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Silicon Labs WF200 Wi-Fi Transceiver | DigiKey Daily

Silicon Labs offers their WF200 Wi-Fi transceiver IC, which is ideal for all secure, low-power, and IoT Wi-Fi needs. The Wi-Fi transceiver contains a 2.4 GHz radio that is optimized for ultra-low power and optimal RF performance in crowded RF environments. This transceiver supports both Linux-based hosts and RTOS-based hosts to deliver a complete Wi-Fi solution. High-speed SPI and secure digital input-output host interfaces provide flexibility throughout. It includes end-to-end security with hardware-protected secure boot and an encrypted secure link interface to ensure that communication between the host processor and the WF200 are always protected to secure a user's data, SSID, and passwords. Ideal applications include those related to home automation, consumer healthcare, security solutions, and commercial and retail.

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3/4/2019 2:24:50 PM

Part List

AbbildungHersteller-TeilenummerBeschreibungVerfügbare MengePreisDetails anzeigen
IC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFNWF200CIC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFN0 - Sofort$3.52Details anzeigen
IC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFNWF200SCIC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFN205 - Sofort$6.56Details anzeigen
IC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFNWF200CRIC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFN0 - Sofort$6.49Details anzeigen
IC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFNWF200SCRIC RF TXRX+MCU WIFI 32QFN1688 - Sofort$6.69Details anzeigen
WF200 WI-FI EXPANSION BOARDSLEXP8022AWF200 WI-FI EXPANSION BOARD10 - Sofort$44.27Details anzeigen
WF200 WI-FI EXPANSION BOARD W/RASLEXP8022BWF200 WI-FI EXPANSION BOARD W/RA0 - SofortSee Page for PricingDetails anzeigen

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