Microchip expands its SPE portfolio with the LAN8679 and LAN8680 transceivers and the LAN8660X/1X/2X terminal node family to extend network edge connectivity.

PAC1761 and PAC1861 track accumulated energy, detect load changes and protect against voltage spikes across automotive, data center and industrial applications.

Microchip Technology has introduced the LAN878x and LAN888x families of transceivers to provide secure, high-bandwidth connectivity for software-defined vehicles and industrial networks.

Integrated processor and memory architecture supports high-resolution displays and simplifies PCB design for automotive and e-mobility interface systems.

Microchip Technology and Hyundai Motor Group are cooperating to evaluate 10BASE-T1S Single Pair Ethernet for scalable in-vehicle network architectures.

New controllers bring reliable touch performance to displays ranging from 2-inch panels to 42-inch widescreens in modern vehicles.

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

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

Multi-vendor ASA-ML chipsets now interoperate at up to 16 Gbps, enabling scalable, secure, and cost-efficient networking for ADAS and infotainment systems.

This ASA-ML camera platform enables scalable, secure, high-speed video connectivity for ADAS, supporting open standards and multi-vendor automotive integration.