Expansion of PolarFire FPGA smart embedded video ecosystem by Microchip Technology supports low-power, high-resolution video connectivity for medical, industrial and robotic vision systems.

Microchip Technology introduces MIL-PRF-19500 compliant plastic TVS devices for weight- and cost-sensitive aerospace and defense electronics.

The new devices target motor control and power conversion applications, offering high-voltage operation, noise robustness, and logic-level compatibility for industrial and consumer designs.

Silicon Storage Technology and United Microelectronics Corporation qualify SuperFlash Gen 4 eNVM for safety-critical automotive controllers on UMC’s 28HPC+ process.

Microchip Technology introduces MIL-PRF-19500-qualified plastic transient voltage suppressors to address weight, cost, and reliability requirements in aerospace and defense electronics.

The new embedded controller firmware will strengthen secure boot, power sequencing and system orchestration for compact AI supercomputing environments.

The new 10BASE-T1S devices provide a simple, cost-effective connection from remote sensors to zonal gateways, greatly accelerating the next-generation automotive architecture.

Microchip's optical Ethernet PHY transceivers provide a secure, scalable alternative to copper, supporting 10 km links and sub-nanosecond timing for industrial automation and telecommunications.

Microchip's BlueSky and SkyWire technology enable geographically dispersed clocks in critical infrastructure (like air traffic, finance) to achieve nanosecond-level alignment and comparison, ensuring robust timing.

Microchip’s MCP9604 IC enables precise four-channel thermocouple measurement, ±1.5°C accuracy, supports -200°C to +1372°C range, reducing 15 discrete components.