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Designers have a choice of power management ICs and power sequencers to simplify powering-up voltage rails for a system on a chip (SoC) or embedded computing subsystem in the correct sequence. By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics

The MAX14819 IO-Link master transceiver from Maxim Integrated is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The architecture of the MAX14819 reduces power dissipation by up to 50% and is fully compatible in all modes for IO-Link and SIO compliance to enable designers to incorporate intelligent sensors into Industry 4.0 or industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

The Texas Instruments CC2650STK SimpleLink Bluetooth smart SensorTag loT kit assists design engineers to realise cloud-connected product ideas.

The CPT212B and CPT213B TouchXpress capacitive touch controllers from Silicon Labs is in stock at Mouser Electronics. The controllers eliminate time-consuming firmware development, providing a simple turnkey solution for adding touch-based designs to a wide range of products, including home appliances, medical equipment, consumer electronics, instrument and control panels, and lighting control.

MicroQSFP high-speed pluggable input/output (I/O) interconnects from TE Connectivity (TE) are available at Mouser Electronics. The interconnects are next-generation micro quad small form-factor pluggable (microQSFP) solutions designed to address key challenges relating to bandwidth, thermal performance, and energy costs in data centres.

The MAX32625MBED Arm Mbed-enabled development platform from Maxim Integrated is now being shipped by Mouser Electronics. The board provides a complete, functional system for developing and debugging a variety of low-power embedded systems, such as sensor hubs, connected sports devices, wearable medical patches, and fitness monitors.

The Arty Z7 development board from Digilent helps designers build a range of motor control and embedded vision systems on a ready-to-use development platform with Arduino Uno- and Digilent chipKIT-compatible headers, Digilent Pmod connectors, and USB and HDMI ports. It is available at Mouser Electronics.

In this eBook, Mouser puts autonomous vehicles smack-dab in the middle of connected infrastructure and emphasises the Internet of Moving Things - where IoT meets mobility - because this intersection poses some of the most demanding and interesting design challenges.

With more and more applications requiring high accuracy atmospheric pressure data, engineers are seeking ever more sensitive pressure sensing methods. New sensor technologies that are based on capacitive sensing enable engineers to create miniaturised and very accurate devices while satisfying demanding energy constraints and addressing reliability challenges. By Sampo Härkönen, Senior Manager Pressure Sensor Marketing, Infineon Techno...

As everyone is probably tired of hearing, theInternet of Thingsis supposed to connect everyone with everything connectable, everywhere. So far, there's been little tangible evidence of this, as it's being driven initially not by consumers but by industrial, government and other applications that are more difficult to spot.