The low‑power u‑blox SARA‑R410M is the world’s smallest quad-band LTE Cat M1 module, says u-blox. It can be used in a range of markets including smart cities and connected healthcare.
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Neural network DSP IP from Cadence offers 1TMAC/s computational capacity
Offered as a standalone digital signal processor (DP) for automotive, surveillance, drone and mobile markets, Cadence has released the Tensilica Vision C5 DSP at the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara, California, this week.
TTI offers Murata’s range of inductors for power lines
TTI offers Murata’s range of inductors for power lines: Distributor TTI has added a range of inductors from Murata.
Now available in Europe through specialist electronic component distributor, TTI, the broad range of inductors for power lines from Murata covers a range of sizes from 1.6 x 0.8mm up to 12mm square. The devices are manufactured using multiple techniques including metal alloy, wire-wound construction techniques and ferrite, multi-layer techniques. The components are particularly suited for many different applications including wearable devices, smartphones, automotive, industrial electronics, as well as on-board devices.
Wireless Gecko SoCs tackle multi-protocol IoT design
Wireless Gecko SoCs tackle multi-protocol IoT design : The latest release from Silicon Labs, the EFR32xG12, has been added to the Wireless Gecko system on chip (SoC) family. It offers connectivity, memory and peripheral features, and is designed to supports complex internet of things (IoT) applications, says the company.
The EFR32xG12 Wireless Gecko SoC allows developers of all skill levels to add versatile multi-protocol switching capabilities to IoT applications. The EFR32xG12 SoCs support a range of multi-protocol, multi-band use cases for home automation, connected lighting, wearables and industrial IoT. The SoCs combine RF performance, with enhanced cryptography acceleration, large memory options, on-chip capacitive touch control, and additional low-power peripherals and sensor interfaces. The capability for multi-protocol connectivity helps developers to simplify networked lighting control designs, for example, and satisfy the need for ease of installation and over-the-air (OTA) upgrades that extend product life.
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