Acquisition adds ASA Motion Link technology to Microchip’s broad Ethernet and PCIe automotive networking portfolio to enable next-generation software-defined vehicles.
The rapidly growing connectivity of vehicles offers numerous opportunities for new, innovative automotive functionalities. At the same time, the potential for cyber-attacks on vehicle networks is increasing.
MAN eTruck portfolio increases to well over one million possible variants from the previous three fixed customer combinations. New MAN eTGX and eTGS flexibly configurable with a variety of wheelbases, cabs, engine outputs, battery combinations and sector-specific equipment.
Digital technologies are transforming the world. In our personal lives we are growing used to interacting with connected devices every day in our homes, cars, and at work.
Capable of 4 x 1 A peak current for driving brushless DC (BLDC), brushed DC (BDC), and stepper motors. Featuring 4 KB SRAM, 2 KB EEPROM in 32 KB, and 64 KB flash memory variants.