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Wheel of Blinking LEDs–Wireless Time Synchronization

Ultra-low power and reliability are critical requirements for wireless sensor networks deployed in Industrial IoT applications. The demo shows how precise time synchronization enables low duty-cycling (low power) and channel-hopping (reliability).

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MOD WIRELESS TEMP SENSOR W/BATTDC2126AMOD WIRELESS TEMP SENSOR W/BATT0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
ETERNA QUIKEVAL ADAPTERDC9005BETERNA QUIKEVAL ADAPTER1 - Immediate$248.96View Details
CARD INTERFACE ETERNA SMARTMESHDC9006ACARD INTERFACE ETERNA SMARTMESH2 - Immediate$2,211.86View Details

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