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32-bit range of MCUs
31 October 2024, DSP, Micros & Memory, Future Electronics
If your design has outgrown the capabilities of 8- or 16-bit MCUs, the PIC32 family delivers easy scalability, enhanced performance, and larger memory options.
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Moulded inductors
31 October 2024, Passive Components, Future Electronics
Abracon’s mini-moulded inductors bring all the advantages of their larger counterparts, including superior EMI shielding, high power density, and low core losses, despite their compact size.
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i.MX RT700 for the AI-enabled edge
31 October 2024, DSP, Micros & Memory, Future Electronics
Designed to enable significant power savings, the highly integrated i.MX RT700 crossover MCU features NXP’s eIQ Neutron Neural Processing Unit, delivering up to 172x AI acceleration at the edge.
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Advanced tech for next-gen cockpit system design
30 September 2024, DSP, Micros & Memory, Future Electronics
Infineon delivers high-performance microcontrollers, memories, human-machine interface controllers, and automotive-grade security solutions tailored for automotive infotainment systems.
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The future of on-board charging
30 September 2024, Passive Components, Future Electronics
Engineered to elevate charging performance, the selection of Vishay capacitors, resistors, and other passives redefine reliability and efficiency in on-board charging technology.
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Intelligent power delivery
30 September 2024, Power Electronics / Power Management, Future Electronics
The MEAN WELL DRS-240 and DRS-480 DIN rail power supplies present an all-in-one solution for intelligent power delivery in systems that require the highest reliability and safe operation.
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Acceleration sensors for wearables
30 September 2024, Test & Measurement, Future Electronics
Bosch Sensortec has introduced two new acceleration sensors, the BMA530 and BMA580, both offered in a compact size of only 1,2 x 0,8 x 0,55 mm.
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Compact MCU with advanced customisation
30 September 2024, Telecoms, Datacoms, Wireless, IoT, Future Electronics
The Microchip PIC16F13145 is the ideal solution for designs with minimal logic and configurable analogue I/O, featuring rapid comparators for improved data acquisition. |
2 A Schottky rectifiers in tiny package
30 August 2024, Passive Components, Future Electronics
The SDT2UxxCP3 rectifiers from Diodes Incorporated, the smallest in the class, feature low forward voltage and excellent thermal dissipation, to enable the design of more efficient circuits in wearable and portable devices. |
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