Tag: SRAM

Kaga FIE has recently announced the ES4L15BA1, a Low-Power BLE wireless module that’s currently under development, designed to offer high-performance connectivity with Bluetooth 6.0, supporting data rates of 2M, 1M, 500k, and 125kbps, as well as advanced features like Angle of Arrival...

The NXP has recently introduced RW612, a tri-radio wireless MCU integrating Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) 5.4, and 802.15.4 radios. Powered by a 260 MHz Arm Cortex-M33 core with TrustZone-M, it includes 1.2 MB of SRAM and a high-bandwidth Quad SPI interface with secure decryption...

MicroPython is a streamlined version of Python designed for small microcontrollers, such as the Flipper Zero. It is a smaller version of Python designed for devices with limited power and memory and allows you to write programs in Python that can run on small devices. Though it...

Adafruit has launched the Feather RP2350, a development board powered by Raspberry Pi's RP2350 chip. It features 8MB of flash, a 22-pin HSTX output port, and a Stemma QT connector for easy sensor integration, along with an optional PSRAM slot. Designed for both beginners and experienced...

To meet the ever-increasing computational demands of AI, California based AI startup, Cerebras Systems, just recently unveiled its very first announced element claimed to be the most massive AI chip ever made. With an astounding measurement of 46,225 mm2 (up to 56.7 times more than the...

Renesas Electronics Corporation announced the successful development of a new low-power SRAM circuit technology that achieves a record ultra-low power consumption of 13.7 nW/Mbit in standby mode. The prototype SRAM also achieves a high-speed readout time of 1.8 ns during active...

Here is a die-shot, this time it’s a 1663RU1 from Russia’s Mikron semiconductor manufacturer. At the time of its release this was Russia’s first 90nm chip (by comparison 14nm is now available). Mikron is currently the most advanced microelectronic fab in Russia, located in...

Ken Boak discuss about his ChipStick PCB build: The ChipStick design has the following features: MSP430FR2433 with 15.5K FRAM and 4K SRAM External SRAM or FRAM device connected via SPI on USCI B0 CH340G USB to serial converter IC on detachable section of board 3V3 voltage...