Maxim Integrated accelerates USB-C Power Delivery development

Two devices from Maxim Integrated are designed to overcome the challenges of implementing USB-C Power Delivery (PD), says the company. Designers can cut development time by three months, using the MAX77958 USB-C PD controller, while also halving the solution size with the MAX77962 buck-boost charger.

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Temperature sensor enables privacy-first health screenings

QuikSense is a cost-effective and scalable temperature solution that integrates with existing hardware which can be tailored for use with laptops, desktops or temperature kiosks, advises IntraEdge.

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Binder unveils printing technique that gives sensors a new dimension

Functional electronic layers can be laid directly on a component, says binder. The binder Innovation & Technology Center has developed the direct printing technique.

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Dual core microcontroller can shrink coin cell operated devices

Bill of material costs can be reduced, together with the size of coin cell operated devices, says Maxim Integrated, using the MAX32666 low power, dual core microcontroller.

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