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.

The latest DSC devices with specialized peripherals for efficient power conversion target data center power supplies and other complex real-time systems.

The robust, low-power solutions from Microchip Technology meet stringent automotive standards for reliability in harsh conditions.