Mouser's advancement St, Adi and Freescale latest chip

Mouser Electronics and StMicroelectronics teamed up with near-field communication (NFC) solutions that realize short-range wireless interactions between multiple electronic devices. Mouser latest website: www.mouser.com/STMicro-NFC explores themes related to near-field communications, including STMicroelectronic product technology, user-specific stories, videos, and NFC applications in use. Mouser stock features include a Discovery Kit - an easy-to-access development platform that contains everything you need to design battery-free electronic applications, you can with ISO15693 compatible NFC smartphone or RFID reader - Write Inverter implementation data exchange. The kit contains a radio frequency transceiver plate driven by the STM 32-bit MCU, an integrated ST dual-interface EEPROM memory IC (M24LR), a battery-free panel, an ultra low power 8-bit STM8L MCU, and a STTS75 temperature sensor. On July 30, Mouser announced the low-power single-distribution of the stock ANALOG Devices (AFE) (AD8232), which can be used in a variety of vital signs monitoring applications. The ANALOG DEVICES AD8232 low-cost heart rate monitors AFE volume is 50% smaller than the same competition solution, and can save 20% power consumption. With the advantages of power consumption, size and integration, designers can develop heart rates and cardiac monitoring equipment other than intensive care settings, such as personal health management and remote health monitoring. Similar products are typically derived from the existing clinical heart monitor solutions, compared to the ECG signal conditioning requirements specially designed to meet emerging fitness equipment, portable / wearing monitoring equipment and remote health monitoring equipment. . Unlike the topology used in many current integrated solutions, the AD8232 highly flexible analog filter configuration uses a bipolar high pass filter, combined with an instrument amplifier architecture and unused constraints within the chip, and uses multiple poles. Low pass filter technology to eliminate line noise and other interference. Recently, Mouser announces the launch of the new Freescale Kinetis E-series microcontroller. The new Freescale Kinetis E series products are made based on 32-bit ARM Cortex-M0 + core, and the operating voltage is 5V, with I / O tolerant 5V voltage. The Cortex-M0 + Series 32-bit microcontroller is facing medium and low-grade microcontroller applications. Mouser Asia Pacific Market and Business Development Director Tianji said: "FREESCALE and MOUser have long been enjoying a good relationship. Mouser aims to provide the latest products and advanced technology to design engineers with the fastest speed. We are honored to be with Freescale Freescale in Asia, Freescale, the new 32-bit industrial microcontroller series products. Design engineers are currently easily accessible to this new series of products through mouser.com and is used for the latest design projects. "