Radio Bridge: Designing Flexible, Long-Range Wireless IoT Sensors with Maxim Analog ICs

PublishTime：2022-04-22

●Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Radio Bridge, Inc.designs and manufactures long-range wireless sensors for internet of things (IoT) applications using emerging low-power wide-area network (LPWAN) wireless standards including LoRaWAN, Sigfox, and NB-IoT. The company is making its mark with products that are low in cost and have extended battery life. What also distinguishes Radio Bridge from other sensor companies is its open architecture. Using its optional web-based device management console, designers can remotely provision, monitor, and configure the sensors in the field. Designers can also turn to the company for customization of the sensors for their end applications.
●Remote sensor configuration unleashes the efficiency benefits of the IoT, eliminating the need for field crews to fan out at various locations to gather data or make adjustments. The company's open architecture approach allows it to partner with gateway providers, integrators, and cloud solution providers. "Our goal is to be the leader in LPWAN sensors, and to focus on being the best sensor company in the industry,"said Steve Kilts, co-founder and CEO of Radio Bridge.
●Benefits
■90% lower power
■20% extended battery life
■50% smaller solution size
■Nearly one month saved in development cycle

Brand of Product：	Maxim
Part#：	MAX31856 、 MAX22191 More Part#
Product Category：	Analog ICs More
Application：	[ home security ][ smart city ][ medical device ][ industrial automation industries ] More
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Date of Creation：	2019/12/13
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