Renesas Electronics America acquires Dialog Semiconductor to create an advanced portfolio of semiconductor solutions.

Renesas and Dialog’s wide variety of smart lock solutions feature low-power Bluetooth and Wi-Fi options, as well as fingerprint control.

Digi-Key confirms its continued support of the Renesas Electronics and Dialog Semiconductor product portfolio, following the completion of the two companies’ merger.

Designers can use a wireless SoC’s specialized power management technology to support continuous Wi-Fi connectivity at minimal current levels.

Use software to provide readily available Bluetooth devices with the accurate wireless ranging needed for contact tracing.

Renesas' 3-part Done in a Day™ webinar series takes consumers from an idea to a working proof-of concept in a day.

Inventek Systems’ ISM14585 is a daughter card that connects with Dialog Semiconductor’s DA14585 motherboard.

Adding sensors to drones requires a careful balance of power consumption, functionality, and cost, but here are some suitable options.

This document describes a specific group of Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) use cases, referred to as data pump applications, in which an external microcontroller pushes and pulls data through a BLE-capable device.

A single Bluetooth LE chip enables the design of wearable devices optimized for power, space, cost, and development time, assuming it’s used correctly.

Commercial Bluetooth 5.1 protocol stacks and hardware are available for use as the basis of precise RF direction finding for location service applications.

Use commercial Bluetooth 5.1 protocol stacks and hardware for precise RF direction finding for location service applications.

Use advanced LDOs to maximize IoT sensor battery life while easing complexity and lowering cost.

The Industrial IoT requires designers to pay particular attention to architecture, device reliability and robustness, and connectivity.

Low power wireless technologies are adapting to the Internet of Things by including IP connectivity and mesh networking.

The Dialog Semiconductor DA14586 is a Bluetooth Low Energy device that has some great development tools including an evaluation board.

This week Randall is focused on the Internet of Things with a Bluetooth 5 Dev Kit from Dialog and an antenna from Johanson Technologies.

Advancements in single and multi-protocol wireless solutions target personal and wide area networks.