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Renesas has announced that it is delivering a synchronous boost converter solution in high volume for at-home COVID-19 test authrosied by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Renesas prioritised a ramp-up for this kit to meet anticipated high demand.

Wind River has announced support for Intel Atom x6000 series and Intel Pentium and Celeron N and J series processors and 11th gen Intel Core processors and Intel Celeron processors.

Renesas, supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced that it is developing new microcontrollers (MCUs) that will support the recently released Bluetooth 5.3 Low Energy (LE) Specification.

Renesas has introduced a group within its 32-bit RA family of microcontrollers. The RA2E2 Group, based on the Arm Cortex-M23 core, offers a combination of low power consumption, a set of peripherals targeted at IoT endpint applications, and space-saving packaging options including a 16-pin water level chip scale package (WLCSP) decice measuring only 1.87 x 1.84mm.

Communication interfaces in vehicles is growing – and that entails security challenges for car makers.

Two new devices have been added to Microchip Technology’s family of IEC/UL 60730 Class B certified touchscreen controllers.

MicroAI has integrated its MicroAI AtomM technology with the Renesas RA Microcontroller product line, bringing machine learning (ML) to MCUs and the ability to train ML models in an embedded environment.

MicroAI has announced that it has integrated its MicroAI AtomM technology with the Renesas RA Microcontroller (MCU) product line. The collaboration with Renesas brings machine learning to MCUs and, with MicroAI, the ability to train machine learning models directly in the embedded environment a clamied first for the industry.

A digital-to-analogue converter (DAC) from Analog Devices provides engineers with advanced capability, efficiency and programmability for a variety of optical networking, automation, and telecom applications.

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