PulsesPlus hybrid lithium batteries from Tadiran, Lake Success, NY, offer proven performance in harsh environments and feature high energy density and low self-discharge. More>>

The RS9333 from Redpine Signals Inc., San Jose, CA, is a simultaneous dual-band 5 GHz MIMO 802.11ac and 2.4 GHz BT4.0 802.11n chipset that offers PHY data throughputs up to 1.3 Gbps and an advanced 802.11ac feature set encompassing multi-user MIMO and LDPC. More>>

The LTC2995 from Linear Technology Corp., Milpitas, CA, is a temperature sensor and dual supply monitor for low-voltage systems. More>>

The LTM9012 from Linear Technology Corp., Milpitas, CA, is a quad, 14-bit, 125 Msps ADC with integrated fixed-gain drivers, passive filtering, and bypass capacitance. More>>

The AM08XX and AM18XX families of real-time clock (RTC) chips from Ambiq Micro Inc., Westlake Hills, TX, have a typical active current from <20 nA to 55 nA. More>>

The SimpleLink GPS CC4000 from Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX, is a self-contained GPS module that minimizes the complexity in adding GPS functionality to products. More>>

Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, offers the low-pin-count, 32-bit PIC32 MX1 and MX2 microcontrollers that feature dedicated auto and capacitive-sensing peripherals and are suited for use in consumer, industrial, medical, and automotive markets. More>>

The SimpleLink Wi-FI CC3000 from Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX, is a self-contained 802.11 network processor that lets you add Internet connectivity to any embedded application. More>>

The TiWi-SL from LS Research, Cedarburg, WI, is a self-contained 802.11 transceiver module that provides easy wireless connectivity integration with an embedded system. More>>

Suited for Internet of Things applications, the GS1011MIxS and GS1011MExS from GainSpan Corp., San Jose, CA, are 802.11b low-power Wi-Fi connectivity modules. More>>