Composants électroniques
French Guiana
€ (EUR)
Prix sans TVA
ENHANCED IN SECURITY AND FUTURE PROOF A dual mode class 1 Bluetooth V5.2 module FMB100 is manufactured by the Australian company Flairmesh. A module is certified by the latest Bluetooth 5.2 version, with many IO peripherals, including PIO, AIO, UART / I2C / SPI and USB "The Bluetooth modul FMB100 has been certified according to FCC / CE / RCM / Bluetooth and BQB approved." Flairmesh
We have been together for more than 30 years. Every year has been exceptional and has brought us many challenges. Check what we achieved in 2021. we travelled 240,000 kilometers to see our customers, we delivered packages to more than 100 countries around the world, we issued 80 unique product articles in ten languages, we came up with more than 100 product innovations for your projects... Our goal for the upcoming years is to stay a stable and reliable partner that you can rely on at any time.
11 customers in 2 countries, more than 800km in car... We've gone on a tour to you, directly to your companies. We believe that in today's digital era, it is truly valuable to see our products live and have chance to talk about them.
Thank you for your lasting trust and we wish you full bags of christmas presents. May the 2020 be built around pleasant surprises and building valuable relationships with the people you care about, just as we do. Your SOS electronic team
We are reinventing the way of electronic components distribution. As a multinational distribution company, we supply our electrical components everywhere.
Short video how to use functionality of Product comparator - how to add products and how to show product list.
How to Create a Complex IoT Solution Within Few Hours? We asnwered the question and also demonstrated it during the workshop organized with cooperation of Microsoft Slovakia, AAEON and SOS electronic.
We've baked amazing gingerbreads for all of you. The way we've been making them for the past 2 weeks can be seen in the video.
It looks so easy and yet I still learned so much during its creation. What did I use for it? - ESP8266 WiFi module - Special Christmas LED lighting with WS2811 drivers - Raspberry B v3 - Raspberry camera (for everyone to see that the tree is really lighting up) Greetings from Matúš Čopík, author https://www.soselectronic.com/articles/no-name/technical-background-of-iot-tree-competition-2119
