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Renesas Launches Automotive Actuator and Sensor Control MCUs for Evolving Edge Applications in Next-Generation E/E Architecture

16 DECEMBER 2021

16-Bit RL78/F24 and RL78/F23 Deliver Enhanced Security, Connectivity, and Functional Safety Capabilities

New ISO 26262 Functional Safety Packages Simplify Design of ASIL B and ASIL C Safety Applications Using dsPIC®, PIC18 and AVR® Microcontrollers

20 OCTOBER 2021

Certified functional safety solution from Microchip accelerates the development and certification of automotive safety applications

MIKROE’s universal FUSION development board for all Microchip PIC microcontrollers ‘equipped with everything developers need’

15 JULY 2021

FUSION for PIC v8 includes Wi-Fi debugging, Click peripheral sockets, SiBRAIN MCU sockets plus display options

Renesas Strengthens RL78 Family of Low-Power MCUs with 16-Bit General-Purpose RL78/G23

13 APRIL 2021

New RL78/G23 Optimized for IoT End Point Applications Expands Peripheral Functions and Security Functionality; Improves Power Consumption

New PIC24F MCUs Feature Low Power Animated Display Driver for Battery-powered Devices

1 OCTOBER 2020

Low power MCU family offers power-saving peripherals, hardware safety and secure code protection

Enabling Cloud Connectivity to All MCUs and MPUs, Microchip Launches a Range of Embedded IoT Solutions for Rapid Prototyping

11 MARCH 2020

When designing IoT solutions, developers can quickly, easily and securely connect to any cloud using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and narrow band 5G technologies

Microchip Simplifies Functional Safety Requirements with MPLAB® TÜV SÜD-certified Tools

15 JANUARY 2020

Further help with documentation requirements aided by new MPLAB Code Coverage testing and diagnostic tool

Digi-Key Electronics Helps Companies Innovate Faster at Embedded World 2020

14 JANUARY 2020

Visit Booth 4A-633 for Interactive Technical Demos, Giveaways and More

Take Advantage of a 16-bit Microcontroller’s Performance and Low Power

16 DECEMBER 2019

This article describes the architecture of 16-bit microcontrollers and how it makes them the best choice for many battery- powered consumer and IoT endpoint applications. It then introduces some examples of 16-bit microcontrollers from Microchip Technology and Texas Instruments, and shows how to get started with a 16-bit design.

Pulling the Peripheral Trigger

12 NOVEMBER 2019

Ravikiran Shetty from Microchip Technology Inc. discusses some of the applications that are made easier by using a peripheral trigger generator.