Infineon MCU Provides USB PD 3.1 Support
Infineon's MCU features USB PD 3.1 support and is targeted at any embedded system that provides or consumes power up…
STMicroelectronics Expands STM32G0 MCU Series
STMicroelectronics has expanded its STM32G0 Arm Cortex-M0+ MCU series.
STMicroelectronics Partners with Arrival on Next-Gen EVs
Arrival's entire electric vehicle (EV) portfolio, including its Van, Bus, and recently announced Car, will feature ST's technologies.
STMicroelectronics Expands Bluetooth LE MCU Portfolio
STMicroelectronics has extended its STM32WB Bluetooth LE microcontroller offering with new devices that combine entry-level features with extra power savings…
Renesas Adds Bluetooth 5.0 to MCU Family for IoT Devices Powered by Energy Harvesting
Renesas Electronics' RE01B MCU simplifies software updates and data transfers for IoT devices powered by energy harvesting.
STMicroelectronics Launches Computer-Vision Launchpad for STM32 MCUs
ST's STM32Cube function pack enables developers to build computer-vision applications running locally, at the edge, on STM32 MCUs.
Mass-Market Availability of STM32WL LoRa-Compatible Wireless SoCs
ST has expanded availability of its market-unique STM32WL long-range sub-GHz wireless SoC family, adding flexible configurations and package options for…
MCUs Expected to Make Modest Comeback After 2020 Drop
Economic impact of the Covid-19 virus crisis will cause microcontroller sales to fall the most among major IC product categories…
A Startup focuses on Making tinyML Designs Easy
Edge Impulse is planning to accelerate that knowledge base and enable the first generation of tinyML-enabled products.
Renesas RX13T 32-Bit MCU
Features 5V Support, Specialized Single-Inverter Control Functions and Enriched Low-Pin-Count Package Lineup.
It’s on the Table
New AURIX TC3xx microcontroller generation delivers all the ingredients needed for high-performance automotive and industrial applications.
Data is King for AI Sound Recognition
Robust, high-quality training data makes models more efficient — so efficient they can run on simple, low-power MCUs.
