Devices enable designers to begin development with a commercial device before moving to different levels of radiation-qualified versions, reducing development time and costs.

Enhanced tool chain accelerates development with modular software downloads and simplified drivers.

New dsPIC33C devices meet market demand for more memory and functional safety features in automotive and wireless charging applications.

Solution enables large ecosystem of PIC MCU applications to easily add secure cloud connectivity to next-generation designs.

As the industry's only 1 Msps fully AEC-Q100-qualified 16-bit SAR, the 12 new devices are designed to operate in high temperatures and electromagnetic environments.

A key trade show in the electronic design engineering community, Embedded World is where people come to meet and exchange the latest information, products, ideas, and technology.

Embedded Computing Design's Rich Nass talks with David Sroka of Microchip at Embedded World booth #1-510.