Maxim Integrated Chalk Talks
Cutting the AI Power Cord: Technology to Enable True Edge Inference — Maxim and Mouser Electronics
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are exciting buzzwords in the world of electronic engineering today. But in order for artificial intelligence or machine learning to get into mainstream edge devices, we need to enable true edge inference. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton chats with Kris Ardis from Maxim Integrated about the MAX78000 family of microcontrollers and how this new microcontroller family can help solve our AI inference challenges with low power, low latency, and a built-in neural network accelerator. Click here for more information about Maxim Integrated MAX78000 Ultra-Low-Power Arm Cortex-M4 Processor |
Maxim’s Ultra-High CMTI Isolated Gate Drivers — Maxim and Mouser Electronics
Recent advances in wide-bandgap materials such as silicon carbide and gallium nitride are transforming gate driver technology, bringing higher power efficiency and a host of other follow-on benefits. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton chats with Suravi Karmacharya of Maxim Integrated about Maxim’s MAX22700-MAX22702 family of single-channel isolated gate drivers. Click here for more information about Maxim Integrated MAX22700–MAX22702 Isolated Gate Drivers |
The Wireless Member of the DARWIN Family — Maxim and Mouser Electronics
MCUs continue to evolve based on increasing demands from designers. We expect our microcontrollers to do more than ever – better security, more performance, lower power consumption – and we want it all for less money, of course. In this episode of Chalk Talk, Amelia Dalton chats with Kris Ardis from Maxim Integrated about the new DARWIN line of low-power MCUs. Click here for more information about Maxim Integrated MAX32665-MAX32668 UB Class Microcontroller
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