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December, 2020 Wi-Fi 32-Bit MCU Module from Microchip
CHANDLER, AZ — Microchip Technology has launched, reportedly, the first Wi-Fi microcon- troller unit (MCU) module with the company’s Trust&GO-enabled unique verifiable identity. For developers designing secure industrial
IoT systems, Microchip’s highly integrated WFI32E01PC is a Trust&GO secured platform- enabled Wi-Fi MCU module that is pre-provi- sioned for cloud platforms. The WFI32E01PC is compliant to Wi-Fi Alliance (WFA) specification and fully certified with the FCC, IC and RED world regulatory agencies. The Trust&GO platform inside the
WFI32E01PC streamlines the process of network authentication using secure element technology, which is preconfigured and pre-provisioned for cloud authentication. The new technology includes a premium
PIC32 MCU core, rich peripherals and a proven hardware security platform, enabling it not only to provide Wi-Fi but also to serve as a powerful MCU
core for the entire industrial IoT system. Unlike module-based designs, discrete
designs can be difficult, due to the need to develop drivers and circuits for multiple chips, especially when the chips are from different vendors. Often it is difficult to receive system-level support from vendors as their expertise is only in products they offer. Embedded designers can benefit from the
new highly integrated module solution that pro- vides industrial-grade MCU functionality, robust Wi-Fi communication and hardware secu-
rity and authentication. Contact: Microchip Technology, Inc., 2355
West Chandler Boulevard, Chandler, AZ 85224 % 480-792-5047 E-mail:
WFI32E01PC-I Wi-Fi MCU.
brian.thorsen@
microchip.com Web:
www.microchip.com
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tances of 0.2 to 0.8 in. (6 to 20 mm). The new connectors are designed to give developers a high degree of ver- satility when it comes to designing PCB connections. EMC shielding protects the sig-
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