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>>

MMS sensors from Meder Electronic Inc., West Wareham, MA, are micro-miniature, hermetically sealed reed switches designed for low-voltage and low-power switching devices up to 3 V max.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 AIRcable SMD Bluetooth module from Wireless Cables Inc., San Jose, CA, is a wireless programmable microcontroller that lets you build wireless products without needing additional microcontrollers. 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 Wolverine ultra-low-power MSP430 microcontroller platform from Texas Instruments Inc., Dallas, TX, consumes 360 nA in real-time clock mode and <100 µA/MHz in active power consumption. More>>

MK26 reed sensors from Meder Electronic Inc., West Wareham, MA, are 32 by 10 by 6 mm, consume no power, and are magnetically operated. More>>

The CS5484/80/90 family of analog front end (AFE) ICs from Cirrus Logic Inc., Austin, TX, are suited for smart utility meter applications and provide designers a combination of proven energy calculations, flexibility, performance, and cost. More>>