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Electronic Specifier takes a look at the top power products to have been released in June.

It is summer – allegedly –and if the nation isn’t accepting an invitation to go Dancing in the Street, then Farnell has an antidote for any Summertime Blues.

To better meet the need for safe, intuitive and easy-to-use user interfaces within automotive vehicles, designers are continuing to consolidate the vehicle’s cluster, centre stack and co-driver displays into ultrawide touch displays.

Real-time video surveillance and remote monitoring are gaining importance in a wide range of industries such as oil and gas, power grid, industrial automation, and smart buildings. Pramod Ramachandra, Technical Architect - Software Design, Mistral Solutions explains.

USB Type-C with Power Delivery (PD) and open source software are two technologies leading the next wave of wired connectivity. With Microchip Technology’s newPower Delivery Software Framework (PSF), designers can now modify and own the IP in their USB-C PD systems. By merging their proprietary code with Microchip’s fully functionable PD stack, designers have the ultimate flexibility for creating differentiated product offerings while ...

SEGGER Microcontroller has announced that Microchip Technology has licensed SEGGER’s optimised floating-point library, emFloat, for Microchip’s XC32 V4.0 compiler toolchain and Arm Cortex-M devices. emFloat is a complete, fully optimised and verified floating-point library for embedded systems.

After three years of back-and-forth Brexit negotiations and uncertainty, manufacturers are still desperate for clarity on what the future of trading between the UK and Europe would look like.Jon Theis, Director of TheisCraft explains.

Digi-Key is now offering the EV10K72A PIC24FJ64GU205 Curiosity Nano development board from Microchip Technology.

Automotive, defence, aerospace and industrial designers who need automotive- and defence-grade programmable logic solutions can now order PolarFire Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) in volume production quantities. Microchip Technology has announced it is shippingPolarFire FPGAsqualified for both the Automotive Electronics Council Q100 (AEC-Q100) specification Grade T2 (-40 to +125°C TJ) and military temperature grade (-40 to +125°C ...

Over the last few years, there have been countless predictions of how our lives are about to be transformed by artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). All this comes at a cost, with the worldwide market forecast to grow to an eye-watering$554 billion by 2024. By Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics