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Honeywell today introduced a single side liquid media option to its extensive line of TruStability Pressure Sensors originally introduced in July 2009.

Atmel has announced its next generation CryptoCompanion (AT88SC018) plug-and-play embedded security chip. CryptoCompanion provides designers an affordable option for cryptographic hardware security on systems that are currently prone to firmware theft and/or product counterfeiting. CryptoCompanion, when used in conjunction with Atmel’s CryptoMemory chip, provides secure storage of the secrets necessary to authenticate consumable items or so...

Maxim Integrated Products has introduced the MAX16056-MAX16059, ultra-low-power microprocessor supervisory circuits that monitor a single system supply voltage. These devices consume an industry-low 125nA supply current to extend battery life in power-sensitive applications.

Synopsys announced today that Shrenik Mehta has been awarded Synopsys' eleventh annual Tenzing Norgay Interoperability Achievement Award. As chairperson of Accellera, a leading standards organization in electronic design automation (EDA), from 2005 until 2010, Shrenik guided the organization to several collaborative initiatives that created widely-used standards such as SystemVerilog, Unified Power Format (UPF), and Universal Verification Methodo...

Electronic product developer, Advantage Electronic Product Development has been granted the prestigious Apple MFi and iOS licenses which allows them to develop & manufacture products that leverage the Apple platforms, as well as peripherals that interact with Apple’s, iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad products.

Cambridge Temperature Concepts has designed a wireless temperature sensor that can measure body temperature to within a thousandth of a degree – current solutions typically have precision of a tenth of a degree. The coin sized unit also uses innovative power saving techniques to extend the battery life to in excess of six months rather than the usual life of a few days. The sensor’s unprecedented precision and long life open up many new app...

Power management designs typically begin in the same way. After system requirements are determined, a laundry list of discrete power management parts are analysed for a best fit for the design. Data sheets are reviewed and ASSPs from different vendors are checked to see if they are compatible.

ARM announced today that the Cortex-M0 processor is the fastest licensing ARM processor, having secured 15 licenses already this year, with more predicted by the end of 2009. Cortex-M0 was released just nine months ago.

Crossware has released version 5.0 of its Embedded Development Studio, which includes a wide range of advanced features that are designed to speed up and simplify the software development process.

Crossware has enhanced its Development Suite for ARM® to make it compatible with Atmel’s range of application examples available across its AT91SAM3U family of Cortex™-M3 based flash microcontrollers (MCU).