This new Ti microController is the size of black pepper flakes

Texas Instruments says he has shrunk the size of the smallest microcontroller in his industry with a new Mcu with the size of black pepper flakesS

The MCU package is only 1.38 square millimeters in size and is part of the company’s ARM Cortex line of built -in designs. Ti says the product is aimed at small products, including medical media, headsets, stylus pens and electric toothbrushes. The product includes a 12-bit analog-numeric converter And it has 16KB flash memory and 1KB SRAM and works with 24MHz.

The dimensional device is known as MSPM0C1104. Alas, it’s as catchy as it gets (without Pepperpower for this piece of technology).

Ti says Microcontroller costs 16 cents per unit in quantities of 1000, which means that a company can get a project for an army of Spiders robots for only $ 160. Ti shows this and other MCU (not related to Marvel) in Built -in World 2025 in Nuremberg, Germany.