BLDC motor control solutions capable to operations of up to 600V
onsemi's ECS640A is a three-phase BLDC motor controller designed for reliable high-voltage operation up to 600V.
Microchip terabit-scale secure ethernet PHY family designed for enterprise, cloud interconnect
Microchip has launched a new family of META-DX2+ PHYs for enterprise ethernet switches, security appliances, cloud interconnect routers and optical…
Microchip touch controller family disrupts traditional touchscreen designs
Microchip's maXTouch KoD controller enables innovative HMI solutions by combining mechanical knobs with existing multi-touch displays.
Renesas simplifies motor control design for industrial, home appliance applications
Renesas Electronics' highly integrated motor control ICs and starter kit improve motor efficiency by 35%, reduce board size by up…
Will voice become default UI for most consumer electronics?
Voice control and voice interfaces have begun their inexorable infiltration of pretty much all consumer edge device categories.
Raspberry Pi designs its own MCU with $4 Pico board
Raspberry Pi has designed its own MCU and launched a new $4 board based on the new MCU, the Raspberry…
MasterGaN Power SiPs Integrated with Asymmetrical GaN Transistors
STMicroelectronics’ MasterGaN2 is the first to contain two asymmetric GaN transistors, delivering an integrated GaN solution suited to soft-switching and…
Boosting IoT Design Productivity with STM32 Wireless MCU Module
STMicroelectronics is offering a solution to accelerate the market introduction of new Bluetooth® LE and 802.15.4 based IoT devices with…
ST Teams with Microsoft to Boost Development of Smart, Connected Devices
STMicroelectronics has signed an agreement with Microsoft to simplify and accelerate the development of smart-appliance controllers and other IoT devices...
Expansion Package Dedicated to AI-Based Industrial Condition Monitoring on STM32 MCUs
The solution enables industrial-equipment vendors to quickly evaluate Octonion’s embedded AI models, running on-device learning directly on STM32 MCUs...