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By taking advantage of the feature-rich CC2511F32 microcontroller from Texas Instruments, the Wixel provides integrated 2.4 GHz wireless communication, 32 KB of flash memory, 4 KB of RAM, full-speed USB interface and 15 general-purpose I/O lines (including 6 analog inputs). A single Wixel can be used as a computer-interface device, such as a USB-to-serial adapter, and it can even serve as the main controller for your system. Minion City. EXP TECH. The Pololu Wixel is a general-purpose programmable module featuring a 2.4 GHz radio and USB.
The Wixel is based on the CC2511F32 microcontroller from Texas Instruments, which has an integrated radio transceiver, 32 KB of flash memory, 4 KB of RAM, and a full-speed USB interface. A total of 15 general-purpose I/O lines are available, including 6 analog inputs, and the 0.1" pin spacing makes the Wixel easy to use with breadboards and perfboards. These features give you three main ways to use this general-purpose module: Directly connect the Wixel to a PC to create a wireless USB dongle. Add USB connectivity to your project via the Wixel. A single Wixel can be used as a computer-interface device, such as a USB-to-serial adapter, and it can even serve as the main controller for your system. Advanced users can modify apps to suit the needs of their specific projects, and the apps serve as examples for programming the CC2511. EXP TECH. The RFu-328 is the world’s smallest, most affordable, RF capable, over the air Arduino IDE programmable device: Smallest: 25% less volume than a 328 DIP chip alone Most affordable: under £4 for bare board or £15 with SRF RF capable: SRF or Hope RFM12B Over the air programmable: using SRF Aimed at making Arduino powered products a reality.
Ideal for lower power or smaller size projects and even small scale product production, this tiny module is perfect for the new age of the Internet of Things. The module has an SRF radio module installed so it's an out the box low power RF node. It's the world’s only SOM (system on module) Arduino device that can be programmed over the air direct from the Arduino IDE. EXP TECH. Our extremely popular easy to use RF serial data module with great range and XBee style pin layout.
The XRF has now had over an equivalent of 20 million hours of run time in the field, quite stagering for something so affordable. Provides an out-of-the-box wireless RF serial connection without any need for programming or end-user configuration, when we say plug them in and go we mean it, they transfer serial data transparently without requiring any initial config. Operates in the ISM bands (868 to 915 MHz) and that means it has a greater range than Bluetooth, WiFi or Zigbee sytle 2.4 GHz units that sport the same footprint. That means it goes through more walls and reaches further. We have had reports of customers sending data over more than 3 KM using the standard supplied whip antennas out side.
Comes pre-loaded with Ciseco firmware which enables the XRF to interwork with all other Ciseco RF modules, without any programming or configuration. WiNode 4 (Kit) A Standalone wireless control and monitoring board.
Includes real time clock, dual motor driver and micro sd card slot. Supplied as standard at 868 MHz. In Stock. The JeeLabs Shop - JeeNode (v6) Panstamp - Documentation wiki and source code. New repeater mode - panStamp. Our Arduino panStamp library now supports repeating packets along multiple repeaters.
This feature can be enabled on any "always on" device so there is no need to use dedicated repeaters for this. How to enable this new repeater mode from firmware? This is a basic example of a repeater being enabled for up to four repeating hops: #include "regtable.h"#include "panstamp.h" void setup(){ // Init panStamp panstamp.init(); // Enable repeater mode panstamp.enableRepeater(4);} Wireless Arduino-compatible miniatures. The IoT platform GroveStreams is a new IoT platform in the cloud designed to interact with users and remote M2M networks.
Some developers let us know their interest in integrating with GoroveStreams since it seems to be providing some nice capabilities such as: On-line graphs and data logsEvent handling and calendarsSMS alertsGUI widgets that can be inserted into custom web pagesRESTful API. Arduinode - Wireless sensor node (WSN) network protocol for arduino. Multi hop data routing with dynamic ID allocation. Arduinode is a protocol for a wireless sensor net.
Communication is handled in the background, neighbor nodes find each others and span the net. Some of its core features are: multi hop packet routing, dynamic id allocation, collision avoidance and rebroadcasting of lost messages. Wireless modules - panStamp. PanStamps AVR are small wireless modules programmable from the Arduino IDE.
Intel® Galileo Development Board - Arduino Certified ID: 1637 - $99.00. Galileo is a microcontroller board based on the Intel® Quark SoC X1000 Application Processor, a 32-bit Intel Pentium-class system on a chip (datasheet). It’s the first board based on Intel® architecture designed to be hardware and software pin-compatible with Arduino shields designed for the Uno R3. Digital pins 0 to 13 (and the adjacent AREF and GND pins), Analog inputs 0 to 5, the power header, ICSP header, and the UART port pins (0 and 1), are all in the same locations as on the Arduino Uno R3. This is also known as the Arduino 1.0 pinout. Galileo is designed to support shields that operate at either 3.3V or 5V. The core operating voltage of Galileo is 3.3V. Of course, the Galileo board is also software compatible with the Arduino Software Development Environment (IDE), which makes usability and introduction a snap.
Visit the FAQ page for further information. Flutter: $20 Wireless Arduino with half mile (1km) range. by Flutter Wireless. Flutter is a wireless electronics development platform based on Arduino. With over 3200ft (1km) of usable range, a powerful ARM processor, and integrated encryption, Flutter makes it easy for you to build projects that communicate across the house, across the neighborhood, and beyond. Whether you want to check the temperature of a beer-brewing setup, have your mailbox send you a text message when the mailman arrives, control a swarm of flying robots, or just turn on your lights with your phone, Flutter gives you the range, power, and flexibility to do it. We’re not just building circuit boards though. Our goal is simple: make it easier for engineers, makers, builders, and hackers to go farther with their projects than ever before. JeeLabs RFM12B Board Kit. This board is the perfect way to interface traditional Arduinos (or other microcontrollers) to JeeNodes.
While we like our JeeLink modules a lot, as an easy way to get going with wireless, this board is a quick and easy add-on to Arduinos, to leverage your current technology. The RFM12B Board is a compact breakout board for HopeRF’s RFM12B radio module, as featured on all JeeNode and JeeLink boards. If you are looking for an affordable way to add wireless communication to your Arduino (compatible) board, this is the board to get. The board works with a whole range of Arduino (compatible) boards, such as official Arduino boards (both 5V and 3.3V versions), Freeduino, JeeNode SMD kit, RBBB and Boarduino. For ease of use, the header pins are labeled with signal names as well as Arduino pin numbers. XinoRF - 100% Arduino UNO R3 based dev board with radio transceiver. Product description This is an easy to use digital electronics development board. It's a hybrid of the phenomenally popular Arduino UNO R3 and our SRF-U wireless module. The combination provides some truely unique features: The board is in stylish blue colour just like the original Arduino.
We think it's the easiest wireless to use anywhere, here's a quick example that will send a simple text string to another XRF family radio.