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Utilizing Bluetooth LE Connectivity for the IoT and Mesh Applications

An Electronic Design-hosted webinar sponsored by Avnet and Infineon Technologies

Available On Demand
Originally Broadcast:
Wednesday, December 8, 2021
Sponsor: Avnet and Infineon Technologies
Duration: 1 Hour

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Summary

Next-generation IoT applications require reliable Bluetooth LE connectivity to establish strong connections with sensor hubs and mobile applications. And with more and more processing being pushed to the edge, this cannot come at the sacrifice of performance.

Combining a processor like the Cortex®-M4 with Bluetooth LE support in a single package allows developers to deliver compact, power efficient IoT solutions. These applications can be combined with sensors in smart home, industrial, medical, and smart building environments while taking advantage of Bluetooth® Mesh and human interface device (HID) support.

Learn how to get started quickly with copious code examples and documentation for Bluetooth LE data transfer applications.

Attendees of this webinar will learn: 

  • How AIROC™ CYW20835 delivers superior Bluetooth® 5.2 RF performance enabling reliable and robust wireless connectivity 
  • Use cases for the integrated 96MHz Arm® Cortex®-M4 processor with floating point unit
  • How you can get to market faster with globally certified, easy-to-use development kits and the AIROC™ Bluetooth SDK in Infineon’s ModusToolbox™ Software and Tools

Along with a technical, hands-on demo showcasing a Bluetooth LE data transfer application.

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Speaker

Dilli Sharma, Director of Product Marketing, IoT Compute and Wireless, Infineon Technologies

Dilli Sharma is Director of Product Marketing in the IoT Compute and Wireless business unit at Infineon. Dilli is a seasoned product leader with a track record of defining, developing, and launching semiconductor and software products at scale for verticals from mobile computing (smartphones, tablets, laptops), optical networking, gaming, audio, and IoT. Dilli holds a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Arizona and earned a MBA and MSEE from Southern Methodist University.

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