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ZigBee module with 32-Bit ARM Processor
Posted by admin on October 4th, 2008
ZigBee module with 32-Bit ARM Processor – high level of integration. This highly integrated set up is great because it reduces component count making the PCB layout simpler as well decreasing power consumption and overall system cost. Zigbee point-to-multipoint networks can be developed with this single package and only an external crystal, an optional 50 Ohm antenna can be connected. The processor is an ARM7 with 128k serial flash, 96-kbyte RAM, 80k ROM, AES 128-bit encryption and a JTAG debug port. Also included are 2 12-bit analog to digital converters (ADCs), serial peripheral interface (SPI), UARTs, timer and 8 general purpose I\Os. [via]
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