrollers, the MSSP module uses multiplexed pins for the I2C and SPI peripherals. There is typically no issue using either of the two peripherals. But what if both peripherals are needed simultaneously, without changing the microcontroller?...
Toshiba's ARM Cortex-M4-based Microcontrollers deliver high-speed data processing
Toshiba Electronics Europe has added the M4G Group to its TXZ Family of ARM Cortex-M-based microcontrollers for office automation equipment, audio-visual equipment, and industrial equipment...
Program a PIC Processor In-Circuit Using a 3.3-V Supply
Many PIC processors require 5-V power while being programmed, yet battery-powered systems may contain low-voltage devices that will be damaged at voltages above their maximum voltage ratings...
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