Live webinar: Exploring Bluetooth LE with Channel Sounding

This webinar will delve into the capabilities of Bluetooth Core 6.0, focusing on the innovative Channel Sounding feature and how it can be explored with the NORA B2 module series powered by the Nordic Semiconductor nRF54L chipset series. Channel Sounding promises accurate and secure distance measurements opening up for new applications.

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Toshiba introduces new series of 300mA LDO voltage regulators

Toshiba has announced the introduction of the TCR3DMxxA and TCR3EMxxA series of general-purpose, single-output voltage regulators with an on/off control input, featuring a low dropout voltage and fast transient response. Both series are housed in the ultra-small DFN4D package (1.0mm x 1.0mm x 0.37mm), which enables the use of small ceramic input and output capacitors (≥1.0µF). This makes them suitable for industrial applications or battery-powered systems requiring high-density board assembly. Moreover, the devices provide a control pin threshold voltage (VCTH) of 0.8V (min) and support 1.2V I/Os, helping to extend the device’s battery life.

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Infineon’s Wi-Fi 6/6E and Bluetooth Kit now at Mouser

Mouser is now stocking the CYW9RPIWIFIBT-EVK Wi-Fi 6/6E and Bluetooth kit from Infineon Technologies. The CYW9RPIWIFIBT-EVK evaluation kit, powered by a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 Lite (CM4), is a versatile development tool for advanced wireless applications. With the CYW9RPIWIFIBT-EVK kit, developers can evaluate, prototype, and develop a variety of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth applications.

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Infineon launches the world’s smallest eSIM solution for mobile consumer devices

Wearables, smartphones, tablets: In the consumer sector in particular, the demand for ever greater functionality, simplicity, and battery lifetime is increasing. Infineon Technologies contributes to these requirements with the introduction of the OPTIGA Connect Consumer OC1230. It is the world’s smallest GSMA-compliant and first 28 nm eSIM solution. OPTIGA Connect Consumer allows up to 50 percent less energy consumption compared to eSIMs on the market, extending the lifetime of the device’s battery without compromising on performance. It also contributes largely to more convenience since eSIMs can be managed remotely, making haptic SIM changes abundant thus saving time and resources and allowing for greater flexibility. Smartphone users can switch between different providers more easily, manufacturers can be more flexible in their design since physical access is not required. This can be a large advantage in IoT devices. Above all, OPTIGA Connect Consumer OC1230 is ideal for consumer devices such as smartphones, tablets, and notebooks, and even for small devices such as smartwatches and other wearables as well as 5G routers and POS payment terminals.

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