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Product category: Wireless Communications
News Release from: Xemics | Subject: XE1202SK
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 17 February 2003

Starter kit evaluates low-power
transceiver

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Xemics has enhanced its design-in tools line-up with a new low-cost development platform.

Xemics has enhanced its design-in tools line-up with a new low-cost development platform The XE1202SK starter kit enables the demonstration of two-way communication between two radio boards to facilitate 'out of the box' range-testing demonstration

A PC graphical user interface enables a simple but practical development environment for evaluation of the RF transceiver.

The XE1202SK performs basic functions with a ping-pong demo as the default configuration, plus features such as XE1202 register configuration and transmission/reception of a serial datastream between two units.

With prices at $250 per kit, which includes two main boards, RF modules, instructions and software, this is a low cost tool kit enabling RF evaluation of the XE1202SK basic functions of; configuration in transmitter receiver or sleep mode, frequency deviation selection, filter bandwidth and output power management.

The easy to use XE1202SK enables the demonstration of two-way communication between two radio boards, practical demonstration with an easy to use ping-pong demo, ''range'' and ''site survey'' testing but also the evaluation of the RF transceiver through a user friendly PC GUI interface.

The demo can be customised with user settings.

In addition the user can select between three frequencies and four output powers.

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