The STMicroelectronics TCPP03-M20 USB Type-C port-protection IC is suited to dual-role power (DRP) applications, simplifying the design process.

The University of Catania (Italy) and STMicroelectronics (ST) have announced the signing of a framework agreement on education and research activities in power electronics.

ST Microelectronics sales rose 6.9 % sequentially and 19.9 % year on year to $3.20 billion. Net income was up 15.1% sequentially at $474million

STMicroelectronics has released TouchGFX Version 4.18 for user-interface development with STM32 microcontrollers (MCUs), adding video playback, enhanced tools for multi-developer collaboration, and support for new X-NUCLEO display kits.

The new super-junction STPOWER MDmesh K6 series from STMicroelectronics (ST) enhances several key parameters to minimise system-power losses.

Rosenberger and STMicroelectronics have announced their collaboration on a contactless connector for ultra-reliable, short-range, point-to-point full-duplex data exchanges in industrial and medical applications.  

A wearable therapy device for eye care has been announced by STMicroelectronics and Korea-based Nu Eyne.

The I2C-interface performance in the STMicroelectronics’ latest generation ST25DV-I2C dynamic NFC-tag ICs has been increased.

STMicroelectronics has announced its collaboration with Paco Rabanne on the European fashion house’s new Phantom fragrance for men. Phantom is packaged in a unique connected bottle that uses an embedded NFC (Near-Field Communication) tag IC (integrated circuit) using a popular contactless technology supported by most smartphones to connect to its online 'Phantom Universe'.

An integrated wireless power receiver delivers faster wireless charging and flexible charge sharing for diverse portable and mobile devices for home, office, industry, healthcare, and in-car applications, says STMicroelectronics.

The VN9D30Q100F and VN9D5D20FN introduce a new generation of automotive intelligent switches, the first in the market with digital current sensing among the fully digital on-chip diagnostic features, says STMicroelectronics.

In a move which could ease the design of competitively priced and power-efficient wireless equipment for applications like smart buildings, smart industry, and smart infrastructure, STMicroelectronics has introduced new development tools and software for STM32WB wireless microcontrollers (MCUs).

STMicroelectronics and Blues Wireless, a telecoms equipment supplier have disclosed the use of a quintet of ST products in Blues Wireless’ Notecard, a system-on-module (SOM) solution that accelerates development of cellular IoT solutions for connected assets at very low cost.  

STMicroelectronics has announced mass-market availability of its ST4SIM, eSIM (embedded SIM) ICs for Machine-to-Machine (M2M) applications through e-distribution.

Based on ST’s STNRG011 digital PFC and resonant LLC converter, the STEVAL-NRG011TV combines a proven and reliable topology with the ability to configure and fine-tune the operating parameters for optimal performance. No coding is needed as the digital control algorithms are permanently programmed in the controller’s ROM and the board comes with a complete set of sample parameters stored in programmable non-volatile memory.

STMicroelectronics’ STDRIVEG600 half-bridge gate driver has high current output and 45ns propagation delay, closely matched between high-side and low-side outputs, to handle high-frequency switching of GaN enhancement-mode FETs.

STMicroelectronics introduce new 45W and 150W MasterGaN devices for high-efficiency power conversion. Easing the transition to high-efficiency wide-bandgap technology, STMicroelectronics have released the MasterGaN3 and MasterGaN5 integrated power packages for applications up to 45W and 150W, respectively.

Cree, a company specialising in silicon carbide technology through ita Wolfspeed business, and STMicroelectronics has announced the expansion of an existing multi-year, long-term silicon carbide wafer supply agreement. The amended agreement, which calls for Cree to supply ST with 150mm silicon carbide bare and epitaxial wafers over the next several years, is now worth more than $800m.  

STMicroelectronics has manufactured the first 200mm (8”) silicon carbide wafers for prototyping next-generation power devices from its facility in Norrköping, Sweden.

STMicroelectronics has expanded the variety of machine-learning techniques available to users of the STM32Cube.AI development environment, giving extra flexibility to solve classification, clustering, and novelty-detection challenges as efficiently as possible.