Mouser Offers Nordic Semiconductor's Latest Connectivity Solutions
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Mouser Electronics entered into a distribution partnership with Nordic Semiconductor in 2011 and is meeting demand for components and solutions across industrial, medical, and consumer wireless applications.
Mouser supplies the nRF54L15-DK development kit and the nRF54LM20-DK kit, and it also supports application development based on the nRF54LM20A and nRF54LM20B.
The NRF9151-SMA-DK development kit and the NPM2100-EK evaluation kit are also available for purchase from Mouser.
Mouser Electronics offers a wide range of authorized products from Nordic Semiconductor. Mouser and Nordic entered into a distribution partnership in 2011, and the collaboration is meeting engineers' needs for components and solutions across industrial, medical, and consumer wireless applications.
Among those offerings, Mouser is supplying Nordic's nRF54L15-DK development kit. The product is an evaluation and prototyping platform for the BLE wireless SoC "nRF54L" series.
The nRF54L15-DK supports full BLE functionality and major communication protocols. Based on this, it is configured to address a range of wireless applications.
The development kit is suitable for wireless applications such as industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), virtual reality, augmented reality (AR/VR), asset tracking, and smart home products.
Mouser said it has announced plans to supply the nRF54LM20-DK kit to support application development based on the nRF54LM20A and nRF54LM20B wireless SoCs. The nRF54LM20-DK is a single-board development kit.
The kit provides software samples, modules, and libraries for nRF Connect SDK, and it was explained that developer support makes it possible to use all functions of the wireless SoC.
The nRF54LM20A and nRF54LM20B both support BLE, Mesh, Matter, Aliro, Thread, Zigbee, 2.4GHz protocols, up to 4Mbps, and high-speed USB.
Among them, the nRF54LM20B is equipped with the Axon neural network processing unit (NPU), and Mouser explained that the NPU in the nRF54LM20B can accelerate the development of edge AI applications. Examples of acceleration targets include health, biometric, and activity tracking, voice control and audio classification, and low-resolution vision.
Mouser offers Nordic's evaluation and development kits for purchase.
The NRF9151-SMA-DK development kit, available for purchase from Mouser, is designed for in-depth evaluation of the Nordic nRF9151, a LTE-M/NB-IoT SiP module that supports DECT NR+ and GNSS. The kit features SMA connectors, which allow direct connection to laboratory equipment for conducted measurements and to high-performance external antennas for demanding field tests.
The NRF9151-SMA-DK also supports NB-IoT NTN via beta modem firmware. Included items are a Taoglas high-performance antenna for cellular/NTN, a Kyocera antenna for GNSS, a Deutsche Telekom IoT SIM card, an Onomondo IoT SIM card, and a Monogoto IoT SIM card.
Separately, the Nordic NPM2100-EK evaluation kit supports configuration of the nPM2100 power management IC (PMIC) without writing code. The nPM2100 PMIC is designed for low-power battery applications and is specialized to meet the power management requirements of non-rechargeable battery-based products.
The PMIC is designed to maximize battery life with an ultra-efficient boost regulator that supports auto-pass-through mode.
The NPM2100-EK kit can be connected to a PC, and when connected, all PMIC settings can be configured and code for immediate integration into host microcontroller applications can be generated. Mouser also said the NPM2100-EK kit includes six replaceable battery holders that support a variety of primary cell configurations.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406427
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