Murata Revolutionizes IoT Equipment with Low-Power Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Combo Module for Battery-Powered Devices
Murata has introduced a new low-power Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combo module called the "Type 2GF" in collaboration with Infineon Technologies. This module is designed to help increase the use of battery-powered IoT devices.
In the past few years, the IoT market has seen growth in the number of applications, leading to an increase in IoT devices with wireless communication capabilities. Different applications now require wireless communication functions with specific specifications. Additionally, there is a demand for wireless communication functions in battery-powered devices to have lower power consumption.
Murata has used its own wireless design and product processing technology to create a product with CYW43022 integrated, which helps reduce power consumption. The CYW43022 chip allows for connectivity even when the host processor is in sleep mode, thanks to its Bluetooth stack and Wi-Fi network offloading capabilities. This results in lower power consumption for the product overall. Additionally, by using smaller noise shields, space was saved on the module, making the product more compact.
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