RFM offers a full set of custom embedded wireless networking solutions like Zigbee wireless mesh sensor networks, RF modules, IC transceiver, IC transmitters and IC receivers. RFM, Inc. manufactures low power wireless and RF radio modules, wireless mesh nodes for distributed sensing on distributed sensor networks. Low Power radio, n../arrowband and short range devices, front end saw filters, active RFID, RFIC, coupled resonator filters, single silicon chips in the 70MHZ and 300-1000Mhz range.
The WSN802GAEDK-A kit allows for full demonstration or development of the WSN802G transceiver modules.
The WSN802G transceiver module is a low cost, robust solution for 802.11g sensor
networks. The WSN802G’s very low sleep current makes long life battery operation
practical. The WSN802G module includes analog, digital and serial I/O, providing
the flexibility and versatility needed to serve a wide range of sensor network applications.
The WSN802G module is easy to integrate and is compatible with standard
802.11b/g access points.
The WSN802GAEDK-A Contains: 1 WSN802GPA-E module, 1 WSN802GPA development board, Serial and USB Cables, 9 V Battery and Wall-mount Power Supply, Antenna, Program CD with software and manuals, Quick Start Guide AND wireless router
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White Papers
Wireless Transceivers—Make or Buy? In choosing to add wireless data capability to a new or existing product, every designer faces a critical decision: whether to engineer the functionality in-house or buy a ready-made module for the application. This paper provides a cost analysis to explore the relative merits of each approach. (~ 160 KB, Adobe PDF format)
Case Studies
Automated manufacturing Wireless IP networking brings efficiency to high-volume monogramming and embroidery.
Digital sign control A maker of commercial electronic signs chose RFM HopNet wireless serial modems to replace costly cabling runs.
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