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2Mb serial F-RAM in tiny package
14 May 2008, MB Silicon Systems
Ramtron has unveiled what it claims is the industry's first 2 Mb serial F-RAM memory in an 8-lead 5,0 x 6,0 mm TDFN package. Manufactured on an advanced 130 nanometre CMOS process, the FM25H20 is a high-density ...

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Low-power serial Flash memory devices
14 May 2008, Electrocomp
Silicon Storage Technology's Serial Quad I/O (SQI) family of 4-bit, multiplexed I/O, serial-interface, Flash-memory devices features a six-wire, 4-bit I/O interface that allows for low-power, high-performance ...

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Host of new MCU family members
14 May 2008, NuVision Electronics
Luminary Micro has announced 30 new Stellaris family members, including integration of USB OTG and Host capability in the ARM Cortex-M3 architecture. Each new device ships with the Stellaris Peripheral ...

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New 8-bit microcontroller platform
30 April 2008, Altron Arrow
STMicroelectronics has unveiled details of a new 8-bit microcontroller platform designed to offer outstanding levels of performance and cost-effectiveness in a wide range of applications. Implemented ...

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Ultra-low power ARM7-based MCU family
30 April 2008, EBV Electrolink, Altron Arrow
Atmel has developed a new series of high-performance, ultra-low power ARM7TDMI-based microcontrollers, the AT91SAM7L series, embedding power switches controlling multiple power islands and programmable ...

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New low-cost 8-bit MCUs
30 April 2008
Microchip has released a new family of low-cost 8-bit Flash PIC microcontrollers. The 28- and 40-pin PIC16F722/3/4/6/7 MCUs are capable of operation down to 1,8 V and feature a 16 MHz internal oscillator, ...

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Large memory, low pin-count MCUs
30 April 2008
A range of new 28- and 44-pin 16-bit devices is available from Microchip, featuring increased memory, performance and enhanced peripherals. The new devices include 10 PIC24H 16-bit microcontrollers offering ...

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Digital signal controllers with 16-bit audio DAC
16 April 2008
Microchip has announced six new 28- and 44-pin 16-bit dsPIC digital signal controllers (DSCs) with a dual-channel, 100 KSps, 16-bit audio digital-to-analog conversion (DAC) module for price- or size-conscious ...

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New range of Flash memory chips
16 April 2008, Electrocomp
The NANDrive devices from Silicon Storage Technology (SST) are said to be the industry’s smallest ATA solid-state storage devices, giving mobile and embedded system designers an easy way to adopt a NAND ...

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New MCUs feature rich USB functionality
16 April 2008, NuVision Electronics
Luminary Micro has announced the immediate availability of 28 new Stellaris family members, including what is said to be the first integration of universal serial bus (USB) on-the-go (OTG) and host capability ...

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Memory IC ideal for time-stamping events
16 April 2008, MB Silicon Systems
Ramtron has launched the FM3135, a 64 Kb, 3 V processor companion that combines the benefits of non-volatile F-RAM memory with an enhanced realtime clock/calendar (RTC) and integrated 32 kHz watch crystal. ...

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STMicroelectronics delivers free TCP/IP stack
16 April 2008, Altron Arrow
STMicroelectronics has made the NicheLite TCP/IP stack available free of charge with its STR91x 32-bit Flash microcontrollers featured for networking applications, lowering cost-of-entry to that of open-source ...

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Security MCUs target M2M comms
2 April 2008
Infineon has released a new family of security microcontrollers (MCUs) targeting the growing market of machine-to-machine communication for various applications. Machine-to-machine (M2M) applications ...

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Ultra-low voltage MCUs
2 April 2008, NuVision Electronics
Silicon Laboratories has announced what it claims are the industry’s first MCUs capable of operating down to 0,9 V, enabling portable devices to derive power from a single-cell battery for the first time. ...

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Enhanced 32-bit CISC microcontroller line-up
19 March 2008, Hi-Q Electronics
Renesas has announced enhancements to its H8SX family of 32-bit CISC (complex instruction set computer) microcontrollers. With the addition of the H8SX/1638 and H8SX/1648 groups, there are a total of ...

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Rugged and sealed USB memory stick
19 March 2008, Altron Arrow
As the USB memory stick has become a common tool to share information, its use has extended to industry and military equipment which integrate USB ports as standard interfaces. At the same time, the capacity ...

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PIC32s with USB OTG functionality
19 March 2008, Future Electronics
Microchip has added integrated USB 2.0 on-the-go (OTG) functionality to its 32-bit PIC32 microcontroller family. The maximum operating frequency for the PIC32 family has been increased to 80 MHz, which ...

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Smart IC platform employs secure OS
20 February 2008, Altron Arrow
Texas Instruments (TI) recently announced that Multos (a smartcard operating system aimed at operating multiple applications off a single chip card) will be the first chip operating system supported on ...

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Ethernet MCU supports Java development
20 February 2008
The IM3910 is the newest member of Imsys’ IM3000 family of reconfigurable system on chip (RSoC) microcontrollers. Its high energy-efficiency and ability to deliver high throughput make it a suitable ...

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MCU family gets new low-pin-count members
20 February 2008
Microchip has announced three additions to the PIC24H high-performance 16-bit microcontroller family, featuring low pin-counts with up to 32 KBytes of Flash program memory in packages as small as 6 x ...

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