Helicomm has demonstrated a series of ZigBee-Ready module products at the ZigBee Alliance Member Meeting and Open House in September. The demonstration showcased the ZigBee-ready networking modules co-developed with Silicon Laboratories, a leader in high performance analog-intensive, mixed-signal ICs.
"We strive to provide the most complete ZigBee-Ready wireless solution for customers," said Helicomm president, Jack Sun. "This alliance enables Helicomm to combine our flexible networking software and FCC-certified modules with Silicon Labs' high-performance CMOS microcontroller, flexible tool set expertise and global presence into broadest range of standards-based wireless networking solutions."
"Our partnership enables the delivery of a turnkey hardware and software solution for the short range wireless market," said Derrell Coker, vice president of Silicon Laboratories. "We offer customers a high performance, ultra low power, highly integrated solution for their wireless applications like monitoring and control."
The line of ZigBee-ready products consists of four IP-Link embedded modules, as indicated in the table. Featuring Silicon Laboratories' 8051-based microcontrollers, the new IP-Link Modules provide a broad selection of high performance and low power networking solutions. Offering small form factor and flexible antenna options, these modules support customers to either embed applications or use them as plug-and-play modems.
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