Microchip’s PIC32A 32-bit MCUs feature an FPU coprocessor that performs both 32-bit and 64-bit operations for math-intensive ...

Microchip Technology showcases its PIC32A 32-bit MCUs with high-speed analog peripherals at Embedded World 2025.

Microchip Technology has released the PIC32A family of microcontroller units (MCUs) targeting math-intensive applications ...

Microchip Technology has launched the PIC32A family of 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs) to meet the growing demand for high-performance applications across various sectors including automotive ...

A 64-bit Floating Point Unit (FPU) in the PIC32A MCU manages data-intensive math processing applications efficiently and allows for easier adoption of model-based designs. These MCUs assist developers ...

Technology has released the PIC32A family of MCUs. The company said, “Enhancing the company’s already robust 32-bit MCU ...

Microchip Technology released PIC32A family of MCUs with integrated high-performance analog peripherals to meet demand for math-intensive applications.

Microchip's PIC32A MCUs offer 200 MHz speed, AI/ML support, and advanced analogue for automotive, industrial, and more ...

Microcontrollers (MCUs) targeting intelligent sensing and control applications are integrating high-speed analog peripherals to enable computationally intensive applications that require advanced ...

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