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Wireless Data Acquisition
Real-time data acquisition is commonly required in a diversity of areas such as power grid, healthcare, industrial production, water conservancy, meteorology and agriculture. In practice, there must be numbers of acquisition spots scattered throughout large areas that are mostly enduring harsh environment. The use of phone lines or cables in these areas for data transfer would get half the result with twice the effort. While wireless networks could cover all the data acquisition points with much lower cost and less effort for installation and maintenance than wired networks. [+MORE]
A complete wireless data acquisition system is basically made up of sensors, analog front-end, a MCU, wireless transceivers, and a remote host. The sensors collect analog information in the natural world and convert it into electronic signals. Then the analog front-end implements sampling, amplifying, filtering and A/D conversion on the output signals from those sensors. The MCU is responsible for processing the digital signals from the front-end and transferring to the wireless transceivers, as well as controlling other function units of the system. The wireless transceiver transmits the acquired data to the remote host and also receives instructions from the host. Currently most transceivers work on ISM band, but other bands used for ZigBee, Wi-Fi, and GPRS/GSM/CDMA can also be found in some wireless data acquisition systems. The selection of wireless bands in practice should be determined by the required data transfer rate, distance and power consumption.
As the wireless communication and RF technologies keep evolving, wireless data acquisition systems present remarkable advantages in terms of easy and fast installation with low cost, and are gradually taking the place of the traditional wired systems.[-LESS]
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DM182015-1
Microchip
This kit provides a method of developing low-power wireless applications based on Microchips wireless protocols. It includes PIC18 Wireless Development Boards, MRF24J40MA transceiver Daughter Boards, RS-232 Serial Accessory Boards as well as the necessary cables. |
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JN5148-EK010
JENNIC/NXP
JN5148-EK010 ZigBee PRO kit provides an environment
for the development of ZigBee PRO applications based on the JN5148 wireless
microcontroller. It comes complete with hardware and software, five wireless sensor nodes, unrestricted software developer kit (SDK),
and example code. The SDK provides a complete set of tools for configuring and managing network and for data
communication. |
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CC2530ZDK
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS
The CC2530ZDK Kit delivers the elements for ZigBee and ZigBee PRO development, based on 2.4GHz IEEE 802.15.4 compliant System-on-Chip, the CC2530, containing all hardware, software, and documentation necessary to build a ZigBee compliant product. The CC2530ZDK includes CC2530-based evaluation modules, SmartRF05EB and SmartRFBB development boards, a USB interface dongle, cables, and antennas. The CC2530ZDK comes with TI's ZigBee compliant Z-Stack supporting ZigBee/ZigBee PRO, and Smart Energy/Home Automation application profiles. |
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STM32W-RFCKIT
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The STM32W RF Control Kit offers a quick way to start using STM32W-based point-to-point wireless control applications. The STM32W RF Control Kit includes one remote board and one receiver board (USB dongle), both fitted with an STM32F103 microcontroller providing easy-to-connect solution between a USB link to the PC world. The Kit is interoperable with other STM32W tool boards to enlarge wireless network capabilities, supporting 802.15.4, ZigBee RF4CE, ZigBee Pro, 6LoWPAN (Contiki) wireless protocols.
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| ANALOG DEVICE |
RF Amplifier |
A Design and Manufacturing Guide for the Lead Frame Chip Scale Package (LFCSP) |
AN-772 |
ADL5531 |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
Designing a Wireless Transceiver System to Meet the Wireless M-Bus Standard |
AN-0987 |
ADF7020-1BCPZ,
ADF7021BCPZ |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
Using an LC Harmonic Filter at 868 MHz and 915 MHz with the EVAL-ADF7020 and EVAL-ADF7025 Evaluation Boards |
AN-917 |
ADF7020-1BCPZ |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
CDR Operation for ADF7020, ADF7020-1, ADF7021, and ADF7025 |
AN-915 |
ADF7020,
ADF7020-1,
ADF7021,
and ADF7025 |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
Using the Test DAC on the ADF702x to Implement Functions Such as Analog FM DEMOD, SNR Measurement, FEC Decoding, and PSK/4FSK Demodulation |
AN-852 |
ADF702x |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
ADSP-BF533 EZ-KIT Lite and ADF70xx Interface |
AN-771 |
ADF70xx |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
ADF7020 RF Port Impedance Values for Matching Purposes |
AN-764 |
ADF7020 |
Click Here |
| DIGI INTERNATIONAL |
Wi-Fi Module |
DIGI Wi-Fi Guide |
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| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
Transceiver |
Reference Oscillator Crystal Requirements for the MC1320x, MC1321x, MC1322x, and MC1323x IEEE 802.15.4 Devices |
AN3251 |
MC1319x,
MC1320x,
MC1321x,
MC1322x |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
Transceiver |
Considerations for the Application of Land Grid Array (LGA) Style Packages |
AN3311 |
MC1320x and MC1321x |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
Transceiver |
Computer Operating Properly (COP) Watchdog (Integrating the COP into MC1321x Synkro, BeeStack and 802.15.4 Applications) |
AN3792 |
MC1321x |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
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Proximity Sensor-based Remote Control |
AN3783 |
MC13213 |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
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Compact Integrated Antennas: Designs and Applications for the MC1319x, MC1320x, and MC1321x |
AN2731 |
MC1319x,
MC1320x,
and MC1321x |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
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MC1319x Coexistence in the 2.4GHz ISM Band |
AN2935 |
MC1319x |
Click Here |
| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
Transceiver |
Freescale IEEE 802.15.4 / ZigBee Hardware Design Considerations Reference Manual |
ZRFETRM |
MC1320x
and MC1321x |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
Interfacing the MRF49XA Transceiver to PIC Microcontrollers |
AN1252 |
MRF49XA |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
MRF49XA Radio Utility Program |
AN1309 |
MRF49XA |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
MRF89XA Radio Utility Driver Program |
AN1340 |
MRF89XA |
Click Here |
| TELIT WIRELESS SOLUTIONS |
GPRS Module |
Telit_Event_Monitor_Application_Note_r2 |
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GM862 |
Click Here |
| TELIT WIRELESS SOLUTIONS |
GPRS Module |
Telit_Run_AT_Remotely_Application_Note_r4 |
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GM862 |
Click Here |
| TELIT WIRELESS SOLUTIONS |
GPRS Module |
Telit_AT_Run_and_Event_Monitor_Services_App_Note_r0 |
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GM864 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
CC1100/CC2500 Wake on Radio (Rev. B) |
AN047 |
CC1100/
CC2500 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Software for CC1100/CC2500 and MSP430 – Examples and Function Library |
AN049 |
CC1100/
CC2500 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Small Size 2.4 GHz PCB Antenna (Rev. D) |
AN043 |
CC25xx/
CC24xx |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Using UART in CC111xFx CC243x CC251xFx and CC253xFx (Rev. B) |
DN112 |
CC111xFx
CC243x
CC251xFx |
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| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Interfacing CC1100 - CC2500 with MSP430 (Rev. A) |
DN400 |
CC1100 -
CC2500 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
CC111xFx CC243xFx CC251xFx CC253xFx SPI Interface (Rev. A) |
DN113 |
CC111xFx
CC243xFx
CC251xFx
CC253xFx |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Powering Low-Power RF Products (Rev. B) |
DN019 |
CC1111/
CC2430/
CC2500 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
Transceiver |
Power Modes in CC111xFx, CC243xFx, and CC251xFx (Rev. B) |
DN106 |
CC111xFx,
CC243xFx |
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| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
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The Wireless World in 2012 |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
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WLAN Design Considerations |
Click Here |
| TEXAS INSTRUMENTS |
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Wireless Everywhere: ZigBee Markets and Technologies |
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| ANALOG DEVICE |
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The Use of Short Range Wireless in a Multi-Metering System |
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| Manufacturer |
Product Type
| White Paper Title
| URL |
| TELIT WIRELESS SOLUTIONS |
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User Guide |
3990150474 |
GE864 |
Click Here |
| ADEUNIS |
ISM Band Module |
Starter kit configuration software |
ARF7690BX |
ARF7581AAX-UN |
Click Here |
| ADEUNIS |
ISM Band Module |
Starter kit configuration software |
ARF7690CX |
ARF7580AAX-UN |
Click Here |
| ANALOG DEVICE |
Transceiver |
Evaluation Boards for SRD Band Transmitters/Transceivers |
EVAL-ADF7020-1DBZ5 |
ADF7020 |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
MRF49XA PICtail Plus Daughter Board (433.92 MHz) |
AC164137-1 |
MRF49XA |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
MRF49XA PICtail Plus Daughter Board (868/915 MHz) |
AC164137-2 |
MRF49XA |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
Transceiver |
MRF89XAM8A PicTail Plus Daughter Board |
MRF89XAM8A |
MRF89 |
Click Here |
| MICROCHIP |
RF Transceiver |
ISM Band Sub-GHz RF Transceiver |
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| ATMEL |
RF Transceiver |
2.4G Radio Transceiver for IEEE802.15.4 and ZigBee Applications |
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Click Here |
| CYAN |
ISM Band RF Module |
ISM Band RF Module in AMR Application Based on Cy-Net |
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| FREESCALE SEMICONDUCTOR |
RF Transceiver |
Zigbee Based on Freescale |
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Click Here |
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Product Type |
Training Title |
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