Thursday, September 30, 2010
Tronixstuff Reviews DataBridge™ Wireless Modules
Friday, September 10, 2010
Reselec to Distribute DataBridge™ Wireless Modules
Friday, July 16, 2010
Jameco Electronics to Distribute DataBridge™ Wireless Modules
Starman Electric announces the addition of DataBridge™ Wireless Modules to Jameco Electronics catalog for product distribution. Jameco Electronics has been providing quality electronic component distribution and service for over 35 years, and we are pleased to add our wireless products to their catalog. Two models have been added to the catalog, including DataBridge™ SE1200A with internal antenna, and DataBridge™ SE1200D high power model with external SMA antenna connector.
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Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Press Release: Starman Electric Offers Guarantee on Wireless RF Modules
Starman Electric announces 100% guarantee policy on DataBridge™ Wireless RF modules. The guarantee extends coverage to all wireless products sold by Starman Electric, reducing the risk for new product development. “We know that customers take a risk when developing new products, but we want them to know that Starman Electric stands behind its products one-hundred percent. We’re confident that DataBridge™ Wireless Modules will be reliable and suit many applications well, and we want to share this product with the world.”, said Michael Starman, Founder of Starman Electric.
When asked about customers who may abuse the policy, Starman added, “There are always going to be people that take advantage of things, but we’re not going to let a few bad eggs spoil the bunch. We know that overall, people want to know they are getting quality products that work.”
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Going Wireless with Wired Systems
Wireless is becoming ever more popular in today's modern electronics and circuits. Consumers are demanding wireless for its sleek appeal and freedom of movement, and for some applications it's a requirement. However, for developers this means learning more about how wireless technologies work, and how wireless can be incorporated into existing products.
There are several chip sets and modules available on the market for making the transition to wireless, however, many of them are complex so incorporating wireless into a product is not always an easy step. Starman Electric's wireless modem module, DataBridge, makes wireless effortless by allowing the user to treat the wireless as a wire. This makes wireless transparent, and modules can be easily added to an existing design. This allows developers to create quick wireless links within seconds. DataBridge modules include both inputs and outputs for digital, analog, and serial UART data signals.
DataBridge modules offer a simple solution with reliability in the same package. With its proprietary modulation technique, these modules work well in industrial environments where harsh RF noise can be a common problem. Databridge modules take advantage of both DSSS and FHSS modulation techniques, which greatly improves reliability and also lowers power consumption during transmission. This is especially important in the growing wireless world where the airwaves are becoming increasingly dense, and avoiding interference is critical.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Getting Started Guide Available
Download guide through Starman Electric Website.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Starman Electric Releases DataBridge™ Wireless I/O Modules
DataBridge™ is a wireless I/O transceiver module used for point-to-point bridging of analog, digital, and Serial UART RS-232 data. Two modules automatically link together and function as a wireless cable, bridging both sides through a low-latency, full-duplex wireless RF link.
Signals are sampled and repeated 200 times per second with a latency of only 5 milliseconds. DataBridge™ offers the lowest latency on the market, while maintaining low power and long range. Reliable data delivery is ensured by avoiding interference through frequency hopping, and data integrity is maintained using checksums and acknowledgments.
Using simple jumpers, each DataBridge™ device can be configured as a master or slave, and up to 16 device pairs can operate in the same area by setting a Network ID. UART baud rates are also configurable without software, and can display all I/O and status information for additional control.
No software configuration or programming is required.
Features:
Easy Point-to-Point Wireless
Analog, Digital, and Serial Bridge
6 Digital Inputs, 6 Digital Outputs
2 Analog Inputs, 2 Analog Outputs
UART Data Transmit and Receive
200 Samples per Second
Extremely Low Latency (5mS)
Full-duplex Communication
2.4Ghz Frequency Hopping
Reliable Data Delivery
Up to 16 Device Pairs
1mW or 100mW
Up to 4km Range
Internal or External Antenna
2.7V – 3.6V Operation
Small Form Factor
Power Saving Sleep Mode
RSSI and Link Indication
Temperature and Voltage Monitor
FCC, Canadian, and ETSI Certified