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Microchip AVR EB microcontrollers reduce vibration in BLDC applications - Vimarsana News

Microchip AVR EB microcontrollers reduce vibration in BLDC applications

As electronic devices evolve, more motors are being used across consumer, automotive and industrial markets. Many designers select Brushless DC (BLDC) motors to increase device longevity and lessen Noise, Vibration and Harshness (NVH). Historically, getting these benefits necessitated sophisticated control algorithms and waveforms outside the capability of cost-optimized controllers. Microchip Technology has launched its AVR

New Electronics - Microchip launches AVR EB family of MCUs targeting BLDC applications - Vimarsana News

New Electronics - Microchip launches AVR EB family of MCUs targeting BLDC applications

Microchip Technology has launched the AVR EB family of microcontrollers (MCUs) to offer a solution for addressing NVH and efficiency in a wide variety of cost-sensitive applications.

Martinica Bosch sensor development board - Vimarsana News

Martinica Bosch sensor development board

A new Bosch sensor development board will soon be available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website in the form of the Martinica equipped with wireless

Sponsored Content: Curiosity Nano development platform by Microchip - Vimarsana News

Sponsored Content: Curiosity Nano development platform by Microchip

MC Nano series and compatible modules by Mikroelektronika Integrated platforms with microcontrollers have been gaining popularity in recent years (Arduino

Five families of AVRs and PICs for sensor nodes - Vimarsana News

Five families of AVRs and PICs for sensor nodes

Microchip is to introduce five families of 8bit microcontrollers, sharing both its PIC and ex-Atmel AVR resources amongst new PICs and AVRs. Users who favo