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Renesas Electronics, a supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, has introduced a new general-purpose microcontroller (MCU) in the low-power RL78 Family, with small package sizes that target 8-bit MCU applications.

The number of products being connected to the Internet continues to grow at an exponential rate. The problem facing many product teams is that embedded software developers don’t have sufficient security experience. Lack of experience can lead to overlooked security requirements, security gaps, and poor implementation. The result is connected systems that are poorly protected and are low-hanging fruit for theft ofintellectual property, along...

Choosing a Christmas gift for an electronics hobbyist or a DIY enthusiast may be challenging. Whether the gift recipient is a girl or a boy, a woman or a man, the principal problem is to find a really useful present.

CELUS, a provider of cloud-based, AI-supported electronics engineering software, has launched a beta platform for electronics enthusiasts, hobbyists and professionals to pursue their creative design projects.

Renesas has introduced a new online, Cloud-based IoT system design platform that enables users to graphically build hardware and software to quickly validate prototypes and accelerate product development.

Farnell is celebrating 30 years of business in the Benelux region (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg) by highlighting the team of people behind its success with a new online hub, enabling customers to learn about Farnell’s people, products and services.

Rutronik System Solutions expands the existing product portfolio with the new Adapter Board – RAB2 for CO2 Sensing.

Renesas has expanded its RA Family of 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) with the addition of the RA6E1 Group MCUs.

Electronica 2022: AT the Neocrotec stand, visitors – or even passersby – could check that the halls of electronica were maintaining the 19°C temperature limit mandated by the German government for public spaces.

element14 Community has announced the winners of its Twist, Turn and Move Design Challenge. 10 challengers were equipped with a selection of TE Connectors, an Arduino Uno and robotics shields, with competitors given 11 weeks to design and build a robotic arm or mobile robot to complete a specific task.