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802.11BGN CORTEX® M4F WI FI MODULES1

802.11BGN CORTEX®-M4F WI-FI MODULES

TAIYO YUDEN’s modules feature an onboard antenna and filter to reduce the components required for wireless designs TAIYO YUDEN’s 802.11bgn Cortex-M4F Wi-Fi modules feature an onboard antenna and filter to reduce the number of supported components to be integrated into wireless designs. Based on the NXP 88MW320, embedded Arm® Cortex-M4F processor can help drive applications. […]

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NORDIC THINGY 91 CELLULAR IOT PROTOTYPING KIT1

NORDIC THINGY:91 CELLULAR IOT PROTOTYPING KIT

Nordic Semiconductor’s multi-sensor kit supports LTE-M, NB-IoT, GPS, and Bluetooth low energy Nordic Semiconductor’s Nordic Thingy:91 multi-sensor prototyping kit is ideal for cellular IoT projects using the nRF9160 system-in-package (SiP). The kit is equipped with a diverse collection of sensors and interfaces that make it highly adaptable to rapid prototyping and getting a user’s proof-of-concept off the ground quickly.

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Toshiba Expands TX04 Range of ARM® Cortex® M4F Based Microcontrollers for Secure Communications Control 1

Toshiba Expands TX04 Range of ARM® Cortex®-M4F-Based Microcontrollers for Secure Communications Control

Toshiba Electronics Europe has announced a new ARM® Cortex®-M4F based microcontroller for use in secure systems control. The TMPM46BF10FG expands Toshiba’s existing TX04 range and adds a selection of enhanced security features, ideally suited to applications in Internet of Things (IoT) devices, energy management systems, sensor technology and industrial equipment. Users of secure communications control

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ARM redesigns Cortex M processor for video

ARM redesigns Cortex-M processor for video

ARM has introduced its highest performance Cortex-M series processor core. The Cortex-M7 retains the same instruction set of the other processors in the Cortex M series, but has been given a six-stage super scalar pipeline architecture which dramatically increases its performance over the previous Cortex-M4. Ian Johnson, product manager at ARM told Electronics Weekly, the

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