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25.07.2017 Epson’s Latest 16-bit MCU with Flash Memory Ideal for Remote Control LCDs for Home Appliances The S1C17M33 supports LCDs in a wide range of products, including 5V factory automation equipment |
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10.05.2017 Epson and IDT Tackle the Phase Noise Challenge with New Timing Solution for the Telecom and Data Center Markets Coupled with Epson’s VCXO, IDT’s New Clock Jitter Attenuator and Frequency Synthesizer Product Supports 40/100/400 Gbps Ethernet PHY and Other High-Performance Applications |
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24.01.2017 Epson Shipping Samples of a New 16-bit Microcontroller with a Crystal Unit and High-Precision Temperature-Compensated RTC The S7C17M11 is ideal for applications requiring accurate timekeeping and control under harsh temperature environments |
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03.11.2016 Epson Shipping Samples of a New 32-Bit Microcontroller with an ARM® Cortex®-M0+ Processor The S1C31D01 is the world's first [1] microcontroller with a memory LCD controller and is ideal for wearable products |
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21.09.2016 Epson Begins Volume Production of S1D13L04 Display Controller for High-Resolution Colour TFT Panels Controller provides broad support for colour QVGA to XGA TFT panels used in industrial equipment and medical instruments |
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15.09.2016 Epson Shipping Samples of New 16-bit MCU for Driving LEDs at Up to 56 mA Ideal for control panels with displays for factory automation systems and home appliances |
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21.06.2016 New Epson IMUs Enable High-Precision Control of Machinery in Demanding Environments Epson begins volume production of M-G364 and M-G354 inertial measurement units |
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01.06.2016 Epson and Microsemi Team Up to Deliver Compliant Network Synchronization Solutions for IEEE 1588-2008 and SyncE for Use in the Rapidly Expanding Packet Network Infrastructure |
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16.05.2016 Epson to Provide Low Power Microcontrollers with 16-bit On-Chip Flash Memory and Smart Card Interfaces Halved operating current while quadrupling operating speed for hand-held card reader tokens |
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07.04.2016 Epson to Release New Series of Programmable Crystal Oscillators Wide operating temperature range, tighter frequency tolerance, and lower current consumption |
