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  TI says its MSPM0 is the world’s most teeny, tiny 32-bit microcontroller. It’s smaller than a grain of white rice and costs 16 cents.

  By Steven Leibson

  Apr. 21, 2025

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  Microchip’s new $30 debugger fulfills Jack Ganssle’s prophecy from 30 years ago

  By Steven Leibson

  Apr. 14, 2025

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  TI says its MSPM0 is the world’s most teeny, tiny 32-bit microcontroller. It’s smaller than a grain of white rice and costs 16 cents.

  By Steven Leibson

  Apr. 21, 2025

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EE Journal

EE Journal is an online media company based in Portland, Oregon, that focuses on electronics and electronic engineering content. It serves as a digital platform delivering news, analysis, and insights related to the electronics industry, with particular emphasis on artificial intelligence, chip design, and semiconductor technology. The core offering of EE Journal is its editorial content, which includes articles, technical analyses, and historical retrospectives on various electronic engineering topics. The journal covers a wide range of subjects, such as semiconductor companies and electronic design automation (EDA). It provides in-depth technical knowledge and industry context, appealing to professionals, engineers, and enthusiasts in the field. EE Journal targets a specialized audience of electronic engineers, semiconductor industry professionals, and technology developers. Its content helps readers stay informed about industry innovations and technological advancements, supporting the knowledge needs of those engaged in electronics design and related fields.