The MAX31782 from Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA, is a system management microcontroller that combines 6 temperature measurement channels with 6 channels of closed-loop fan control.More>>

Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, has partnered with Cymbet Corp. to offer the XLP 16-bit Energy Harvesting Development Kit.More>>

The MAX11836 from Maxim Integrated Products, Sunnyvale, CA, is a TacTouch haptic actuator controller for single/multilayer piezo actuators and electroactive polymers in touch-enabled devices.More>>

The CBC-EVAL-11 from Cymbet Corp., Elk River, MN, is an EnerChip RF induction charger evaluation kit that lets you experiment with near-field RF charging of EnerChip CC rechargeable solid-state energy storage devices.More>>

The PS15 potentiometer from PIHER North America, Libertyville, IL, is an SMD version of the company's PT15 potentiometer, with a 240° electrical angle and a 15 mm package.More>>

The MSF02 from Innovative Sensor Technology, Wattwil, Switzerland, and Las Vegas, NV, can measure the thermal mass flow of gases from 0.001–2 m/s (up to 50 m/s) and has a chip temperature range of –40°C to 150°C.More>>

The Endevco Model 72 Series piezoresistive accelerometers from Meggitt Sensing Systems, San Juan Capistrano, CA, are high-g, SMT-mountable devices for high-reliability acceleration, vibration, and shock measurements.More>>

The AH-6100LR from Epson Toyocom Corp., distributed in the U.S. by Epson Electronics America Inc., San Jose, CA, combines a 3-axis QMEMS quartz gyro and a 3-axis accelerometer in a single package.More>>

The 868 MHz MRF89XAM8A and 915 MHz MRF89XAM9A from Microchip Technology Inc., Chandler, AZ, are transceiver modules that are designed to accelerate design cycles by removing the complexity of designing RF circuitry and of obtaining agency certification.More>>

The MLX92211 from Melexis Inc., Concord, NH, is an automotive latch sensor that uses a very sensitive Hall effect sensor and operates from 2.7–24 V.More>>