Portsmouth, England – April 30, 2009 – ARM is forecast to pass Power Architecture and x86 to become the leading 32-bit microcontroller and embedded microprocessor architecture in 2011, according ...

The microcontrollers run faster, use power, and keep data safe, helping robots, machines, and devices work. See what they can ...

ARM’s TrustZone security has been key to its higher-end solutions like the Cortex-A series, but it is now part of the Cortex-M with the advent of the ARMv8-M microcontroller architecture (Fig. 1). The ...

When integrating analog circuitry with high-performance digital blocks, the operating environment must be kept as quiet and noise-free as possible. The patent-pending MAXQ architecture from Maxim ...

Infineon Technologies AG today introduced its 32-bit microcontroller (MCU) multicore architecture. The new architecture is the foundation of Infineon’s next generation MCU family that will fulfill the ...

SAE Transactions, Vol. 115, SECTION 7: JOURNAL OF PASSENGER CARS: ELECTRONIC AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (2006), pp. 921-926 (6 pages) Modern automotive systems are highly complex, incorporating more than ...

Big changes are happening in the microcontroller market. That statement alone should give pause for most design engineers and raise their level of skepticism. In the past, microcontrollers were a ...

REDMOND, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 31, 2003--Data I/O(R) Corporation (Nasdaq:DAIO), the leading provider of manual and automated programming systems today announced support for Flash-based ...

CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, April 02, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- lowRISC C.I.C., the open silicon ecosystem organisation, together with SCI Semiconductor, a leader in CHERI solutions and both CHERI ...

Hard to say. If you decide to have multiple microcontrollers, I'd keep it to two and choose the slave based on how many total pins you need. It might work nicely in that I would pass the commands over ...

Speech synthesis has been around since roughly the middle of the 20th century. Once upon a time, it took remarkably advanced ...