Renesas Electronics RX65N/RX651 microcontrollers
07 December, 2017The expanded RX65N/RX651 MCU line-up provides industrial systems manufacturers with the power efficiency and enhanced connectivity required for operation in industrial systems, while adding the enhanced security and connectivity required for edge devices in increasingly connected environments.
Cypress Semiconductor PSoC 6 BLE Pioneer Kit
24 November, 2017The Cypress Semiconductor PSoC 6 BLE Pioneer Kit is based around the company’s PSoC 6 MCU, purpose-built for the Internet of Things (IoT). The MCU delivers the ultralow power, high performance and built-in security features that the IoT devices of the future are likely to demand.
STMicroelectronics STM32L4+ microcontroller series
21 November, 2017The STM32L4+ microcontroller can act as the central controller in a full range of fitness bands, smart watches, small medical equipment, smart meters, smart industrial sensors and more.
Pycom LoPy development board
07 August, 2017The LoPy is a compact, triple-network, MicroPython-enabled development board (LoRa, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth), making it a suitable enterprise-grade IoT platform for connected things.
Pycom SiPy development platform
03 August, 2017The SiPy is a multinetwork (Sigfox, Wi-Fi and BLE) development platform. It is programmable with MicroPython and the Pymakr IDE for fast IoT application development, easy programming in-field and extra resilience with network failover.
Microchip ATtiny1617 series of AVR microcontrollers
02 August, 2017The ATtiny1617 microcontroller series is part of Microchip Technology's low-power 8-bit AVR microcontroller portfolio. The compact device runs at up to 20 MHz and provides a customised configuration and simplified process for capacitive touch systems, plus Core Independent Peripherals (CIPs) that help increase system throughput while lowering overall power consumption.
Silicon Labs EZR32 wireless MCUs
12 July, 2017Silicon Labs' EZR32 wireless MCUs deliver an ARM Cortex-M4 or Cortex-M3 microcontroller (MCU) combined with a sub-GHz RF transceiver.
STMicroelectronics STM32L4 MCUs with an on-chip digital filter
15 May, 2017STMicroelectronics has begun production of its ultralow-power STM32L45x microcontrollers (MCUs), supported by a development ecosystem based on the easy-to-use STM32Cube platform.
Microchip CEC1702 hardware cryptography-enabled microcontroller
27 March, 2017The Microchip CEC1702 hardware cryptography-enabled microcontroller addresses the increasing need for security measures, such as secure boot, driven by the continual growth of Internet of Things (IoT) applications.
Making microcontrollers for green and autonomous vehicles
09 February, 2017Renesas Electronics and TSMC are collaborating on 28 nm embedded flash (eFlash) process technology for manufacturing microcontrollers (MCUs) targeted at next-generation green and autonomous vehicles.
STMicroelectronics STM32F413/423 MCUs
17 December, 2016The STM32F413 and crypto-enhanced STM32F423 microcontroller lines from STMicroelectronics are said to increase energy efficiency and flexibility.
Maxim MAX32630 and MAX32631 ARM Cortex-M4F microcontrollers
18 November, 2016The Maxim MAX32630 and MAX32631 ARM Cortex-M4F microcontrollers maximise run time and provide low energy consumption at 127 µW/MHz, DMA 32 µW/MHz and retention sleep 3.5 µW.
STMicroelectronics STM32F7 microcontroller lines and ecosystem extensions
18 October, 2016The latest STM32F722 and STM32F723 microcontrollers in STMicroelectronics high-performance STM32F7 series reduce memory footprint by integrating value-added features.
Renesas RL78/G11 microcontrollers
06 October, 2016The Renesas RL78/G11 microcontrollers are a group of small-package, low-power MCUs that will enable users to easily and quickly prototype and develop systems that support low-power sensor hubs and sensor application systems.
STMicroelectronics STM32F4 microcontroller series
28 September, 2016STMicroelectronics has extended its high-performance STM32F4 microcontroller (MCU) series at the entry level, introducing devices with more memory and extra features as well as the first STM32F4 MCUs qualified to 125°C.