Tag: BLE

Murata Electronics MBN52832 BLUETOOTH® Low Energy (BLE) 5.0 Module (WSM-BL241-ADA-008) enables ultra-low power connectivity for data communication. The MBN52832 BLE Module integrates Nordic Bluetooth Low Energy IC, RF front end, and crystal into a very small form factor. The...

InnoPhase released the INP1010 and INP1011 Talaria TWO™ modules. The solutions host wireless connectivity and an integrated microcontroller for edge of network IoT designs. According to the company, the Talria TWO is the world’s lowest power Wi-Fi solution because of its...

Arrow Electronics, Panasonic Industry, and STMicroelectronics (ST) have introduced a low-power wireless multi-sensor edge-intelligence solution for smart factory, smart home, and smart life applications. The IoT Solution Module combines Arrow’s engineering and global distribution...

Dialog Semiconductor plc, a leading provider of power management, charging, AC/DC power conversion, BLE, low power Wi-Fi and Industrial ICs, today announced the availability of the DA14531 SmartBond TINY module, empowering customers to build the next generation of connected...

BlueNRG-M2 - Very low power application processor module for Bluetooth® low energy v5.0 The BlueNRG-M2 is a Bluetooth® low energy system-on-chip application processor certified module, compliant with BT specifications v5.0 and BQE qualified. The BlueNRG-M2 module supports multiple...

Laird Connectivity released the new BL653 embedded Bluetooth 5.1 module series which enables industrial OEMs to implement longer range BLE applications in the harshest industrial operating environments. The BL653 is a complete multi-protocol embedded wireless offering with processing...

Würth Elektronik announced the Bluetooth Low Energy 5.1 module Proteus-III and the proprietary version Thyone-I. The modules, measuring only 8 × 12 × 2 mm, with integrated antenna, encryption technology and six configurable IO pins, are based on the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840...

Many of our clients face a common challenge when undertaking IoT projects. They are experts in their own fields, and most of of them have a great idea, a proof-of-concept (PoC), or a sophisticated algorithm that addresses some specific need. They have simulated their solution in Matlab...