In this briefing we focus in depth on a highly integrated PMIC designed for multi-port charging applications from Infineon, the CYPD7271-68LQXQ. It incorporates an ARM® Cortex®-M0 32-bit MCU, 128 KB Flash, 32 KB ROM, 16KB SRAM and power devices all on a single die with the embedded flash observed to be a silicon-oxygen-nitrogen-oxygen-silicon (SONOS) design.

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Three times a year we curate important updates, supplementary analysis of recent reports, high-level packaging process flows, and sneak peeks at upcoming devices and packaging reports. The result is an Advanced Packaging Analyst’s Briefing, and this year it has a new video format, the first of which is now available on-demand to our subscribers.

By now, you’ve surely read plenty about the quiet canceling of Apple’s Titan AV effort. Most of the focus has been on what it means for Apple. This Chip Insider® steps back to see the darker picture Titan’s fall from grace paints about the future of AVs.

With the expansion of the RA8 series, Renesas is integrating Arm’s highest-performing Cortex-M CPU in microcontrollers optimized for graphics display and motor control applications.