Fujitsu: Ambiq Micro Apollo3 Blue Wireless SoC expands ultra-low power MCU product portfolio

Fujitsu: Ambiq Micro Apollo3 Blue Wireless SoC expands ultra-low power MCU product portfolio
Up to 96 MHz core frequency and down to 6µA/MHz active power make the Apollo3 Blue ideal for compact, energy sensible and algorithm-heavy devices like hearables and voice-activated edge devices.Langen, November 6, 2018 – Fujitsu Electronics Europe (FEEU) is expanding its product portfolio of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) enabled ultra-low power product portfolio with newly released Apollo3 Blue device from Ambiq Micro. Apollo3 Blue Wireless SoC with integrated Bluetooth low energy (BLE5) come...

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