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Man about to walk over precipice on SUCCESS word bridge. Dream sky and mountains. Motivation, ambition, business concept.
This card project was privately funded, developed and created by a group of like minded selfless individuals who are involved in animal welfare and have witnessed first hand the extreme overpopulation crisis here in the greater Phoenix area, surrounding cities and counties.
Pet overpopulation and crowded shelters are not unique to Arizona as we live in a Throw Away Society and unfortunately pets are discarded and forgotten with an Out of Sight Out of Mind Mentality .
Please give shelter pets the opportunity they were denied and so desperately deserve.
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Microchip announced a major expansion of its embedded-wireless portfolio from the 2013 DESIGN West/Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose. The Bluetooth® additions include the PIC32 Bluetooth Audio Development Kit, featuring modules, stacks and CODECs, and XBee® footprint-compatible socket modules with integrated stacks. The new Wi-Fi® offerings comprise IEEE 802.11b/g Wi-Fi modules with Microchip’s feature-rich and free source-code TCP/IP stack running on a PIC® microcontroller for greater configurability, as well as XBee footprint-compatible socket modules with integrated stacks for ease of use. Microchip is also adding a low-power 2.4 GHz radio that supports—for the first time in one chip—both the IEEE 802.15.4 and proprietary data rates (from 125 kbps to 2 Mbps), including the ZigBee®, MiWi™ and other proprietary protocols. For more info, visit www.microchip.com/wireless
IMS on a chip: This dime-sized chip provides dozens of channels through which ions travel (perpendicular to plane of view) to be separated and identified.
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Santiago, 25 de junio de 2018
Programa de esterilizacion y microchip para perros y gatos en la Municipalidad de Renca.
Paul Plaza/Municipalidad de Renca
Microchip's fourth generation JukeBlox® platform that enables audio brands to develop high quality, low-latency products such as standalone or multi-room wireless speakers, AV receivers, mini and micro systems, and sound bars. Microchip’s new JukeBlox 4 Software Development Kit (SDK) in combination with its CY920 Wi-Fi® & Bluetooth® Network Media Module includes next-generation dual-band Wi-Fi technology, AirPlay® and DLNA® connectivity as well as integrated music services to enhance the consumer’s listening experience. The JukeBlox® 4 platform includes the JB Multizone 2.0 feature enables tightly synchronized and highly robust audio streaming to multiple speakers in conjunction with the JB App, a turnkey mobile app that enables easy setup and operation of the wireless speaker. Additional cost-saving features lower bill of materials and enable competitively priced consumer products. For more info, visit: www.microchip.com/JukeBlox-041315a
Saturday was a big day for our little Kiska - a blood sample (to test her rabies antibodies), and the 'fitting' of an identification chip.
She's not really a frequent visitor to the vet, but has been a few times, and has never been upset or worried.
Alas this time was not so smooth - she got spooked by something, and ended up being a wild tiger - ears back, teeth on full display and lots of hissing.
The vet and her assistant were great though, and with the help of masses of patience, and a small injection of a sedative, we got the blood sample taken, and the chip fitted - that's what is being done in the photo.
And after a bit of limping and wobbling around when she got home, she's now back to normal; rampaging around the house like a small wild tiger, but without the hissing :)
Microchip’s April 2010 acquisition of Silicon Storage Technology, Inc. (SST) included a legacy 80C51 MCU business, which Microchip has continued to support. For more information, visit Microchip’s Web site at www.microchip.com/8051legacy.
Andy Boreham on the majority of Taiwanese do not trust the U.S.
www.yahoo.com/news/u-owning-powerhouse-microchip-making-0...
Taiwan’s Tech King to Nancy Pelosi: U.S. Is in Over Its Head
Tue, February 14, 2023 at 1:30 AM PST
(Politico) - Nancy Pelosi arrived in Taiwan like a juggernaut. She defied threats from the Chinese regime in order to visit the island and ignored American generals who saw the trip as a reckless provocation. Ecstatic crowds greeted her at the airport and her hotel. Nothing, it seemed, could slow her down.
And then she met Morris Chang.
Chang, the 91-year-old founder of the chipmaking goliath TSMC, used a luncheon at Taiwan’s presidential palace to deliver a biting soliloquy to Pelosi and other visiting American lawmakers about the new industrial policy emerging in the United States. In comments that have not previously been reported in detail, Chang took aim at the CHIPS and Science Act and its $52 billion package of subsidies for semiconductor manufacturing.
Pelosi told me in a recent interview that Chang, an engineer trained at MIT and Stanford, began with a light remark.
“Fifty billion dollars – well, that’s a good start,” Chang said, according to her recollection.
Four people present for the meeting, including Pelosi, said it quickly became evident that Chang was not in a kidding mood.
With Taiwan’s president, Tsai Ing-wen, looking on, the billionaire entrepreneur pressed Pelosi with sobering questions about the CHIPS law — and whether the policy represented a genuine commitment to supporting advanced industry or an impulsive attempt by the United States to seize a piece of a lucrative global market.
Chang said he was pleased that his company could benefit from the subsidies; TSMC already had a major development project underway in Arizona. But did the United States really think it could buy itself a powerhouse chipmaking industry, just like that?
That very question now hangs over the Biden administration as it prepares to implement the semiconductor spending in the CHIPS and Science Act. The next phase is due to begin this month with the unveiling by the Commerce Department of a detailed process for awarding subsidies. The law already looks like a useful political trophy for Biden, claiming a prominent spot in his State of the Union Address.
The law is an emblem, in Biden’s telling, of his commitment to creating the jobs of the future and armoring America’s economy against the disruptions that an increasingly militant China could inflict, potentially by attacking Taiwan. Pouring subsidies into chip fabrication would “make sure the supply chain for America begins in America,” Biden told Congress.
That is far from a sure bet. As Chang told Pelosi, there is a long distance between the cutting of government checks and the creation of a self-sustaining chips industry in the United States.
His candid concerns represent a rough guide to the challenges Biden’s semiconductor policy will have to address if it is to succeed, long after the immediate political fanfare has abated — and well past the point that its generous subsidies for big business have run out.
Over lunch, Chang warned that it was terribly naïve of the United States to think that it could rapidly spend its way into one of the most complex electronics-manufacturing markets in the world. The task of making semiconductor chips was almost impossibly complicated, he said, demanding Herculean labors merely to obtain the raw materials involved and requiring microscopic precision in the construction of fabrication plants and then in the assembly of the chips themselves.
Was the United States really up to that job?
The industry evolves at incredible speed, Chang continued. Even if the United States managed to build some high-quality factories with the spending Pelosi championed, it would have to keep investing more and more to keep those facilities up to date. Otherwise, he said, Americans would in short order find themselves with tens of billions of dollars’ worth of outdated hardware. A once-in-a-generation infusion of cash would not be enough.
Was America really prepared to keep up?
If the United States wanted a semiconductor industry it could rely on, Chang said, then it should keep investing in the security of Taiwan. After all, his company had long ago perfected what Americans were now trying to devise on their own.
As course upon course of small plates came and went, Chang’s discourse ran on so long that his wife, Sophie, cut in at one point with a terse interjection; Chang told the group she thought he was talking too much. Tsai, observing the whole exchange, noted to Pelosi and the other Americans that Chang had a reputation for always speaking his mind.
Several people described Chang’s remarks on condition of anonymity in order to discuss a sensitive private meeting. Indeed, the only person who agreed to speak with me about it on the record was Pelosi. She was also the only one who sounded untroubled by Chang’s skepticism about the United States as a home for the semiconductor trade.
“He knows America quite well,” she said, “and the questions he asked I saw almost as an opportunity to respond, even if some of it was challenging.”
Unlike other people I spoke to, Pelosi said she was not put off by the severity of Chang’s language. Lauding Chang as an “iconic figure,” she told me several times: “I was in such awe of him.”
But Pelosi said she had also delivered a firm message of her own: “That we knew what we were doing, that we were determined to succeed with it – that it was a good start.”
Other Taiwanese executives present voiced hesitation, Pelosi acknowledged, with some questioning whether American environmental and labor laws were consistent with the goal of nurturing a sophisticated industry. In our conversation, she rejected the idea that there might be tensions between her political party’s grand economic and social aspirations, and the narrower aims of the CHIPS law.
Chang, naturally, is not a disinterested observer of the American semiconductor effort. His company is a singular global power; its overwhelming importance in the high-tech supply chain has become a vital strategic asset for Taiwan as it gathers allies in an age of deepening conflict with the Chinese Communist Party. If China blockaded or invaded the island, the impact on TSMC’s operations alone would convulse the international economy. That is a strong incentive for wealthy democracies to defend Taiwan with more than blandishments about self-determination.
Chang has questioned in other settings whether the United States is a suitable environment for semiconductor manufacturing, pointing to gaps in the workforce and defects in the business culture. On a podcast hosted by the Brookings Institution last year, Chang lamented what he called a lack of “manufacturing talents” in the United States, owing to generations of ambitious Americans flocking to finance and internet companies instead. (“I don’t really think it’s a bad thing for the United States, actually,” he said, “but it’s a bad thing for trying to do semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S.”)
He repeated a version of that critique over lunch in August, prompting one member of Pelosi’s delegation, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, to speak up and urge Chang to visit Krishnamoorthi’s home state of Illinois to get a better sense of the American workforce. Chang did not indicate he was tempted by the invitation.
When I asked several Biden administration officials about Chang’s criticism, the message I got back was a confident-sounding “stay tuned.” The next stage of CHIPS implementation, they said, would reveal in more detail how the law would be used to unlock a torrent of private-sector investment and make American semiconductor fabrication a sturdy, long-range enterprise. They did not reject Chang’s concerns about the current U.S. workforce, but pointed to American tech hubs like Silicon Valley and North Carolina’s Research Triangle as evidence that we do know how to build dynamic, fully staffed tech hubs in this country. Now, they said, we need to build more of them.
Not long after his luncheon with Pelosi, Chang visited an area that figures to become one of those hubs. In Arizona, he joined Biden at a vast construction site in north Phoenix where TSMC is building a gargantuan complex that may stand as something of a counterpoint to Chang’s overarching skepticism about the law. His company mapped out plans for an Arizona project before Biden became president, but after the passage of the CHIPS law TSMC announced it would massively increase its investment in the state — from $12 billion to $40 billion — and build a second facility there, too.
The final result would be a fabrication center that is expected to supply Apple and other American tech companies, employing thousands in a state that also happens to be a major electoral battleground. Not incidentally, it would likely be eligible for U.S. subsidies.
That, Biden said in December, was more than just a good start. He declared in Phoenix that the United States was “better positioned than any other nation to lead the world economy in the years ahead — if we keep our focus.”
Morris Chang could have told Biden that was a big “if.”
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TOGLIETE DAI VOSTRI SITI I SEGUENTI APPELLI, TUTTI LORO SONO STATI ADOTTATI
E BRINA, LA SUA MAMMA HA DECISO DI TENERLA
GRAZIE!!!!
PAG 77 Nome: MAIA Età: 1 anno Data: 2/04/09
BERGAMO. Lei è Maia, una bellissima Beagle di pura razza, acquistata in un allevamento in Lombardia, nemmeno 1 anno fa, visto che ha compiuto 1 anno di età il 06/02/2009... no comment!! La piccola è abituata sia in casa che in giardino, è educata e affettuosa, coccolona e giocherellona. Regolarmente vaccinata, identificata con microchip e prevenzione filaria. La cedono perchè nonostante abbiano la possibilità di gestirla in giardino probabilmente si sono stufati e secondo loro il cane rimane troppe ore solo e soffre, ho iniziato a lavorare e... non riesco a seguirla, sa mi fa pena saperla sola però lasciarla fuori la notte a dormire non gli fa pena! Volevo mandarli a quel paese... ma per il bene del cane meglio di no... Forse per MAIA è meglio trovare al più presto una nuova famiglia che possa amarla e coccolarla, per sempre, senza vincoli!!! SI FIRMERà MODULO DI ADOZIONE E SI SARà SOGGETTI A CONTROLLI PERIODICI, OBBLIGATORIA LA STERILIZZAZIONE ENTRO 30 GIORNI DALLA DATA DI ADOZIONE. ASTENERSI CACCIATORI E ALLEVATORI. Ilaria 340-6414006 ilariagiavazzi@alice.it Laura 340-7887738 lally68@gmail.com
PAG 76 NORD ITALIA. URGENTE! Questo piccolo scricciolo è uno Shitzu. E' stato sottratto ieri ad un pazzo fuorioso che lo maltrattava a bastonate. Ha 4 anni, buonissimo con le persone, abituato a vivere in casa ma ora terrorizzato. Abbiamo pochissimo tempo perchè il cucciolotto al momento si trova a casa della sua salvatrice ma... rischia il canile e non credo se lo meriti dopo quello che ha subito. Verranno effettuati controlli pre e post adozione. Per info contattare:
Katia 347-9312900 katia.cereda1967@yahoo.it Antonella 334-5449914.
PAG 73 Nome: TEO, TRUDY e CRUISE Data: 18/03/09
BERGAMO. Teo è un bellissimo incrocio beagle, futura taglia media (circa 20 kg ), giocherellone, affettuosissimo. Ha già vissuto due mesi in famiglia e per lui il distacco è stato molto traumatico, è arrivato a Bergamo sabato e ha pianto per tutto il viaggio, dopo esser stato separato da quelli che erano i suoi padroni ma che poi gli hanno voltato le spalle... Teo ha solo 4 mesi, ha tutta la vita davanti per dimenticare il suo triste passato da randagio. AIUTIAMOLO A TROVARE UNA SPLENDIDA FAMIGLIA!! Trudy è una dolcissima cagnolina di futura taglia medio piccola (circa 13 kg ), al suo arrivo si è dimostrata molto timida e riservata ma dopo qualche coccola e un paio di biscottini si è subito messa a giocare con noi volontari e gli altri cuccioli. Trudy è semplicemente BELLISSIMA e anche lei ha tanto bisogno di una famiglia che le regali amore autentico e l'aiuti a dimenticare il suo doloroso passato. SARà OBBLIGATORIA LA STERILIZZAZIONE AL 7° MESE D'ETà COME VUOLE LA LEGGE REGIONALE.
Cruise cucciolino recuperato nei pressi di una discarica bagnato fradicio e affamato. è piccino, futura taglia medio piccola, raggiungerà i 13kg. Già sverminato e vaccinato. Per info contattare: Ilaria 340-6414006 ilariagiavazzi@alice.it Laura 340-7887738 lally68@gmail.com
PAG 62 Nome: ASIA Età: 4 anni Data: 28/01/09
BERGAMO. Asia, è un bellissimo esemplare di pastore tedesco di circa 4 anni e mezzo, acquistato in allevamento quando era una cucciola, a distanza di 4 anni i suoi "padroncini" se cosi' vogliamo definirli, l'hanno portata in canile, dopo poco Asia è stata adottata… e ha distanza di 5 mesi l'attuale proprietario la vuole riportare in canile, motivo? Non si è proprio capito, sembra che quando la porta a passeggio in montagna lasciandola libera, senza guinzaglio non risponde subito al suo richiamo, lasciamo perdere!!! Asia sabato è arrivata in canile, e aveva la coda bassa, orecchie basse e sguardo triste, ha capito che se entro poco non le troveremo una nuova famiglia verrà riportata in quel piccolo e squallido box… Asia e' dolcissima, molto educata ed affettuosa. GUARDATE LE FOTO, PARLANO DA SOLE... SONO STATE SCATTATE SETTIMANA SCORSA QUANDO IL PROPRIETARIO L'HA PORTATA IN CANILE, ORECCHIE E CODA BASSA E SGUARDO PERSO... HA CAPITO... PER FAVORE AIUTIAMOLA!! Sara' fatta firmare modulo di adozione. Sarà obbligatoria la sterilizzazione, come prevista dalla Legge Regionale (LR 20 – maggio 2008 – art. 27 comma 5). SARANNO EFFETTUATI CONTROLLI POST ADOZIONE.
Per info contattare: Ilaria 340-64
PAG 50 Nome: NANDO Età: 10 anni Data: 12/11/08
BERGAMO. Eccolo, lui e’ Nando, un bellissimo cocker di circa 10 anni. Nando ha il pelo fulvo, elegante, morbidissimo, uno sguardo saggio e antico con cui ti guarda negli occhi e sembra non capire cosa e’ successo. Sicuramente e’ sempre vissuto in casa, coccolato, amato, protetto dal freddo, e adesso, anziano, i peli sotto il mento che incominciano ad imbiancare, si ritrova smarrito, rinchiuso in un box di cemento senza una cuccia, umido, e incomincia a fare freddo. Nando non ha il pelo folto per proteggersi, era un cane curato, toelettato, cosa ne e’ stato dei suoi padroni, perché nessuno viene a cercarlo? Uno dei tanti cagnolini abbandonati perché anziani, dopo una vita di fedelta’ e di amore, perché non servono piu’. Io non so come abbiano potuto fare questo senza sentirsi seguiti dai suoi occhi, tristi, antichi, che chiedono perché. Noi conosciamo Nando da poco ma il suo sguardo ci e’ gia’ entrato nel cuore, e’ dolce, tenero, saggio, vorremmo farlo uscire per sempre da quel box, ma siamo costrette a vederlo dietro le sbarre che ci segue con gli occhi, perché il suo turno di uscita e’ di 20 minuti ogni tre settimane. Il canile e’ duro per tutti ma per i cani che fino al giorno prima hanno vissuto in casa puo’ essere terribile. Vi preghiamo di non lasciare che l’inverno arrivi e trovi Nando in canile, ancora rinchiuso.
Il suo pelo e’ troppo raso, troppo morbido, guardate com’e’ bello, puo’ vivere ancora molti anni e il suo sguardo antico, colmo di saggezza, puo’ essere il nostro compagno nelle letture invernali, noi su un divano, e lui accoccolato ai nostri piedi, a ricordarci che le favole, i grandi gesti di bonta’, non si trovano solo nei libri, che sono reali e possono avere le orecchie e gli occhi di un dolcissimo Cocker. Per info: Laura 340-7887738 - lally68@gmail.com
PAG 43 Nome: BRINA Età: adulta Data: 17/09/08
BERGAMO. Non so se vi ricordate di Brina, era stata adottata alcuni mesi fa, ma la sua attuale “padroncina” non riesce a gestirla… ha difficolta’, non ho ben capito quali siano queste difficolta’, sta di fatto che NON LA VUOLE PIU ’, e quello che lascia sconcertati e’ che quando alla fine della giornata Brina la vede si fa la pipi’ addosso, e non di gioia… Non sappiamo il perche’ ma di certo questa cagnolina li’ non sta bene e ora non e’ piu’ neppure voluta. E’ urgente portarla via da li’, perche’ sicuramente vive una situazione di sofferenza. E Brina ha gia’ avuto una vita triste, e’ stata per 6 lunghi anni in canile, era timidissima e le abbiamo dato tanto affetto e tenerezza per farle riacquistare fiducia nel mondo e nell’uomo. Vorremmo una famiglia dove lei sia accettata, e un po’ anche amata, l’unico affetto che ha conosciuto nella sua vita probabilmente e’ quello che le davamo noi volontari al canile… Eppure lei e’ buona, dolce, la timidezza molto forte che aveva le e’ rimasta un po’ solo come gentilezza, e a volte un po’ di timore, ama le passeggiate e l’erba, ogni tanto si ferma e guarda il cielo. E’ bella, con il manto quasi blu e gli occhioni profondi, uno dei suoi genitori era sicuramente un Pastore Belga. L’ideale sarebbe una casa in compagnia di un altro “quadrupede” e magari un pezzetto di giardino, oppure persone che pur lasciandola in casa, abbiano il tempo di seguirla con affetto e tenerezza, lei non chiede di più…
Contattare: Roberta 0363/879161 347/6405781 - roberta.pe@tiscali.it Laura 340/7887738 - lally68@gmail.com
PAG 40 Nome: RALPH Età: 2 anni Data: 6/08/08
BERGAMO. URGENTE! Ciao a tutti, io sono Ralph. Lo so, lo so… Di me non avete mai sentito parlare, non sono un cane che si nota subito in canile. Sono molto timido e tranquillo, quando la gente passa davanti ai box in cerca di un cane da adottare non mi affretto ad arrampicarmi sulla rete, non abbaio, non ringhio. No. Io sto nel mio angolo all’ombra, mi vergogno, ho paura di non essere scelto nemmeno questa volta. Sono rassegnato. Vedo tante mamme, papà, bimbi, fidanzati passare davanti al mio box. Io li osservo attentamente… Immagino di essere lì con loro, mentre mi portano al guinzaglio e mi fanno salire in macchina per portarmi finalmente nella mia nuova casa. Immagino le coccole, la pappa in una ciotola pulita, acqua fresca, passeggiate al parco… Poi apro gli occhi e… LORO HANNO Già SCELTO UN ALTRO CANE. Non hanno scelto me, nemmeno questa volta. Cosa mi resta? Una manciata di sogni e una grossa delusione nel cuore. AIUTATEMI, VI PREGO. Ralph ha circa 2 anni, è un cane equilibrato, dolce, un po’ timido inizialmente. Buono con tutti e infinitamente amorevole. Ha un occhio azzurro penetrante che lo rende speciale e unico. SCEGLIETE LUI. VENITE A CONOSCERLO.
Per info contattare: Lauretta 340-7887738 lally68@gmail.com Roberta 339-2748122roberta@elleworld.it
PAG 39 Nome: BILLY Età: 8 anni Data: 4/08/08
BERGAMO. URGENTE! Billy è un simpatico meticcio di 8 anni, taglia media ma contenuta, una faccina da furbetto e tanta voglia di amore. E’ arrivato in canile poche settimane fa, il suo padrone l'ha lasciato lì dopo ben otto anni di "convivenza"! Billy è un cane estremamente vitale, ha sempre voglia di giocare, saltare correre... sta sempre accanto al padrone, non lo molla un attimo, è un cane altamente socievole e non ama stare solo. Buono ed equilibrato con persone ed animali. Billy ora è chiuso in un box, lontano dalla sua casa, dai suoi affetti. è stato portarto in canile perchè è terrorizzato dai temporali e fugge se lasciato solo in giardino sotto tuoni e lampi ma come biasimarlo povero piccolo?? i temporali delle ultime notti non sono di certo il massimo per lui, soprattutto ora che è rinchiuso solo in un posto nuovo e stressante. CERCHIAMO URGENTEMENTE PER LUI UNA NUOVA CASA, UN RIFUGIO CHE LO POSSA ACCOGLIERE (il padrone contribuirà alle spese di mantenimento) O UNO STALLO TEMPORANEO. IN CANILE STA DEPERENDO! Billy ha bisogno di compagnia quindi sarebbe perfetto anche in una famiglia con altri cani, è sano e dolcissimo; non può rimanere in canile per il resto dei suoi giorni.
Non è questo che si merita un cane dopo otto lunghi anni di fedeltà e amore nei confronti della sua famiglia. Si rifiuta di mangiare, nel suo box è rannicchiato in un angolino, non esce, è molto timido e riservato con le persone. E pensare che in situazioni normali Billy è un cane fantastico, allegro, vitale e socievole! Il canile per lui rappresenta uno stress psicologico enorme... AIUTIAMOLO! Per info contattare: Lauretta 340-7887738 lally68@gmail.com Ilaria 340-6414006 ilariagiavazzi@alice.it
Almost a month ago a woman brought this "stray" cat into the hospital because of a bad wound (looked for microchip and the woman said he had been wandering around for months). He was wearing a flea collar that he apparently tried to get off and had one arm stuck through the neck so that it was sort of like wearing a sling. The wound was incredibly deep and completely open from the back of his shoulder to almost mid-chest being deepest right under his armpit (you can sort of see remnants of the wound in the first picture in the comments). The doctors decided not to do surgery right away to suture it up but tried cleaning it and seeing how it would heal without surgery.
We have cleaned the wound twice daily with betadine and lots and lots of warm water and then applied silver sulfadiazine cream for almost a month. He had to wear a cone for the first week and never once rebelled in any way to all that we were doing to him. He constantly purred, watched us and greeted us at the front of his cage whenever we approached. After about a week we let him have free range of the treatment area and if you called him he would run up to you and sit up like a squirrel on his hind feet reaching for you to pet him.
After nearly a month, you can see how well the area has healed (it looks a little wet and oozing because I took this picture right after his treatment with betadine and the cream). The skin has closed up completely everywhere but right under his arm where the wound was the deepest. He was on antibiotics and painkillers and now is off both. From the very beginning he has been playful and has acted like he wasn't painful.
As soon as he is completely healed, we'll put him in the front lobby of the cat clinic and my guess is that he will last less than a day before he "sells" himself. He is perfect. I'm almost considering trading up with my orange boy (LOL).
Joe Thomsen (right), vice president of Microchip's MCU16 business unit, presents Microchip's milestone award to Steve Downing (left), president and CEO of Gentex, on Wednesday, May 15, 2019.
Microchip reclaimed the number-one position in worldwide 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) revenue, according to industry analyst firm Gartner’s 2014 rankings. This validates Microchip’s unwavering commitment and innovation efforts for its 8-bit PIC® microcontroller portfolio. While many MCU vendors have deemphasized their 8-bit offerings in recent years, Microchip has continued to innovate across all of its 8-bit, 16-bit and 32-bit product lines. And it continues to grow market share in all three areas, according to Gartner’s 2014 report. In the 16-bit MCU market, Microchip was the fastest-growing supplier among the top 10 in 2014, growing at greater than 2X the rate of any of the other top 10 companies. Its 32-bit MCUs broke into the top 10 ranking of 32-bit MCU suppliers for the first time in 2014, based on 42.3% growth. For more info, visit www.microchip.com/Homepage-042715a.
Microchip's simple Cloud Development Platform is available on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace and enables embedded engineers to quickly learn cloud based communication. Microchip’s platform provides designers with the ability to easily create a working demo that connects an embedded application with the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service. At the heart of this platform is Microchip’s Wi-Fi® Client Module Development Kit (Part # DM182020), which offers developers a simple way to bridge the embedded world and the cloud, to create applications encompassing the Internet of Things. For more info, visit www.microchip.com/DM182020
Microchip announced a new Verizon Wireless Certified Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Development Platform for CDMA. The full-featured platform (developed by Twisthink, LLC, a Microchip Authorized Design Partner) enables custom embedded firmware application development on the PIC32, 32-bit microcontroller (MCU), with local area and remote cellular connectivity. The platform is pre-certified with two-way communication capability on the Verizon Wireless network. It enables designers to develop on a standard 32-bit platform to collect data, share locally over 10/100 Ethernet and ZigBee® and communicate to a cloud application. The M2M Development Platform (part # DM320017, $379.99) is available for purchase today. For additional information, contact any Microchip sales representative or authorized worldwide distributor. For more info, visit: www.microchip.com/get/33X2
ds1302 clock chip sits below the arduino and the pinout worked VERY well in this layout. its not an i2c chip (it needs 3 diff control wires) but I had exta pins to spare, now. I like this chip since it trickle charges the supercap and has an automatic battery backup with this feature.
Microchip announced the new PIC32 Bluetooth® Audio Development Kit. The full-featured kit enables custom application development on the PIC32 microcontrollers (MCUs) for Bluetooth and USB digital audio solutions. The PIC32 Bluetooth Audio Development Kit that ships with audio streaming demo code delivers up to 24-bit, 192 kHz audio and has been tested with over 100 different Bluetooth audio enabled devices, spanning 18 different manufacturers. The Bluetooth Hardware module and the Bluetooth A2DP audio software have been Bluetooth.org certified, saving the developer significant certification costs. The modular design allows developers to swap out the included daughter boards (one for Audio and one for Bluetooth), to create their own custom versions with their preferred audio and wireless solution. The kit also supports USB Host and Device connectivity, Apple® device authentication module interface, a 2-inch color LCD, five general-purpose button switches, 5 LEDs For more info, visit: www.microchip.com/get/1FL9
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Microchip announced the world’s first H.264 video I/O companion integrated circuits (ICs) optimized for the proven and robust Media Oriented Systems Transport (MOST®) high-speed automotive infotainment and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) network technology. The OS85621 and OS85623 devices expand Microchip’s existing family of MOST I/O companions with a cost-effective video codec solution. To learn more about the OS85621 and OS85623, visit: www.microchip.com/OS86521
Despite new reports and satellite photos showing all of Chacherngsao province (east of Bangkok) flooded. Not all land covered in water is flooded. Microchip Thailand is surrounded by rice farms that always contains water. In fact, this video, taken on Monday, October 31, 2011, shows the farmer needing to pump water INTO his field to provide enough water for the rice.
To make designing RN52-based Bluetooth® accessories faster, Microchip introduced the Bluetooth Audio Evaluation Kit (part # RN-52-EK). This new kit is available today for $169.95. For more info visit www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en560...
Microchip’s new power monitoring IC, the MCP39F501. This device is a highly integrated, single-phase power-monitoring IC designed for real-time measurement of AC power. It includes two 24-bit delta-sigma ADCs, a 16-bit calculation engine, EEPROM and a flexible two-wire interface. An integrated low-drift voltage reference in addition to 94.5 dB of SINAD performance on each measurement channel allows accurate designs with just 0.1 % error across a 4000:1 dynamic range. For more info, visit: www.microchip.com/get/G8CX
Microchip expanded its wireless product portfolio with a certified Bluetooth® Audio Module that supports audio for voice and music. The RN52 module provides extremely low power consumption in a small, surface-mount form factor, and includes standard Bluetooth audio and data profiles for all smart-phone platforms. These features makes it easy for designers to add high-quality wireless audio, combined with data capabilities, in a broad range of applications, such as wireless stereo speakers, headphones, automotive hands-free, medical devices and computer accessories. For more info visit www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/Devices.aspx?dDocName=en560...