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Silicon Labs’<\/a> new SiMG301<\/a> is the first wireless SoC built on a 22-nanometer (nm) process node<\/a>, according to the company. Representing an increase in performance and integration, the SiMG301 is designed to deliver advanced compute power, flexible memory, security, and streamlined external component integration. Purpose-built for line-powered smart devices, it offers the ideal LED lighting<\/a> solution for Bluetooth<\/a>, Zigbee<\/a>, and Matter over Thread<\/a> applications.<\/p>\n Jake Alamat, Senior Vice President of Home and Life IoT at Silicon Labs, says, \u201cThe SiMG301 SoCs integrate key components into a single device and enable concurrent operation over multiple wireless networks like Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Matter, helping device makers to increase functionality while saving on costs and space for cutting-edge IoT devices like smart lighting.\u201d<\/p>\n The 22 nm process node enables Silicon Labs’ devices\u00a0to meet the demands for more processing power at far-edge devices across all IoT applications in key areas, including\u00a0smart cities and civil infrastructure<\/a>, commercial buildings<\/a>, retail and warehouses<\/a>, smart factories and Industry 4.0<\/a>, smart homes<\/a>, personal and clinical healthcare<\/a>, and the demand for increasingly portable, secure, compute-intensive applications.<\/p>\n The SiMG301 is already in production for key customers and is planned for general availability in the third quarter of 2025.
The SiMG301 is the first product released in Silicon Labs’\u00a0next-gen Series 3 platform. To learn more about the Series 3 platform and how it is advancing wireless connectivity, visit:<\/p>\n Additionally, Silicon Labs will highlight the SiMG301 along with its portfolio of industry-leading innovations during the 2025 Works With conference series.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Register for Works With<\/a> today. Tiera Oliver, Associate Editor for Embedded Computing Design, is responsible for web content edits, product news, and constructing stories. She also assists with newsletter updates as well as contributing and editing content for ECD podcasts and the ECD YouTube channel. Before working at ECD, Tiera graduated from Northern Arizona University where she received her B.S. in journalism and political science and worked as a news reporter for the university\u2019s student led newspaper, The Lumberjack.<\/p>\n
\nWhile the SiMG301 has broad applicability for line-powered devices, its primary use cases revolve around smart lighting in both home and commercial environments.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\n\tMultiple Processing Cores\u00a0enable more demanding applications while reducing power consumption. The SoC features a 150 MHz Cortex-M33 application core, along with dedicated cores for the radio and security subsystems.
\n\tCo-packaged Flash, up to 4 MB, with up to 512 kB of RAM,\u00a0helps future-proof devices as specifications like Matter evolve.
\n\tRobust Security with Silicon Labs Secure Vault High<\/a>, the first security suite to achieve PSA Level 3 certification. With new features like Authenticated Execute in Place and DFA Detection, the SiMG301 is further protected against local and remote attacks.
\n\tIntegrated LED lighting control circuits and LED pre-drivers simplify the end product design while reducing product cost.
\n\tConcurrent Multiprotocol (CMP) allows the SiMG301 to operate on Zigbee, Bluetooth, and Matter over Thread networks at the same time, simplifying manufacturing SKUs and consumer usability.
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\n\tWorks With Summit: October 1-2 in Austin, TX
\n\tWorks With Bay Area: October 7 in Santa Clara, CA
\n\tWorks With Shenzhen: October 23
\n\tWorks With Bangalore: October 30
\n\tWorks With Virtual: November 19-20
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\nFor more information, visit:\u00a0www.silabs.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n