New Product Discoveries - Siretta's SNYPER-LTE Graphyte and Mikroelectronika's MIKROE-3512 Fusion for ARM v8

By: Ashley Awalt 2019-08-09
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Engineering
Wireless communication
Diagnostics
Embedded processing
Semiconductors & dev tools
RF & wireless

In this episode of DigiKey’s New Product Discoveries, we take a look at a cellular signal analyzer and logger from Siretta and a new, “swiss army knife” development board from Mikroelectronika.

The SNYPER-LTE Graphyte (USA) can perform a 4G/LTE, a 3G/UMTS, or a full combo survey. These can be performed remotely in a fixed location without requiring the user to be there monitoring. These multiple, sequential surveys will automatically save and be available as CSV files with summaries that are easily downloaded in an HTML graphical format.

The MIKROE-3512 Fusion for the ARM v8 development board is an innovative design created with students and universities in mind. This features the world’s first board with debugging and programming capability over Wi-Fi. It also hosts a hefty power supply module, display board connectors, and space for up to five Click™ boards (over 600 options to choose from). This diverse board is perfect to implement into a classroom setting.

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Ashley Awalt is a Technical Content Developer that has been with DigiKey since 2011. She earned her Associate of Applied Science degree in Electronics Technology & Automated Systems from Northland Community & Technical College through the DigiKey scholarship program. Her current role is to assist in creating unique technical projects, documenting the process and ultimately participating in the production of video media coverage for the projects. In her spare time, Ashley likes to – oh, wait, is there such a thing as spare time when you’re a mom?

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