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How can silent data corruption be detected and corrected in AI systems?

Silent data corruption (SDC), sometimes called bit rot or silent data errors (SDEs), refers to errors in data that are not detected by standard … [Read More...] about How can silent data corruption be detected and corrected in AI systems?

What is the math of negative feedback and how is it used to ensure stability?

Negative feedback can create a control system where the output of a process is used to counteract any deviations from a desired set point, effectively … [Read More...] about What is the math of negative feedback and how is it used to ensure stability?

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Cortex-M23 based MCU offers 2.6μs wake-up time and 12KB SRAM with ECC

GigaDevice launched the GD32C231 series of entry-level microcontrollers, expanding its Arm Cortex-M23 core product lineup. The GD32C231 series targets applications including small home appliances, BMS … [Read More...] about Cortex-M23 based MCU offers 2.6μs wake-up time and 12KB SRAM with ECC

Integrated USB-C, CAN, I3C and LP UART interfaces reduce external component requirements

Renesas Electronics Corporation introduced the RA2L2 microcontroller (MCU) group with ultra-low power consumption and the industry’s first support for the new UCB-C Revision 2.4 standard. Based on a … [Read More...] about Integrated USB-C, CAN, I3C and LP UART interfaces reduce external component requirements

Wireless microcontrollers get antenna impedance matching and filters

STMicroelectronics has released a set of antenna-matching companion chips for STM32WL33 wireless microcontrollers (MCUs) to simplify the development of IoT, smart-metering, and remote-monitoring … [Read More...] about Wireless microcontrollers get antenna impedance matching and filters

RISC-V based neuromorphic processor operates at sub-milliwatt power

Innatera 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, … [Read More...] about RISC-V based neuromorphic processor operates at sub-milliwatt power

Modular development system combines MCU, actuators, and sensors

STMicroelectronics has released an IO-Link development kit that simplifies building actuators and sensors by providing all necessary hardware and software, including an actuator board containing an … [Read More...] about Modular development system combines MCU, actuators, and sensors

Microcontroller supports 32 sensor inputs and up to 256 touchscreen nodes

Infineon Technologies AG introduces PSOC 4100T Plus, an Arm Cortex-M0+ microcontroller (MCU) with Multi-Sense. The new microcontroller offers a rich blend of analog and digital capabilities, featuring … [Read More...] about Microcontroller supports 32 sensor inputs and up to 256 touchscreen nodes

MCUs operates with less than 3.0 µA current consumption in sleep mode monitoring

Microchip Technology has released the PIC16F17576 microcontroller (MCU) product family with integrated low-power peripherals and the ability to precisely measure volatile analog … [Read More...] about MCUs operates with less than 3.0 µA current consumption in sleep mode monitoring

Lightweight root-of-trust solution integrates NIST-approved Ascon cryptographic algorithms

Crypto Quantique has announced a new lightweight root-of-trust (RoT) IP block to enable security feature implementation in resource-constrained microcontrollers and IoT devices. Called QRoot Lite, the … [Read More...] about Lightweight root-of-trust solution integrates NIST-approved Ascon cryptographic algorithms

MCUs maintain ±1.0% oscillator precision without trimming

Renesas Electronics Corporation introduces the RA0E2 microcontroller Group based on the Arm Cortex-M23 processor. These new devices deliver 2.8mA current consumption in active mode and 0.89mA in sleep … [Read More...] about MCUs maintain ±1.0% oscillator precision without trimming

1.38 mm² MCU features 16 KB memory and 12-bit ADC

Texas Instruments introduced the world's smallest MCU, expanding its comprehensive Arm Cortex-M0+ MSPM0 MCU portfolio. Measuring only 1.38mm2, about the size of a black pepper flake, the wafer … [Read More...] about 1.38 mm² MCU features 16 KB memory and 12-bit ADC

800 MHz Arm Cortex MCU supports ASIL-D safety applications

NXP Semiconductors has unveiled the S32K5 family of automotive microcontrollers (MCUs), featuring 16nm FinFET technology with embedded magnetic RAM (MRAM). The S32K5 MCU family extends the NXP … [Read More...] about 800 MHz Arm Cortex MCU supports ASIL-D safety applications

MCUs feature 200 MHz processing with 40 Msps ADC integration

Microchip Technology has released the PIC32A family of microcontroller units (MCUs) targeting math-intensive applications across automotive, industrial, consumer, AI/ML, and medical sectors. The new … [Read More...] about MCUs feature 200 MHz processing with 40 Msps ADC integration

Multi-core MCUs feature AES-256 and RSA-4096 security

Synaptics Incorporated has expanded its AI-Native platform with a new series of microcontroller units designed for edge computing applications. The SR-Series MCUs implement three operational tiers: a … [Read More...] about Multi-core MCUs feature AES-256 and RSA-4096 security

Microcontroller achieves 168 µa/MHz power consumption

Renesas Electronics Corporation introduced the RA4L1 microcontroller (MCU) group, including 14 new devices with ultra-low power consumption, advanced security features, and segment LCD support. Based … [Read More...] about Microcontroller achieves 168 µa/MHz power consumption

MCUs offer 256 KB flash memory in 64-pin package configurations

Three new microcontrollers (MCUs) are joining STMicroelectronics’ STM32C0 series, giving designers more flexibility with options including greater memory density, extended interfaces, and CAN FD for … [Read More...] about MCUs offer 256 KB flash memory in 64-pin package configurations

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