Circuit Cellar

Circuit Cellar stands out as the leading media source for engineers, academic technologists, and other professionals in the electronics field globally. It serves those engaged in designing and developing systems that utilize embedded processors and microcontrollers across various applications. Published monthly in both print and digital formats, Circuit Cellar delivers essential insights into embedded electronics technology, providing the depth and detail that our audience needs. Our goal is to address the crucial what, why, and how of technology, empowering readers to make informed decisions for their engineering projects, from initial prototypes to final production.

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MYC-YR3562 and MYC-YR3506

1 week ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

MYIR has expanded its Rockchip series System-On-Module (SOM) family with the release of two new modules, the MYC-YR3562 and MYC-YR3506. Based on Rockchip’s RK3562 and RK3506 processors, respectively, these SOMs deliver high performance and flexibility for a wide range of applications. The MYC-YR3506 is a cost-effective, power-efficient SOM designed for entry-level multimedia and IoT applications.
Innatera Neuromorphic Microcontroller for the Sensor Edge

1 week ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Innatera, a leading developer of neuromorphic processors, announced the launch of Pulsar, its first commercially available microcontroller to bring brain-like intelligence into edge devices. Born from more than a decade of pioneering research, Pulsar delivers up to 100X lower latency and 500X lower energy consumption than conventional AI processors. With this breakthrough, Innatera brings a new class of ultra-efficient, brain-inspired intelligence directly to the sensor edge.
Nexperia 1200 V Silicon Carbide MOSFETs in D2PAK-7 Packaging

1 week ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Nexperia announces a range of highly efficient and robust automotive-qualified silicon carbide (SiC) MOSFETs with RDS(on) values of 30, 40 and 60 mΩ. These devices (NSF030120D7A0-Q, NSF040120D7A1-Q, NSF060120D7A0-Q), which deliver industry-leading figures-of-merit (FoM), were previously offered in industrial grade and have now been awarded AEC-Q101 certification.
ST Miniature AI-Enabled Sensor for IoT

2 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, has revealed an inertial measurement unit that combines sensors tuned for activity tracking and high-g impact measurement in a single, space-saving package. Devices equipped with this module can allow applications to fully reconstruct any event with high accuracy and so provide more features and superior user experiences.
Rugged Fanless Panel PC for Industrial Edge Applications

2 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

IBASE Technology Inc., a leading provider of industrial panel PC and embedded computing solutions, is pleased to announce the IPPC-121, a fanless industrial panel PC engineered for high-reliability deployment across demanding automation and control environments. Powered by a range of Intel® processors including the Core™ 3 N355, Core™ i3 N305, Atom® N97, and Atom® X7835RE, the system provides scalable performance for various workloads, from HMI to edge computing in harsh industrial conditions.
Saelig Tablet-based SPECTRAN® V6 Real-Time Analyzers

2 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Saelig Company, Inc. has announced the Aaronia SPECTRAN® V6 Tablet Real-Time Analyzers which combine excellent portable performance for RF signal analysis in a handheld and convenient tablet format. The analyzers use a powerful AMD Ryzen7 processor running Windows 11, with 64 GB RAM and ultra-fast PCI-E 4.0, creating instruments that offer high-end technology with a fast sweep speed of up to 3 THz/s and a real-time bandwidth (RTBW) of 44 MHz in a compact, portable format.
Infineon SEMPER NOR Flash Memory Achieves ASIL-D

3 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Infineon Technologies AG announces that SGS-TÜV has certified Infineon’s industry-leading SEMPER™ NOR Flash memory to ASIL-D, the highest certification level for functional safety. Following a detailed analysis of product safety documentation under the ISO 26262:2018 standard, external experts from this leading assurance organization have validated that SEMPER devices meet the most stringent safety performance targets for automotive applications.
Microchip Introduces PIC16F17576 MCU Family

3 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Devices designed for capturing rapidly changing analog signals must respond quickly while consuming minimal power, especially in battery-operated applications. To address these demands, Microchip Technology has released the PIC16F17576 microcontroller (MCU) product family with integrated low-power peripherals and the ability to precisely measure volatile analog signals.
Renesas Debuts New Group in Popular RA0 Series

3 weeks ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, introduced the RA0E2 microcontroller (MCU) Group based on the Arm® Cortex®-M23 processor. The new, cost-competitive devices offer extremely low power consumption, extended temperature range, and a wide variety of peripheral functions and safety features.
Menlo Micro Releases the MM5230 High Power RF Switch

1 month ago | circuitcellar.com | Kirsten Campbell

Menlo Microsystems, Inc. (Menlo Micro), the company responsible for bringing to market the greatest electronic component innovation since the transistor with its Ideal Switch® technology, released to production the MM5230, the company’s latest offering in a growing portfolio of small form-factor, ultra-high performance RF switches. The MM5230 is engineered for high-power applications, supporting up to 25 watts continuous and 150 watts pulsed power.