The “microSP” Technology aims to promote, among the Operators and Manufacturers involved in the Internet of Things sector, the new “microSP” RF Standard specific for “IoT” applications. The standard is based on the Ultra-low energy “microSP” Technology and is aimed in particular at the development of WSN (Wireless Sensor Networks) consisting of one-way wireless sensor and alarms operating on sub-GHz bands. The “microSP” Technology is the ideal solution for WLANs (Wireless Local Area Networks) consisting of wireless devices capable of guaranteeing a maintenance-free lifetime > 20 years. A parallel “LpNBFM” standard (Low power Narrow Band FM) for radio links and specific two-way applications will complete the deployment of “microSP” WLAN networks.
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White Paper
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The Whitepapers are in-depth informative reports to explain the complex concept of the “Internet of Things” world and provide both technical and legal considerations in the design and installation of “IoT” wireless Networks. With the aim of catch the “Billions” using “microSP” Technology… |
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| WP-002 – Billions of Sensors | “Billions” of IoT wireless devices |
| WP-003 – The “microSP” Technology | How to design “Billions” of wireless sensors |
| WP-004 – The Coexistence Conundrum | Collecting data in a “Noisy” World |
| WP-005 – The “Antenna” Conundrum | “Antenna” – what the hell is this stuff ? |
WP-002 is a report on “IoT”, was drafted in 2016 and although it has been superseded by rapid progress in the sector, it maintains its validity above all in the technical-legal aspects.
WP-003 is the document that, taking into account the experience gained in the following years, introduces the “microSP” technology and the advantages that can derive from it in favoring the growth of the “IoT” sector.
Application Note
The “Application Notes” are technical documents that describe the features, performance, and advantages offered by the “microSP” Technology. It is explained, also with practical examples, how to apply “Low Energy” techniques in designing, manufacturing, testing and deploying wireless networks of “IoT” sensors.
| AN-901 – The “microSP” Transmitter | Introduction to the “microSP” Transmitter |
| AN-902 – Wireless Sensor Networks | “WSN” and the “microSP” Technology |
| AN-903 – The “microSP” Receiver | Receive and decode Pulse-modulated Messages |
| AN-904 – Evaluation Boards | Experiment “IoT” wireless techniques. |
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Devices
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Evaluation Boards
| DS-013 – EVT17S3 | microSP Evaluation Board – SPT17x3 Tx Module To be employed with the SPT17S3-D2 Tx Module |
| DS-014 – EVR27A | microSP Evaluation Board – SPT27x3 Rx Module To be employed with the SPT27S3-D2 Rx Module |
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An Application Note (AN-904) is dedicated to the Evaluation Boards and how they can be used both to deepen the understanding of the “microSP” Technology and for tests and experiments related to the RF sector. In the example above the EVR27A with the SPR27S3-D2 receiver is used to analyze, measure and compare the performance of various types of antennas |
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Demo Kit
| DS-021 – Basic Demo Kit | A demonstration kit to quickly start experimenting and learning the basics of microSP Technology. |
| DS-022 – WSN Demo Kit | Start experimenting with the first simple WSN network created by a wireless sensor and a USB Dongle receiver |