STMicroelectronics VL53L9CX
2.3K LiDAR Sensor
$63.36 each, $49.58 @ 25
They fit a whole WAYMO in this thing. Not really. I2C/I3C + CSI interfaces for up to 100Hz update rate. Supports <5cm-8.8m ranging.
Pre-order a STEMMA QT breakout here: https://t.co/KmsQdODwgU
Rockchip LV1106
Vision processor MPU, ARM Cortex-A7
$13.62 each, $10.82 @ 100
No, this isn't just a microcontroller. This is a whole single board computer wearing a QFN skin suit, a multi-chip module that places DDR3 right next to the chip.
2x CSI interfaces and USB-HS too.
@yacineMTB It’s sick. The official eval boards are out of stock until October, but I designed a STEMMA QT breakout for them and plan to ship next week or the following.
Get yours here: https://t.co/KmsQdODwgU
Wow those part numbers look very similar to STM32 part numbers.
Wow that feature set looks very similar to STM32s.
Wow these pin-outs are completely compatible with STM32s.
Wow these register maps are exactly the same as STM32s.
Probably a coincidence!
Artery releases new mainstream Cortex-M4F MCUs with optional high-speed USB OTG PHY
https://t.co/JtKjDfIjS7
The AT32F406 and AT32F408 are Arm Cortex-M4F MCUs running at up to 216 MHz, with the F408 adding a USB OTG High-Speed PHY. Both offer DSP instructions, integrate up to 512 KB Flash and 192 KB SRAM, and a 4 KB OTP memory for critical data and parameters. The microcontrollers also offer a QSPI interface for external Flash or RAM expansion, and a range of digital and analog peripheral interfaces.
The AT32F406/F408 are supported by Artery’s AT32 IDE, VS Code extension, Workbench, AI Studio, and AT-Link tool. Two development boards are listed in the documentation, but they don't seem to be available for sale right now.
Texas Instruments ISOUSB211
Isolated (8kV) USB high-speed (480mbps) repeater
$12.77 each, $7.52 @ 2k
One of only a few integrated USB isolators that can support USB-HS, most others are limited to just 12mbps!
Users report better radiated emissions performance vs. ADuM4165.