Microsoft Azure Sphere is a solution for creating highly-secured, connected, MCU-powered devices. Azure Sphere brings together the best of Microsoft’s expertise in cloud, software and silicon—resulting in a unique approach to security that starts in the silicon and extends to the cloud. Together, Azure Sphere certified MCUs, the Azure Sphere OS, and the Azure Sphere Security […]
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Silicon Labs is producing ARM M0-based USB-enabled MCUs called Happy Gecko which aim to lower USB power drain and simplify USB connectivity. Adding USB interfaces to portable, battery-powered connected devices can double the application current consumption, says Silicon Labs. Happy Gecko USB MCUs have five energy modes enabling applications to remain in an energy-optimal state
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Texas Instruments has released a family of low-power wireless microcontrollers, claiming 10 year life on a single coin cell in a ZigBee or 6LoWPAN light switch. Applications in fitness and internet-of-things applications are also expected, and the 6LoWPAN versions comes with an in-built IPv6 address. Embedded World: Your Electronics Weekly guide » The completely new
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Spansion is sampling 96 new variants of its ARM-based microcontrollers. Volume production is planned for Q1 2015. Based on the ARM Cortex-M4F core, the MCUs have a 200 MHz operating frequency and support a diverse set of on-chip peripherals for enhanced human machine interfaces (HMIs) and machine-to-machine (M2M) communications. Applications include factory automation, industrial IoT,
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