Discover how Bluetooth Low Energy is revolutionizing vehicle RF architectures by unifying key fobs, TPMS, and digital key systems into a single, low-power platform. Evolution of the vehicle RF ...

Windows 11 now supports Bluetooth LE, the low-energy audio specification that allows users to wirelessly connect to devices while consuming less battery power. In an announcement during its Build ...

The latter, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) uses a lot less power and is designed for areas like health care, fitness, and beacons. That’s why wearables like the Fitbit Charge 2 use BLE rather than ...

Bluetooth and WiFi have commonly been combined in a single chip but requirements for these wireless technologies are very different. WiFi supports high bandwidth, whereas Bluetooth Low Energy ...

The Bluetooth Low Energy 5.2 front-end is built-in and it works well with a low-cost PCB antenna. 2. The RSL15 Bluetooth microcontroller includes Arm TrustZone and secure-boot support.

Bluetooth Low Energy, also marketed as Bluetooth Smart, started as part of the Bluetooth 4.0 Core Specification. Initially designed by Nokia as Wibree before being adopted by the Bluetooth Special ...

Waspmote connects any sensor, using any wireless communication protocol, to any Cloud platform. In addition to Bluetooth Low Energy module, Waspmote interfaces with six radio protocols—including Wi-Fi ...

Bluetooth Version 2.1 + EDR and Version 3.0 + HS (commonly referred to as “Classic Bluetooth technology”) and Bluetooth low-energy technology have much in common: they are all low cost, short range, ...

Posted in Games Tagged arm, bluetooth, BTLE, CC2640R2F, controller, launchpad, low energy, ti, video game ← Quantum Computing For Computer Scientists Bandpass Filters From The CNC Mill → ...

The technical detail about the Bluetooth profile is revealed in the context of the story of implant wearer Mathias Bahnmueller, a 49-year-old who suffers from hearing loss and uses the system ...

Bluetooth is getting a new spin-off standard for audio, called LE (low-energy) Audio, announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). This is different from general Bluetooth formats like ...

Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (BLEA) is, as the name implies, a way for devices to push sound around without guzzling power.