“Our goal is to accelerate our customer’s innovation process by providing them with best-in-class products from around the world,” said Axel Tripkewitz, FEEU’s president and managing director. “Ambiq’s Apollo 2 will be another important cornerstone in our line card, helping our customers to build wearables and IoT devices with maximised performance and minimised power consumption.”
Featuring an ARM Cortex-M4F core, the MCU can operate at up to 48MHz and consumes around 10µA/MHz, which is said to double battery life for wearables and IoT devices. Along with 1Mbyte of flash and 256kbyte of RAM, the part features: 14bit A/D converters; a digital microphone interface; a voltage comparator; temperature sensor; I2C/SPI interfaces; a UART; and integrated buck-converter.
