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Richardson RFPD Supports mangOH Yellow from Sierra Wireless
Geneva, IL — Richardson RFPD is now offering sales and design support capabilities for the first- released version of the new mangOH Yellow open-source cellular development platform from Sierra Wireless. mangOH Yellow is the newest and smallest mangOH platform for sending edge data to the cloud. It enables designers to build low-power Internet of Things (IoT) applications that can run for 10 years on a battery. Features include: compact form factor; a
snap-in socket to add any CF3-compatible mod- ules, including wireless modules (2G to 4G and LTE-M/NB-IoT, GPS); an IoT expansion card slot to plug in any technology based on the IoT expan-
mangOH Yellow cellular module development kit.
sion card open standard. The device comes with built-in Wi-Fi b/g/n
and Bluetooth® 5.0 with BLE, Bluetooth mesh, and NFC tag, as well as built-in antennas for cel- lular, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC. It also includes a battery charger and battery gauge, multiple LEDs, buzzer and touch button, 15-pin expansion connector, SD card, two-way audio connector, and cloud and connectivity provided for Octave (three free months of usage). 3D-print- able case designs are available. Richardson RFPD, an Arrow Electronics
company, is a leader in the RF, wireless, IoT, and power technologies markets. It brings relation- ships with many of the industry’s top radio frequency and power compo- nent suppliers. Whether it is design- ing components or engineering com- plete solutions, Richardson RFPD’s worldwide design centers and techni- cal sales team provide comprehen- sive support for customers’ go-to- market strategy, from prototype to
production. Contact: Richardson RFPD,
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RFMW Offers Akoustis High-Power IF BAW Filter
San Jose, CA —RFMW is now offering design and sales support for a high- power filter from Akoustis. Capable of handling up to 30 dBm of RF input, this 3830 MHz bandpass filter offers 100 MHz passband with 1.8 dB typical insertion loss. Applications for the AKF-1938 include RF filtering for S- band radar and IF filtering for mmWave defense radar and commer- cial mmWave 5G. The device is her- metically sealed and offered in stan-
Can sit across iOS, Android and Windows devices for full platform ubiquity
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distribution company focused exclu- sively on serving customers that require RF and microwave compo- nents and semiconductors, as well as component engineering support. The company continues to expand its list of products from selective suppliers with RF/microwave expertise. RFMW deploys a highly experienced skilled and technically competent team to assist customers with component
selection and fulfillment. Contact: RFMW, Ltd., 188
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