Development Platform for ADF702X family of ISM band Transceivers
Analog Devices Inc.
Description
This development platform provides the hardware and software to both evaluate and develop a low power, low data rate, wireless network using any of the ADF702X ISM band transceivers with the...
Features
ADIismLink - ETSI 868/433MHz duty cycled protocol and FCC 902-928MHz Frequency Hopping protocol. Low power, duty cycled protocol intended mainly for wireless sensor, telemetry and alarm applications. Star Network Topology, 1 Base Unit & up to 255 remote End Points. PHY and MAC layers of ADIismLink highly configurable in application software. ADIismLink restricted source code provided to allow user specific applications to be developed. Several demonstration networks provided including a temperature sensor network. Allows out of the box range testing. Detailed documentation explaining the ADIismLink protocol, hardware, and application software.
Related Datasheets
| Part Number | Description | Category |
| • ADF7010 | High Performance ISM Band ASK/FSK/GFSK Transmitter IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7011 | High Performance ISM Band ASK/FSK/GFSK Transmitter IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7012 | Single Chip Low Power UHF Transmitter | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7020 | ISM Band Transceiver IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7020-1 | High Performance, ISM Band, FSK/ASK Transceiver IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7021 | High Performance Narrowband ISM Transceiver IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7021-N | High Performance Narrow-Band Transceiver IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • ADF7901 | High Performance ISM Band ASK/FSK Transmitter IC | ICs, Power Management |
| • EVAL-ADF70XX | Development Platform for ADF702X family of ISM band Transceivers | ICs, Power Management |
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