Low power MCU family offers power-saving peripherals, hardware safety, and secure code protection System developers of battery-powered and other power-conscious designs with and without LCD displays can now easily add an array of innovative features using a new line of PIC® eXtreme...

Vishay Intertechnology introduced two new surface-mount Automotive Grade silicon PIN photodiodes in the compact 0805 case size with a low 0.7 mm profile — 0.15 mm lower than previous-generation devices. Offered in black packages, the opaque sidewalls of the Vishay Semiconductors...

MPS' MP8774H has constant on-time (COT) control operation and provides very fast transient response, easy loop design, and very tight output regulation MPS' MP8774H is a fully integrated, high-frequency, synchronous, rectified, step-down, switch-mode converter with internal...

The Teledyne LeCroy T3DSO200 100-500MHz scopes provide a minimum vertical input range of 1mV/div, an innovative digital trigger system with high sensitivity and low jitter, and a waveform capture rate of 500,000wfms/sec (sequence mode).      Saelig Co. Inc. has introduced the...

A group of researchers at the Helmholtz Zentrum München and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed an ultrasound detector, based on silicon photonics and measuring a hundredth the width of a human hair. They claim it is the world's smallest ultrasound detector. Rami...

Researchers at IIT Madras have successfully booted up ‘Moushik', a microprocessor that has been indigenously designed and fabricated in India. The design was done in IIT Madras, the fabrication at the ISRO Semiconductor Laboratory in Chandigarh. So this is a complete made in India...

Did you ever make a project and wanted to output a sound that was more than just a beep? Or maybe you wanted to play a long song on repeat, such as an audio alert for when something is not working on a factory, or just to annoy your friends, your choice. An Audio Programmable Indicator...

"TinyML is proof that good things come in small packages", or so does ARM describe it, as it promises with TinyML to change a different approach, by running optimized machine learning models on small and efficient microcontroller-based endpoint devices, instead of bulky, power-hungry...