Silicon Laboratories offers an extensive portfolio of universal serial bus (USB) products that include MCUs and USB to UART Bridge integrated circuits. Each device comes with development tools to simplify designs and make development easy. Silicon Laboratories' USBXpress development software makes interfacing designs to the USB simple. The comprehensive kit provides a complete host and device software solution, including MS Windows device drivers. The USB MCUs feature an on-board USB 2.0 function controller with an integrated transceiver and on-chip clock recovery. No external resistors, crystal, voltage regulator, EEPROM or other components are required. On-chip resources include a high-speed 8051 CPU with up to 64 KB Flash, UARTs, SMBus, SPI, timers, counters and PWM generators. On-chip analog features include a multichannel 10-bit ADC, voltage reference, internal oscillator, comparators and a temperature sensor. They come in 28-pin QFN, 32-pin LQFP or 48-pin TQFP packages.
EERAM memory solutions retain data at power loss 29 January 2020, Avnet South Africa
, DSP, Micros & Memory
Microchip Technology announced a new family of Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) EERAM memory products that offers system designers up to 25% cost savings over the current serial non-volatile ram (NVRAM) ...
Read more...32-bit Arm microcontrollers 29 January 2020, Hi-Q Electronics
, DSP, Micros & Memory
Renesas Electronics unveiled the Renesas Advanced (RA) family of 32-bit Arm Cortex-M microcontrollers (MCUs).
They deliver a combination of optimised performance, security, connectivity, peripheral ...
Read more...Brushless DC motor driver 29 January 2020, NuVision Electronics
, Power Electronics / Power Management
The MP6650 from Monolithic Power Systems is a single-phase, brushless DC motor driver with integrated power MOSFETs and a Hall-effect sensor. The device drives single-phase brushless DC fan motors with ...
Read more...CCM/DCM flyback ideal diode 29 January 2020, NuVision Electronics
, Power Electronics / Power Management
The MP9989, made by Monolothic Power Systems, is a fast turn-off, intelligent rectifier for flyback converters that integrates a 100 V MOSFET. It can replace a diode rectifier for higher efficiency and ...
Read more...Secure Bluetooth 5.2 SoCs 29 January 2020, NuVision Electronics
, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT
Expanding Silicon Labs’ secure, ultra-low-power Wireless Gecko Series 2 platform, the new EFR32BG22 (BG22) SoCs provide developers with an optimised Bluetooth connectivity solution supporting the new ...
Read more...60 V synchronous buck converter 29 January 2020, NuVision Electronics
, Power Electronics / Power Management
The MP4572 is a fully integrated, fixed-frequency synchronous step-down converter that can achieve up to 2 A continuous output current with peak current control for excellent transient response. The wide ...
Read more...Applications processor for machine learning at the edge 29 January 2020, EBV Electrolink
, DSP, Micros & Memory
NXP Semiconductors has expanded its advanced EdgeVerse portfolio with the i.MX 8M Plus application processor – the first i.MX family to integrate a dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) for advanced ...
Read more...Silicon Labs makes µC/ RTOS open source 29 January 2020, NuVision Electronics
, Computer/Embedded Technology
Silicon Labs has announced a new open-source licensing model for the Micrium µC/ family of RTOS (real-time operating system) components. By adopting permissive licence terms for the µC/ components, the ...
Read more...NXP further expands LPC5500 MCU family 25 November 2019, EBV Electrolink
, DSP, Micros & Memory
NXP Semiconductors announced the availability of its LPC552x/S2x microcontroller (MCU) family, further extending its efficient LPC5500 MCU series with the second of seven families planned for the series. ...
Read more...Neuromorphic memory solution for AI 23 October 2019, Altron Arrow
, DSP, Micros & Memory
As artificial intelligence (AI) processing moves from the cloud to the edge of the network, battery powered and deeply embedded devices are challenged to perform AI functions – like computer vision and ...
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