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MAPS simplifies device selection for electronic designs

7 March 2007 News

The new Microchip Technologies' Advanced Product Selector (MAPS) Version 2.0 has debuted online, providing a comprehensive selection tool for the chip company's complete product portfolio including analog, memory, microcontrollers and digital signal controllers.

For electronic designers, MAPS makes it easy to find the right Microchip product for design requirements. This is an online database that incorporates an interactive GUI, allowing online parametric searches and easy navigation through Microchip's product portfolio with the use of tabs, filters and search features. MAPS is available at the Microchip website (www.microchip.com/MAPS) but can also be downloaded in electronic form.

The tool provides side-by-side comparison of products as well. It also provides useful cross references to competitive information and pricing on designated product families - with the ability to obtain the most up-to-date collateral and information with online access.



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