Featuring an industry-standard power delivery and battery charging protocol, the UPD100X family of USB Power Delivery (UPD) controllers has been introduced by Microchip. 40 times the power compared to USB 2.0, a single USB cable can be used for data and simultaneously deliver up to 100W of power from a single standard USB port.

High-current, high-voltage and high-performance applications benefit from Microchip Technology's new LDO voltage-regulator family.

This video from Microchip Technology shows how the company's new GestIC technology enables mobile-friendly 3D gesture interfaces.

Microchip Technology has expanded its PIC24 Lite microcontroller portfolio with advanced analogue integration and 5V operation.

Authored by Lucio Di Jasio, PIC expert at Microchip Technology, ‘Graphics, Touch, Sound and USB: User Interface Design for Embedded Applications’ guides designers of all abilities through a series of hands-on projects to explore the full potential of rich multimedia user interfaces with 16- and 32-bit microcontrollers.

A parallel Flash memory device, the SST38VF6401B, has been launched by Microchip. Manufactured with the company's MOS SuperFlash technology, the SST38VF6401B is a 4M x16 CMOS Advanced Multi-Purpose Flash Plus (Advanced MPF+) device which conforms to JEDEC standard pin assignments for x16 memories.

Expanding the company's digitally enhanced power analogue controller portfolio, Microchip Technology has announced the MCP19114 and MCP19115. These devices introduce a step-up PWM-controller and low-side MOSFET driver architecture, with a mid-voltage LDO and fully-functional microcontroller all integrated into a small, high-density power package.

The low power PIC24FJGC microcontrollers from Microchip Technology are the first to feature the company's precision 16-bit ADC and a 10Ms/s 12-bit ADC.

A 4Kb I2C Serial Presence Detect (SPD) EEPROM, designated the 34AA04, has been introduced by Microchip Technology. The device is specifically designed to work with the next generation of Double Data Rate 4 (DDR4) SDRAM modules used in high-speed PCs and laptops, while also supporting older DDR2/3 platforms.

Microchip's PIC32 solutions eliminate the need for an external graphics controller with an on-chip parallel master port, driving displays up to WQVGA.

The MCP8063, an automotive AEC-Q100-qualified motor driver, has been launched by Microchip. Offered in 4x4mm DFN package, the company claims that the device is the world’s first to combine all of those features with 1.5A peak phase current for the 180° sinusoidal drive of a variety of three-phase brushless DC motor and fan applications. 

This video from Microchip Technology highlights the key features of the PIC12LF1552, the company's smallest and lowest-cost PIC microcontroller with I2C.

Featuring a rich set of intelligent analogue and core independent peripherals, the PIC16(L)F170X and PIC16(L)F171X family of 8-bit microcontrollers have been introduced by Microchip Technology. These general-purpose MCUs are suited for applications including: consumer home appliances, power tools and electric razors; portable medical products including blood-pressure meters, blood-glucose meters and pedometers; LED lighting; battery charging; pow...

Making it easier for designers to add contemporary touch and gesture interface designs to cost-sensitive applications, the MTCH6102 projected-capacitive (PCAP) touch controllers have been announced by Microchip. The manufacturer has claimed that these controllers offer industry-leading low-power performance.

Microchip Technology has expanded its mTouch Sensing portfolio with additional turnkey controllers for Multi-touch, Proximity Detection and Haptic Feedback.

Microchip Technology introduces the world's first programmable USB2 controller hubs, adding simultaneous support for USB2 and HSIC and low-power modes.

  The AC164133 Buck/Boost Converter PICtail Plus Daughter Board from Microchip Technology provides an easy and economical development platform for dsPIC SMPS and Digital Power Conversion GS family Digital Signal Controllers.  

This video from Microchip Technology shows how the company has expanded its Embedded Wireless Portfolio with new Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and ZigBee products.

Announced at embedded World 2014, the PIC12(L)F157X family signals an expansion of Microchip's 8-bit PIC MCU portfolio. The MCU family features multiple 16-bit PWMs with an assortment of analogue peripherals and serial communications in an 8-pin package.

This video demonstrates how Microchip Technology has strengthened its parallel Flash memory portfolio with high-speed, low-power devices.