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  • JB’s Circuit

    JB’s Circuit

    Low-Power Undercurrents at GlobalPress 2012

    While not the primary theme at this year’s Globalpress eSummit 2012, low power concerns were present...

  • Editor's Note

    Editor's Note

    Little Shifts, Big Changes

    The move to the next few process nodes will have a big effect on power, performance and design....

  • Koby's Kaos

    Koby's Kaos

    The Future in 4D

    The sleigh is ready, the presents packed, it’s the futures I’m worried about. Less wires, more batteries,...

  • Discourse on Embedded Signal Processing

    Discourse on Embedded Signal Processing

    DSPBridge Open Source DSP Development On OMAP

    The DSPBridge project allows open-source developers to use the OMAP processor’s on-chip DSP with...

  • Microchip buys Standard Microsystems (SMSC)  /  (EEBeat)

    By Jim Harrison Microchip Technology Incorporated has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Standard Microsystems Corporation (“SMSC”) for $37.00 per share in cash, which represents a total equity value of about $939 million, and a total enterprise value of about $766 million, after excluding SMSC’s cash and investments...

  • #CHIPS: "Magnetic Metrology Boosts Microchip Reliability"  /  (NextGenLog)

    A magnetic metrology technique aims to boost the reliability of semiconductor microchips, solar cells, and micro-electro-mechaniocal systems (MEMS). Invented at the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech, Atlanta) the magnetically actuated peel test (MAPT) requires no hardware fixtures or physical contact of any...

  • Blog Post: Introduce Programming to your Students--- with a little Boost  /  (TI E2E Community)

    Traveling to various universities over the past several months, I’ve observed that many undergraduate students in both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering loathe learning embedded programming languages. I’m not sure if I’m the only one that feels this way, but being able to “speak”...

  • Open Source Tricorder  /   (Wireless Sensor Networks Blog)

    From Dailywireless: That $10 million Tricorder X-Prize from Qualcomm, to create an instrument similar to the ones used on Star Trek, got a step closer today, when Dr. Peter Jansen released the designs for his Mk 2 Tricorder, making all the specifics open source. Dr. Jansen’s Mark 2 runs on Linux. The hardware...

Featured Articles

  • Make the Most of MCU Sleep Modes

    Predict how well an MCU will perform over its lifetime on a single battery charge, and make intelligent architecture choices. The advent of inexpensive, energy-efficient embedded processors

  • How Low Can You Go?

    Ultra-low-power microcontroller technologies may revolutionize new designs. VDC Research embedded hardware team analysts left Embedded World 2012 with the impression that this is the

  • Efficient Brushless DC Motor Control with Zilog® Products

    Many different types of induction motors have been available on the market for decades, including AC induction, brushed DC and brushless DC motors. Each type of motor has different

  • Energy Harvesting Comes of Age for Wireless Sensor Networks

    Enabling technologies include cost-effective energy-harvesting devices, small and efficient energy-storage devices and single-chip, ultra-low-power wireless MCUs. As wireless sensor

  • Capacitive Proximity Sensing

    Remote interaction with user interface offers new opportunities for product differentiation. Capacitive touch technology is still all the rave in the user-interface space, as it rightfully

  • Real-Time Clock Adds Accurate Timekeeping to Microcontroller System

    How to add an RTC that supports the 1-Wire protocol to a microcontroller-based system. Introduction Many microcontrollers include timer circuits, but only a few include a battery-backed

  • Android Dives into Embedded Despite Fragmentation Risks

    Linux Takes on Security and New Market Opportunities In a July 2011 research note, VDC Research analyst Jared Weiner stated that the commercial market for Linux-related software and

  • NXP Cortex-MO

    NXP’s award-winning Cortex™-M0 microcontrollers are changing the way engineers think about design. Combining the benefits of low power, high efficiency and operating at up to 50 MHz, NXP Cortex-M0 MCUs offer a wide set of innovative, easy-to-use peripherals, including up to 128 kB of flash, a 32-bit timer, DMA, a CRC engine, an ADC, comparators that boost performance and more!

  • Power Consumption Drives Microcontroller Trends

    Growing Automation in Every Segment Keeps MCU Market Strong “Microcontrollers are key components in every electronic product,” says Aravind Seshagiri, program manager for Frost

  • No Shortage of Controller Innovation

    8- and 16-bit MCUs Provide a Full Spectrum of Features and Costs Increasing complexity in embedded applications is expanding the need for high-performance 32-bit MCUs, but controller

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Featured Product Briefs

  • CCS

    CCS provides a complete, integrated tool suite for developing and debugging embedded applications running on Microchip PIC(r) MCU and dsPIC(r) DSCs. Development tools offered by CCS

  • PIC® Microcontrollers for LCD Display

    Supported 8-bit & 16-bit Architectures: 8-bit PIC® Microcontrollers Segmented displays are used in a wide variety of applications, ranging from meters to portable medical devices

  • mTouch™ Sensing Solutions

    Supported 8-bit & 16-bit Architectures: PIC® Microcontrollers Touch sensing has become an alternative to traditional pushbutton switch user interfaces. It requires no mechanical

  • Ironwood Electronics

    Connect to SMT Pads Ironwood's SMT package emulation adapters are often called "surface mount feet". These adapters provide access and interconnections to surface mount lands.

  • O'Keefe Electronics Inc.

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  • SEG13, LLC

    8, 16, 32 bit microcontroller and DSC development PIC32 Full Featured Modular Development Solution SEG13, LLC has been providing high value electronic, firmware and driver design

  • SMT Engineering, LLC

    SMT Engineering, LLC. Specializes in “Bringing Innovative Solutions … On Board”. SMT Engineering, LLC is a full service firm specializing in the design of embedded microprocessor