Silicon Labs Unveils First Series 3 SoCs
Silicon Labs' first wireless SoC families at the 22 nm process node deliver breakthroughs in power efficiency, integration and security| Circuit Cellar
Silicon Labs' first wireless SoC families at the 22 nm process node deliver breakthroughs in power efficiency, integration and security| Circuit Cellar
Nexperia launches 1200V silicon carbide MOSFETs in D2PAK-7 packaging which deliver industry-leading figures-of-merit (FoM).| Circuit Cellar
New Wi-Fi HaLow M.2 Card and Dev Kit Enable Long-Range, Low-Power Wireless Connectivity for Smart Factories, Transportation and Energy Systems| Circuit Cellar
Bringing brain-inspired intelligence to battery-powered devices, unlocking a new era of real-time, ultra-low power AI at the edge.| Circuit Cellar
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