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Component Distributors is excited to announce the Fanstel BT832X. The BT832X is a powerful, highly flexible, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) module using the Nordic nRF52832 SoC and the Skyworks SKY66112-11, an RF Front-End-Module (PA/LNA).
Bluetooth 5 specifications allow reducing bandwidth to achieve up to 4X range while maintaining similar power requirements. Line of sight range between two BT832Xs is measured at 1250 meters for 1Mbps data rate. BT832Xs achieve longer range by superior antenna circuit and an external power amplifier, not by reducing bandwidth.
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| BT832X Product Information: |
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| BT832X Specifications Include: |
| • Nordic nRF52832 with ARM Cortex M4F |
• Integrated DC-DC converter |
| • Serial Wire Debug (SWD) |
• Nordic Soft Device Ready |
| • Over-the-Air (OTA) firmware update |
• Flash/RAM: 512KB/64KB |
| • 32 General purpose I/O pins |
• 12 bit/200KSPS ADC |
| • 3 SPI Master/Slave (8Mbps) |
• Low power comparator |
| • Two 2-wire Master/Slave (I2C compatible) |
• I2S audio interface |
| • UART (with CTS/RTS and DMA) |
| • Skyworks SKY66112-11, an RF Front End Module (PA/LNA) |
| • Complete RF solution with integrated antenna |
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| BT832X Applications Include: |
| • IoT (Internet of Things) |
• Sensors |
| • Wearable |
• Home and building automation |
| • Beacons/Proximity |
• Key fobs |
| • Fitness/Sports |
• Wrist watches |
| • Smart toys |
• Wireless charger |
| • Connected appliances |
• Lighting products |
| • Interactive entertainment devices |
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| About Fanstel |
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Fanstel was founded in 1990, evolving from the original Caller ID boxes to VoIP solutions for enterprise, Android desktop phones, and specialized phones for the hearing impaired.
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| About Component Distributors Inc. (CDI) |
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Component Distributors, Inc. (CDI) is a value-added distributor of high performance LED, power, rf & microwave, precision measurement, and sensor and wireless component technologies. CDI distributes globally and provides local application support and customer service across the Americas.
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