Panasonic IoT wireless modules pre-certified at Avnet Abacus
- Auteur:Ella Cai
- Relâchez le:2017-07-07
Avnet Abacus is now selling Panasonic’s RF and wireless modules after extending its European distribution agreement with the supplier.
The RF modules from Panasonic cover a range of communication protocols with ready-to-use modules for Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi.
“This extended distribution deal with Avnet Abacus delivers an even better choice for engineers looking to add pre-tested, certified and fully supported wireless connectivity into their products,” said Max Jakob, Panasonic’s distribution sales director EMEA, product marketing department.
Panasonic also supports RF network protocols, including Bluetooth, ISM and SNAP, through partnerships with software firms. And is able to offer pre-tested and certified RF modules.
Martin Keenan, technical manager at Avnet Abacus, writes:
“These modules are an ideal complement to our current offering for the IoT, including sensors, antennas, batteries and energy storage solutions, enabling us to deliver even more complete solutions for wireless applications and IoT project development.”
The RF modules from Panasonic cover a range of communication protocols with ready-to-use modules for Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy and Wi-Fi.
“This extended distribution deal with Avnet Abacus delivers an even better choice for engineers looking to add pre-tested, certified and fully supported wireless connectivity into their products,” said Max Jakob, Panasonic’s distribution sales director EMEA, product marketing department.
Panasonic also supports RF network protocols, including Bluetooth, ISM and SNAP, through partnerships with software firms. And is able to offer pre-tested and certified RF modules.
Martin Keenan, technical manager at Avnet Abacus, writes:
“These modules are an ideal complement to our current offering for the IoT, including sensors, antennas, batteries and energy storage solutions, enabling us to deliver even more complete solutions for wireless applications and IoT project development.”
