Quiet before the storm?
31
Aug
2018
After a busy summer with near and flashless parts, this month was quiet, but we are hearing new parts in this area coming near you next week, stay tuned!
Atmel/Microchip
There were minor changes to the ATTiny portfolio
On the Cortex-M front, Microchip added a few package variants to the SAMD5/E5.
There were minor changes to the ATTiny portfolio
On the Cortex-M front, Microchip added a few package variants to the SAMD5/E5.
Dialog
No change.
No change.
Infineon
No change.
No change.
Microchip
Microchip added dsPIC33CK to its porfolio of DSCs. These are 100MHz single core MCUs with 32/8 to 256/24kB of Flash/RAM.
Microchip added dsPIC33CK to its porfolio of DSCs. These are 100MHz single core MCUs with 32/8 to 256/24kB of Flash/RAM.
Nordic
No change.
No change.
Nuvoton
Nuvoton added USB 2.0 FS to the existing 72MHz Cotex-M0 based NUC029 family.
Nuvoton added USB 2.0 FS to the existing 72MHz Cotex-M0 based NUC029 family.
NXP
NXP added a bigger (12x12mm) MAPBGA196 package to the i.MXRT105x. We are hearing rumors of new lower-price parts being added to the portfolio. Maybe the i.MXRT1015 or the i.MXRT1020? These don’t have LCD or graphics accelerators and run at 500MHz but will surely sell at a lower price. Stay tuned after labor day!
NXP added a bigger (12x12mm) MAPBGA196 package to the i.MXRT105x. We are hearing rumors of new lower-price parts being added to the portfolio. Maybe the i.MXRT1015 or the i.MXRT1020? These don’t have LCD or graphics accelerators and run at 500MHz but will surely sell at a lower price. Stay tuned after labor day!
Renesas
No significant change.
No significant change.
SiliconLabs
No change.
No change.
Spansion/Cypress
Cypress added a few part numbers to the PSoC4 family with a new package, the TQFP64.
Cypress added a few part numbers to the PSoC4 family with a new package, the TQFP64.
ST Microelectronics
There were only minor changes in the STM32 family with a dozen parts getting higher temp grades.
There were only minor changes in the STM32 family with a dozen parts getting higher temp grades.
Texas Instruments
No change.
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