Microchip Technology extends the range of ultra-high data-rate WLANs (Wireless Local Area Networks) with the SST11LF04 RF Front End  (RFFE) module.

Microchip Technology introduces Arduino-based cloud computing, WiFi & motor control with the chipKIT WF32 board.

Aiming to ease the development of Bluetooth-enabled products, Microchip has released the PIC32 Bluetooth Starter Kit. The kit features a PIC32 MCU, HCI-based Bluetooth radio, Cree high-output multi-colour LED, 3 standard single-colour LEDs, an analogue 3-axis accelerometer, analogue temperature sensor and 5 push buttons for user-defined inputs.

Boost your Bluetooth and WiFi range and data-rate with the 5012LF09 2.4GHz front end module in a tiny QFN package from Microchip Technology.

Microchip Technology's latest operational amplifiers extend battery life with exceptionally low power consumption.

This video highlights Microchip Technology's PIC12F1571/2 8-pin MCU, featuring high precision 16-bit PWMs.

Making it easier for designers to learn and implement MOST technology in automotive infotainment systems, Microchip has introduced the MOST ToGo Reference Designs. These reference designs enable designers to leverage Microchip’s extensive experience of the vast MOST specifications, allowing them to focus on their application software development.

Dave Richkas demonstrates Microchip's Low-energy Data Profile (MLDP) on their RN4020 Bluetooth Smart module.

This video highlights the key features and benefits of Microchip Technology's PIC16F161x general purpose MCUs for safety critical end equipment.

Expanding its instrumentation amplifier portfolio, Microchip Technology has introduced the MCP6N16. This zero-drift device features a self-correcting architecture which maximises DC performance by enabling ultra-low offset, low offset drift, and superior common-mode and power-supply rejection, while eliminating the adverse effects of 1/f noise.

The latest release of Spotify Connect, in the standard Microchip JukeBlox Platform, extends support to more than 8 million audio products. Spotify Connect can be easily added by audio brands to existing products through firmware upgrades and new designs based on all of Microchip’s CX870 Wi-Fi modules and DM860 Ethernet processor.  

Microchip has announced its first Bluetooth 4.1 Low Energy module. The RN4020 builds on Microchip’s deep Bluetooth Classic experience and carries both worldwide regulatory certifications and is Bluetooth SIG certified. The integrated BTLE stack and onboard support for the common SIG low-energy profiles speeds time to market while ensuring Bluetooth compatibility, eliminating expensive certification costs and reducing development risks.

Microchip announces a family of PIC32MX1/2 microcontrollers (MCUs) in 256/64 KB Flash/Ram configurations. These MCUs are coupled with comprehensive software and tools from Microchip for designs in digital audio with Bluetooth, USB audio, graphics, touch sensing and general-purpose embedded control.

Microchip announces the expansion of its eXtreme Low Power (XLP) PIC microcontrollers (MCUs) with the PIC24F “GB2” family. This family features an integrated hardware crypto engine, a Random Number Generator (RNG) and One-Time-Programmable (OTP) key storage for protecting data in embedded applications.

Microchip Technology Inc. has announced that Daimler AG is the latest automotive company to adopt the latest-generation MOST150 standard, using Microchip’s Intelligent Network Interface Controllers (INICs), as presented by Daimler’s Dr. Jan Bauer at the recent MOST Forum in Germany.

Microchip Technology has expanded its portfolio of PIC32 digital audio solutions.

Microchip announces the expansion of its 36V digital potentiometer (digipot) portfolio with two new volatile, I2C devices: the MCP45HV31 and MCP45HV51 (MCP45HV31-51).  These are the industry’s first digipots to offer a 5 kohm resistance with a specified operating voltage of 36V.

Microchip Technology's Bodycom is the new low-power wireless technology that lets you use the human body for secure bi-directional communication.

The introduction of the SST25WF020A, SST25WF040B and SST25WF080B devices signals an expansion of Microchip's SPI Serial Flash Memory portfolio. The devices offer 2-, 4- and 8-Mbit of memory and are manufactured with the company's SuperFlash technology and NOR Flash cell architecture.

Microchip Technology boosts 32-bit performance by 25% on low-cost, small package PIC32 MX1/MX2 series microcontrollers.