Energy Micro wins environmental design award

Energy Micro, the energy friendly microcontroller company, has won the Enviromental Design Award at the UK's annual e-Legacy Awards.  The award, made in recognition of the company's ultra low power EFM32 Gecko microcontroller, was presented to Energy Micro's Director of Sales EMEA Ian Fletcher at a prestigious ceremony held at the Roof Gardens, Kensington, London.

Energy Micro wins environmental design award

Now in their fourth year, the e-Legacy awards have become synonymous with Corporate Social Responsibility and reflect an ethos of contributing to the common good, either through aspects of a company's operations or its products.  The Environmental Design Award specifically recognises energy-saving or fuel/power- efficient electronic design.

Winners of the e-Legacy awards are selected via a public on-line vote, with finalists in 7 award categories being selected by a judging panel of representatives from award sponsors, industry experts and Electronic Product Design magazine's editorial team.

Receiving the award, Energy Micro's Director of Sales EMEA Ian Fletcher said, "Knowing that engineers in the UK and worldwide have taken the time to vote and consider that Energy Micro's microcontroller is making such a positive impact on energy saving design is most gratifying and humbling at the same time."

Energy Micro's EFM32 Gecko microcontroller family consumes a fraction of the energy required by other 8, 16 and 32-bit microcontroller solutions.  The EFM32 Gecko microcontroller is in full production, and details of the software and pin-compatible Tiny Gecko and Giant Gecko products have also been announced.  The Gecko microcontrollers are supported by the energyAware tool suite and a rapidly growing community of third party suppliers providing IDE/compilers, debug systems, development kits and real time operating systems.  For further information visit www.energymicro.com