Low-power devices for simultaneous data processing with sensor input

ON Semiconductor has launched its Intel® Quark™ processor family application IoT solutions for various IoT applications.

. Intel® Quark™ processors for IoT products provide flexible, low-power computing for a variety of small form factor applications that deliver low-cost connectivity, integration, and compatibility for the intelligent Internet of Things.
With the introduction of a growing range of Intel® Quark™ processors, intelligent computing is introducing low-power devices for sensor input and data-driven applications.

ON Semiconductor has integrated the Intel® Quark™ processor with a comprehensive suite of motor drives, industrial-grade power management solutions, and motor controller algorithms to power its Direct Torque Control Space Vector Modulation (DTC-SVM) motor control platform for brushless DC (BLDC) and AC inverter motors.

Connecting ON Semiconductor's Intelligent Power Module (IPM) with the Intel® Quark™ Microcontroller D1000

The platform connects ON Semiconductor's Intelligent Power Module (IPM) with the Intel® Quark™ microcontroller D1000. It also enables high acceleration at low speeds and high torque, reduces conversion losses by 10% and reduces waiting time by a factor of 10.

“We are excited to collaborate with Intel, who share our strategic vision to enable the Internet of Things,” said David Somo, vice president of marketing at ON Semiconductor. “This will accelerate system architecture and enhance the overall functionality of our motor control solutions focused on a wide range of applications. Intel’s IA architecture extends to the latest cloud computing offerings, bringing the benefits of a comprehensive development tool ecosystem that simplifies and accelerates customer development.”

“The new Intel® Quark™ microcontrollers deliver flexible, low-power computing for a wide range of IoT applications,” said Dipti Vachani, vice president and general manager of Intel’s Quark Solutions Division. “ON Semiconductor’s IoT solutions, powered by Intel chips, will add value to the hardware, software and development ecosystem that end-product developers need, enabling them to quickly bring new, innovative products to market.”