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    USB 3.0 is ubiquitous in new PCs as a standard feature, but it's commonly considered to have come later to the market than consumers would have preferred. Anyone who purchased a new

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    Ultra-low-power, mixed-signal MCUs help developers deliver medical devices to a market that demands the very best in performance and affordability in the smallest form factors.

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    Industry standards establish a set of design specifications and business rules, but not all standards are truly open. During the past two decades, the rapidly expanding technology

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    PCIe is following USB into mobile chip-to-chip applications by adopting the low-power MIPI M-PHY.

  • Wireless Applications Demand Wired USB 3.0

    Emerging WiFi and long-term evolution (LTE) standards require gigabit per second speeds to address the growing consumer demand for higher data transfer between their mobile devices,

  • Growth of USB in Medical Devices

    USB is becoming the de-facto standard for wired connectivity in healthcare devices.

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    USB has revolutionized data transfer across most aspects of the industry, delivering speed, effortless charging and plug-and-play simplicity. See what’s new, what’s improved – and a few issues you still need to be aware of.

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