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STMicroelectronics has launched the ST4SIM-300, the first embedded SIM (eSIM) in the industry to comply with the upcoming GSMA standard for eSIM IoT deployment, known as SGP.32.

STMicroelectronics has rolled out the TSB952 dual operational amplifier (op amp), featuring a 52MHz gain-bandwidth and a supply current of only 3.3mA per channel at 36V, making it an ideal choice for power-efficient designs.

STMicroelectronics has announced a significant reorganisation effective from February 5th, 2024, to enhance its product development and market responsiveness.

Memfault,provider of the embedded device observability and over-the-air (OTA) platform, has announced that it has joined the ST Partner Programme, allowingSTMicroelectronics’ customers that develop embedded IoT devices to gain visibility into device performance and reliability, proactively identify issues, and quickly push targeted fixes out to devices.

STMicroelectronics’ LDH40 and LDQ40 voltage regulators for automotive and industrial applications start from an input as low as 3.3V, operate with up to 40V applied, and have low quiescent current.

STMicroelectronics’ ST25R100 near-field communication (NFC) reader delivers a combination of advanced features, robust communication, and affordability, raising the value of contactless interaction in high-volume consumer and industrial products.

STMicroelectronics has revealed that Panasonic Cycle Technology, Co. Ltd. (Panasonic) has integrated the STM32F3 microcontroller (MCU) and the Edge AI development tool, STM32Cube.AI, into its TiMO A e-assisted bike.

STMicroelectronics' VL53L8CX, a new 8 x 8 multizone time-of-flight (ToF) ranging sensor, brings several improvements including enhanced ambient-light immunity, reduced power consumption, and improved optics.

STMicroelectronics is helping engineers raise the performance of embedded-system designs to the next level with new software for migrating STM32 microcontroller code to more powerful STM32MP1 microprocessors.

STMicroelectronics unveiled the ST4E1240 RS-485 transceiver, having a 40Mbit/s speed, PROFIBUS-compatible output, and protections against transient and hot-swap incidents.