Micros

In stock now at distributor Mouser Electronics is the new i.MX RT106S crossover processor from NXP Semiconductors.

Renesas Electronics has introduced the RAA215300 PMIC (Power Management IC) optimised to complement Renesas’ RZ/V2L and RZ/G2L microprocessors (MPUs) designed for AI-enabled applications. The new high performance PMIC offers a wide range of features, including nine channels, a built-in charger and a real time clock. The high integration of the new device reduces design complexity, speeding time-to-market for customers.

Toshiba have announced mass production of 12 new motor control microcontrollers (MCUs) in its M4K group of devices. These will be the very first products in the new advanced TXZ+ family. Additionally, Toshiba announced that it will start mass production of a further ten motor control MCUs in their M4M group in July 2021. All of the new devices will be manufactured in a 40nm process, and form part of Toshiba’s TXZ4A+ series.

Infineon introduces industry’s first USB PD 3.1 high-voltage microcontroller with higher wattage support

In stock now at distributor Mouser Electronics is the RX23W module with built-in antenna and oscillator from Renesas Electronics.

STMicroelectronics is helping developers find the right microcontrollers and microprocessors for their projects more quickly and easily with two mobile applications released on leading app stores and st.com.

In stock at distributor Anglia Components is the expanded the RA6 Series microcontrollers (MCUs) from Renesas.

MikroElektronika has launched FUSION for PIC v8, offering universal support for PIC, dsPIC, PIC24, PIC32 microcontrollers on one board. FUSION development boards are suited for rapid prototyping and are equipped with everything that engineers require for their newest project development.

In stock at distributor Mouser Electronics are the Traveo II 32-bit automotive microcontrollers from Cypress Semiconductor.

Texas Instruments (TI) has introduced a new high-performance microcontroller (MCU) portfolio that advances real-time control, networking and analytics applications at the edge. With new Sitara AM2x MCUs, engineers can achieve ten times the computing capability of traditional, flash-based MCUs.