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Clear tag filterRenesas Three-Level USB-C Buck Controller Boosts Efficiency and Cuts Size
Renesas RAA489300/301 USB-C buck controllers use a three-level design for higher efficiency, cooler operation, and smaller systems.
Read MoreRosenberger Expands SPE Connector Range for Industrial and Automation Designs
Rosenberger's new RoSPE connectors bring compact, PoDL-capable Single Pair Ethernet to industrial and IIoT environments.
Read MoreKontron mITX Board With Ryzen AI Embedded P100 Targets Real-Time Edge AI
Kontron’s K4131 Px mITX motherboard uses the AMD Ryzen AI Embedded P100 to combine multi display graphics, local AI inference, legacy connectivity and wide input power handling for industrial edge automation, vision and HMI systems.
Read MoreMicrochip Extends PolarFire Video Platform for High Bandwidth Embedded Imaging
Microchip adds SDI IP cores and a quad CoaXPress bridge to its PolarFire FPGA video platform for high bandwidth embedded imaging.
Read MoreMelexis MLX90514 Brings Dual Input Inductive Sensing to Precision Motion Control
Inductive sensor interface provides high resolution, contactless position feedback for robotics and motion systems.
Read MoreMelexis MLX81339 Brings Configurable BLDC and Stepper Motor Control to Compact Designs
Melexis’ MLX81339 motor driver combines flash programmability, sensorless FOC, and compact packaging to simplify 3-phase BLDC and stepper control up to 40 W.
Read Moreu-blox ANN-MB3 Triple-Band GNSS Antenna Targets Mass-Market Precision
u-blox ANN-MB3 is a compact L1/L2/L5 GNSS antenna with built-in filtering, IP67 protection, and 30 dB gain, enabling fast RTK convergence for robotics and automation.
Read MoreEPC Highlights GaN Power Advances at PCIM Asia 2025
EPC will showcase GaN solutions for AI servers, robotics, and UAVs at PCIM Asia 2025, as momentum grows for GaN to replace silicon in high-frequency power.
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