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Microchip Expands Its USB Portfolio

Design News Brand Director Rich Nass talks with Wayne Freeman, Microchip's product marketing manager, during Design East in Boston about the company's new line of microcontrollers – three scalable, low-power families that offer substantial system cost savings by eliminating external crystal.
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Microchip again
Charles Murray   10/4/2012 9:26:04 PM
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No one flies the eight-bit flag better than Microchip.

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