Cambridge Wireless
Proprietary or open wireless? How to choose the wireless communications for your connected product.
Short Range Wireless SIG: This event will offer the delegate a chance to receive bespoke answers relevant to their particular applications from representatives from the radio supply community.
End date/time : 12th November 2009 17.00
Venue : Vivien Stuart Room, Murray Edwards College, Cambridge CB3 0DF
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This SIG event is championed by Antony Rix of TTP, Peter George of Anritsu MMDE and Tim Whittaker of Cambridge Consultants Ltd. We are delighted that Rohde & Schwarz have kindly agreed to sponsor this important event.
Whilst most of the short-range wireless news concentrates on open standard 'full' systems like Bluetooth and ZigBee, there are many radio systems which have been developed independently by single organisations or small communities of interest.
A 'near-proprietary' system has advantages: it's usually a lot simpler and may therefore be developed more quickly using smaller silicon devices. Because the community of interest is smaller, it's usually a lot quicker to define the system too. In addition, the radio can be optimised to the application, keeping power consumption low, free from interference etc.
In this event, representatives from radio suppliers will present their systems, and explain what they do well. There will also be question and answer sessions in which the SIG will facilitate the comparison of these systems for your particular application.
Events are FREE to Cambridge Wireless Members. Tickets for non-members are £250.00 plus VAT. To join Cambridge Wireless, and attend all future events for free please visit: www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/sign-up
Why not maximise your organisation’s presence at the event by having a display table! Please email admin@cambridgewireless.co.uk to determine availability and charges. Places are already limited!