MIKROE’s universal FUSION development board for all Microchip PIC microcontrollers ‘equipped with everything developers need’
FUSION for PIC v8 includes Wi-Fi debugging, Click peripheral sockets, SiBRAIN MCU sockets plus display options
FUSION for PIC v8 includes Wi-Fi debugging, Click peripheral sockets, SiBRAIN MCU sockets plus display options
New RL78/G23 Optimized for IoT End Point Applications Expands Peripheral Functions and Security Functionality; Improves Power Consumption
Low power MCU family offers power-saving peripherals, hardware safety and secure code protection
When designing IoT solutions, developers can quickly, easily and securely connect to any cloud using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and narrow band 5G technologies
Further help with documentation requirements aided by new MPLAB Code Coverage testing and diagnostic tool
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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.
Ravikiran Shetty from Microchip Technology Inc. discusses some of the applications that are made easier by using a peripheral trigger generator.
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