Wireless Connectivity
August 2013
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The Wireless Connectivity eNewsletter from TI keeps you up-to-date on new software and hardware releases, developer's information, news and events associated with TI's wireless connectivity solutions.

In this issue:
  • Hardware & Software
  • Start designing today with TI’s newest IOT solution
  • Technical Documents
• Training & Events
  • Other News
• Customer Support Contact Information
 
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Hardware & Software
New! Bluetooth® low energy SensorTag app for Android 4.3
CosensorTI now offers a Bluetooth Smart SensorTag app for Android following the launch of Android 4.3 "Jelly Bean" native support of Bluetooth Smart Ready. The new app, available for free at www.ti.com/sensortag-app-android, removes the barriers to entry for app developers who want to take advantage of the millions of Android smartphones and tablets that will soon be Bluetooth Smart Ready. With Android and iOS support, TI makes Bluetooth Smart "appcessory" development simpler and faster with the CC2541-based SensorTag, which has six commonly used sensors on a single board for quick evaluation and demos.

If you haven’t already, get a $25 SensorTag today
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Start designing today with TI’s newest IOT solution
SimpleLink™ Wi-Fi® CC3000 BoosterPack and the MSP430™ microcontroller (MCU) LaunchPad evaluation kit bundle
Now available for the discounted price of $40.99, the MSP430 LaunchPad and CC3000 BoosterPack bundle includes everything you need to quickly and easily design wirelessly connected ultra-low-power and portable devices in home automation, health and fitness and machine-to-machine applications. Just attach the BoosterPack directly onto the MSP430 LaunchPad easy-to-use development kit to add Wi-Fi capabilities! Buy now through the TI eStore!
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See TI’s complete wireless M-Bus solution

Following on TI’s first-to-market introduction of the ZigBee® stack for the mass market, TI’s industry-leading portfolio provides an industry-first complete wM-Bus ecosystem, including an optimized hardware platform + wM-Bus stack. This optimized system includes multiple MSP430+CC11xx hardware platforms with a wM-Bus stack – a selection of easy-to-use development kits, featuring TI’s MSP430 ultra-low-power microcontroller and CC11xx low-power wireless connectivity devices.

M-Bus solution
Block diagram of a complete wM-Bus N-mode RF system including high efficiency battery management solution
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Technical Documents
DN511 CC112x/C112x RX Sniff Mode
The RX Sniff Mode is a novel feature enabled by the TI Performance Line WaveMatch technology. The receiver only needs 4 bits of preamble for settling, as opposed to legacy receivers that often need 3 - 4 bytes. In a typical RF protocol where several preamble bytes are transmitted, TI Performance Line can autonomously duty cycle the receiver while waiting for a packet. Therefore, the RX Sniff Mode can be used fully transparent to the user, while offering greatly reduced average current without sacrificing RF performance. Read how the RX Sniff Mode can be configured for different TX configurations and how average power consumption can be estimated for a receiver implementing this mode.   
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Training & Events
TI Tech Day offers access to technical experts, emerging applications and tools
Hear expert insights, see the latest cutting-edge technologies, and receive hands-on training at a TI Tech Day. Walk away with samples and discounted tools to help solve your technical design challenges and accelerate your time-to-market. Join fellow design engineers at TI Tech Day, coming to a city near you.

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Other News
How to get started with CC2560/64 Bluetooth evaluation module CC2560-64 Bluetooth evaluation module

To help developers get to market faster, TI recently introduced a new evaluation module (CC256XQFNEM) for Bluetooth/Bluetooth dual-mode applications. The evaluation module supports TI’s CC2560 Bluetooth and CC2564 dual-mode devices giving you a wider range of design options. Check out this blog post to learn how to get started with CC256x evaluation module today!


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Wi-Fi for embedded Internet of Things applications
Interested in embedded Wi-Fi for the IoT? Read this article by TIer Dana Myers in ECN Magazine talking about why Wi-Fi is a great option for connecting devices to the IoT now that Wi-Fi can be added to MCU-based applications.
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Customer Support Contact Information
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