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The wireless technologies that will define the IoT era As Internet of Things (IoT) applications proliferate, so do the wireless technologies that enable them. It is hard keeping track, because there are just so many possible options, with a constant stream of updates and further additions to factor in too. |
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Bluetooth modules based on Nordic SoC Laird Connectivity has selected Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52840 Bluetooth 5/Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth LE) multiprotocol system-on-chip (SoC) to power two products in its BL654 Series: the power-amplified |
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SoCs and software for smart home and IIoT Silicon Labs has introduced the next generation of its Wireless Gecko platform, Series 2, designed to make Internet of Things (IoT) products more powerful, efficient and reliable. Building on the RF and |
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Indoor LoRaWAN gateway The LPS8 from Dragino Technology is an open-source LoRaWAN gateway that lets the user bridge a LoRa wireless network to an IP network via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The gateway’s LoRa wireless technology allows |
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LoRa temperature and humidity sensor The Dragino LHT65 temperature and humidity sensor is a Long Range (LoRa)-enabled device with an external connector to connect to external sensors such as a temperature sensor, soil moisture sensor, tilting |
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Bluetooth/Wi-Fi combo module Feasycom has released the FSC-BW101, a Bluetooth/Wi-Fi combo module supporting Wi-Fi dual-frequency (2,4 GHz/5 GHz) 802.11a/b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth dual-mode (classic Bluetooth + BLE. With a working temperature |
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Li-Fi illuminates the way to higher data rates Radio spectrum is a precious resource and it quickly gets filled up. It did not take long for users of Wi-Fi in urban areas to understand how interference from nearby routers would affect the communications |
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Managing the IoT on an energy budget Historically, users wanted MCUs because they could process data and solve problems faster than a human could. MCUs also help make products more convenient and consistent in behaviour. The microcontroller |
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Accounting for PIM with distributed antenna installations Passive intermodulation (PIM) distortion is the result of discontinuities, metal-to-metal contact, and material properties that lead to nonlinear characteristics of typically linear passive transmission |
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FiRa Consortium seeks to revive UWB A new consortium has been launched in an effort to resurrect UWB (Ultra-Wideband) technology, which gradually faded into obscurity following its initial release due mainly to its inability to compete |
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Project kickstarts SA’s use of TV white spaces The US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) has awarded a grant to support a project to help improve Internet access to rural areas of South Africa.
The grant, which focuses on facilitating export opportunities |
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iCorp Technologies launches its new IoT slogan create |connect |communicate, iCorp Technologies’ new slogan, was launched on 1 August 2019.
This comes as a very deliberate progression from the company’s previous slogan, ‘inspire| innovate | implement,’ |
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