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Redpine Signals’ Multiprotocol Wireless SoCs and Modules at Rutronik UK

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Redpine-Signals-RUP060Manchester, UK – 28 August 2019  – The ultra-low power multi-protocol wireless SoCs and modules of Redpine Signals’ RS9116 family are available from Rutronik UK in hosted (nLinkTM) or embedded (WiSeConnectTM) software architecture with multiple host interfaces (SDIO, USB, SPI, UART). As a result, they provide great design flexibility for battery operated IoT devices.
The RS9116 family is featuring an internal protocol arbitration manager, who manages the protocols dual band (2.4 and 5GHz) 802.11 a/b/g/n, 802.11j, dual-mode Bluetooth 5 and 802.15.4 for Thread and ZigBee®.
The unique architecture of the SoCs and modules enables the industry’s lowest Wi-Fi standby associated power of less than 50uA. Thus, the battery life of IoT devices, such as security cameras, smart locks, video doorbells, industrial sensors or location tags, is extended three to four times compared to competing solutions by the use of RS9116 components.
By using multiple levels of security, including FIPS 140-2 and PUF (Physically Unclonable Function), the wireless SoCs and modules create a highly secure system, as it is needed for IoT devices.
The modules of the series are footprint compatible, so they can be easily migrated within the product family. With housings as small as 4.63×7.90mm as single band and 9.1×9.8mm as dual band modules they save a lot of space on the circuit board for additional components.
More information on the Redpine RS9116 family can be found here:
Rutronik.com/rs9116 (http://rutronik.com/rs9116)

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