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The xPico 200 family of Lantronix WiFi modules is a reliable solution for wireless communication requiring a robust connection, advanced data security, easy integration and thus reduced costs for the overall industrial IoT solution.
A practical overview of today’s most commonly used technologies for wireless data transfer with a comparison of the main functions, technical requirements, together with examples of their practical use will help you better orientate in the IoT world.
Gateway + router + serial converter + WIFI Bridge + OPEN WRT. All in one tiny package, including 580 MHz processor and own operating system. Just connect a sensor or a relay, and you can start the program for your application. Sounds interesting?
Our new supplier, USR IoT, is an expert in industrial communication IoT products with a focus on serial data networking and M2M applications. ISO9001 quality management with more than 20 years of experience in business guarantees its expertise.
The new wireless module iM282A from IMST GmbH enables up to 10 km range in the license-free 2.4 GHz band. It uses the LoRa modulation with frequency spread and is suitable even for battery-powered applications.
Nowadays, there are many different frequencies and interfaces available for RFID readers. Which are right for your app? Before you make a choice, check all the reader and tag parameters to fit your application.
ESP-Jumpstart is Espressif’s new reference guide which aims to help developers convert their ideas into actual products as quickly as possible.
Did you miss our morning training on serial ports? Never mind, we have a recording for you.
Espressif designed and manufactured several WiFi/BT modules and development boards to help users evaluate functionality of the ESP32 family of chips. The chip itself and modules based on ESP32 chip gained huge popularity and the number of applications built on ESPRESSIF modules grow exponentially.
