ULP Wireless Quarter
The ULP Wireless Quarter - Winter 2009
This quarterly publication is intended to keep interested parties up-to-date on what’s happening with both proprietary and Bluetooth low energy wireless technology at Nordic Semiconductor.
READ THIS 16-PAGE WINTER 2009 ISSUE TO LEARN ABOUT:
- Wireless for the masses: Nordic’s nRF24LE1 and nRF24LU1+ 2.4GHz ULP transceiver SoCs now come in a low cost variant with one-time-programmable memory
- Professional voting system using Nordic's nRF24L01+ 2.4GHz ULP transceivers support up to 15,500 wireless keypads simultaneously
- 2.5 billion Bluetooth low energy chips to ship by 2014
- Editorial: Remote controls - the next battleground for RF
- What’s new from Nordic: ANT transceivers break the ten microamp current barrier
- Feature: The rising (RF) star for consumer electronics remote controls
- Application/Comment: 2010 debut for 'dream' 3D controller using wireless magnetic tracking
- Interview: Brian Macdonald of ANT answers question about the software powering Nordic's nRF24AP2 transceiver
- RF modules: Prototyping with a module can avoid range disappointment
- ANT application: Sports equipment makers back wireless connectivity interface
- Bluetooth low energy: Bluetooth's ultra low power extension will address the medical authorities' concerns regarding electromagnetic compatibility
