It features two Sensirion SHTW2 humidity and temperature sensors and acts as an intelligent circuit. Developers can incorporate on/off body detection for improved battery management, says the company.
They are designed with higher brightness and contrast with one-tenth the power consumption of a backlit LCD, and offer a thin profile and 160 degree viewing angle. They are also claimed to deliver a faster response time compared with standard LCDs.
Compliant with the LoRaWAN protocol for narrowband wireless connectivity, Murata’s CMWX1ZZABZ-078 is claimed to be the smallest module for LoRa-based wireless connectivity. It is now available from Avnet Abacus.
At next week’s IoT Solutions World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Bittium will exhibit its wearable platform for health monitoring, which is targeted for preventive healthcare. It enables the development of customised products and services quickly and cost-efficiently.
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