other:Article Title: Smart Control and Energy Efficiency in Irrigation Systems Using LoRaWAN
Article Snippet: LoRa communication chips are diverse, including (i) Semtech (Semtech Corporation, Camarillo, CA, USA) SX1308 [ ], SX1301 [ ], SX1276 [ ], SX1278 [ ] and SX1257 [ ]; (ii) HOPERF chip RFM95/96/97/98 [ ] (HOPERF, Shenzhen, China); and (iii) Murata CMWX1ZZABZ (Murata Manufacturing, Nagaokakyo, Japan) [ ].
Battery:Article Title: Systems and methods for electronic ticketing, monitoring, and indicating permissive use of facilities
Article Snippet: .. In one embodiment of the invention, the following components are employed: A plurality of electronic wearable devices, which including the following components: (1) a microcontroller integrated circuit (IC) such as the ATMEGA328-AUR by Atmel, Inc. or EFM32TG110F32-QFN24 by Silicon Labs, (2) A wireless radio transponder IC such as the SX1257 or SX1301 from Semtech, (3) a rechargeable battery, (4) a means of recharging the said battery, possibly through wireless means such as 760308101208 by Wurth Electronics and the NXQ1TXH5/101J by NSP Semiconductors, Inc. (5) an accelerometer or motion-sensing device such as the BMA250E 3-Axis accelerometer by Bosch Sensortec or the ADXL344ACCZ-RL7 by Analog Devices, (5) a non-volatile semiconductor memory unit such as the SST25VF010A by Microchip, Inc., the AT25XV041B-MHV-T by Adesto Technologies, (6) visual indicators which can include the following: (a) LEDs/photodiodes such as the LTRBGFSF-ABCB-QKYO-Z from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Inc., or QBLP679E-RGB from QT Brightek, (b) an LED or OLED screen such as CFAL12864N-A-B4 by Crystalfontz America Inc., (7) a tactile user interface such as the 7914J-1-024E by Bourns, Inc., or similar device, (8) an analog-to-digital converter chip such as the AD7999YRJZ-1500RL7 by Analog Devices, Inc. or the ADS1015IRUGR by Texas Instruments, Inc., and (9) a passive Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) tag. ..
Article Title: Systems and methods for electronic ticketing, monitoring, and indicating permissive use of facilities
Article Snippet: .. In one embodiment of the invention, the following components are employed: A plurality of electronic wearable devices, which including the following components: (1) a microcontroller integrated circuit (IC) such as the ATMEGA328-AUR by Atmel, Inc. or EFM32TG110F32-QFN24 by Silicon Labs, (2) A wireless radio transponder IC such as the SX1257 or SX1301 from Semtech, (3) a rechargeable battery, (4) a means of recharging the said battery, possibly through wireless means such as 760308101208 by Wurth Electronics and the NXQ1TXH5/101J by NSP Semiconductors, Inc. (5) an accelerometer or motion-sensing device such as the BMA250E 3-Axis accelerometer by Bosch Sensortec or the ADXL344ACCZ-RL7 by Analog Devices, (5) a non-volatile semiconductor memory unit such as the SST25VF010A by Microchip, Inc., the AT25XV041B-MHV-T by Adesto Technologies, (6) visual indicators which can include the following: (a) LEDs/photodiodes such as the LTRBGFSF-ABCB-QKYO-Z from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Inc, or QBLP679E-RGB from QT Brightek, (b) an LED or OLED screen such as CFAL12864N-A-B4 by Crystalfontz America Inc., (7) a tactile user interface such as the 7914J-1-024E by Bourns, Inc., or similar device, (8) an analog-to-digital converter chip such as the AD7999YRJZ-1500RL7 by Analog Devices, Inc. or the ADS1015IRUGR by Texas Instruments, Inc., and (9) a passive Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) tag. ..
MicroChIP Assay:Article Title: Systems and methods for electronic ticketing, monitoring, and indicating permissive use of facilities
Article Snippet: .. In one embodiment of the invention, the following components are employed: A plurality of electronic wearable devices, which including the following components: (1) a microcontroller integrated circuit (IC) such as the ATMEGA328-AUR by Atmel, Inc. or EFM32TG110F32-QFN24 by Silicon Labs, (2) A wireless radio transponder IC such as the SX1257 or SX1301 from Semtech, (3) a rechargeable battery, (4) a means of recharging the said battery, possibly through wireless means such as 760308101208 by Wurth Electronics and the NXQ1TXH5/101J by NSP Semiconductors, Inc. (5) an accelerometer or motion-sensing device such as the BMA250E 3-Axis accelerometer by Bosch Sensortec or the ADXL344ACCZ-RL7 by Analog Devices, (5) a non-volatile semiconductor memory unit such as the SST25VF010A by Microchip, Inc., the AT25XV041B-MHV-T by Adesto Technologies, (6) visual indicators which can include the following: (a) LEDs/photodiodes such as the LTRBGFSF-ABCB-QKYO-Z from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Inc., or QBLP679E-RGB from QT Brightek, (b) an LED or OLED screen such as CFAL12864N-A-B4 by Crystalfontz America Inc., (7) a tactile user interface such as the 7914J-1-024E by Bourns, Inc., or similar device, (8) an analog-to-digital converter chip such as the AD7999YRJZ-1500RL7 by Analog Devices, Inc. or the ADS1015IRUGR by Texas Instruments, Inc., and (9) a passive Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) tag. ..
Article Title: Systems and methods for electronic ticketing, monitoring, and indicating permissive use of facilities
Article Snippet: .. In one embodiment of the invention, the following components are employed: A plurality of electronic wearable devices, which including the following components: (1) a microcontroller integrated circuit (IC) such as the ATMEGA328-AUR by Atmel, Inc. or EFM32TG110F32-QFN24 by Silicon Labs, (2) A wireless radio transponder IC such as the SX1257 or SX1301 from Semtech, (3) a rechargeable battery, (4) a means of recharging the said battery, possibly through wireless means such as 760308101208 by Wurth Electronics and the NXQ1TXH5/101J by NSP Semiconductors, Inc. (5) an accelerometer or motion-sensing device such as the BMA250E 3-Axis accelerometer by Bosch Sensortec or the ADXL344ACCZ-RL7 by Analog Devices, (5) a non-volatile semiconductor memory unit such as the SST25VF010A by Microchip, Inc., the AT25XV041B-MHV-T by Adesto Technologies, (6) visual indicators which can include the following: (a) LEDs/photodiodes such as the LTRBGFSF-ABCB-QKYO-Z from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors Inc, or QBLP679E-RGB from QT Brightek, (b) an LED or OLED screen such as CFAL12864N-A-B4 by Crystalfontz America Inc., (7) a tactile user interface such as the 7914J-1-024E by Bourns, Inc., or similar device, (8) an analog-to-digital converter chip such as the AD7999YRJZ-1500RL7 by Analog Devices, Inc. or the ADS1015IRUGR by Texas Instruments, Inc., and (9) a passive Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID) tag. ..
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