Electric Imp Inc

Imp001 Memory Card Form-Factor

Electric Imp's complete wireless network node in a module

Image of Electric Imp's - Memory Card Form-FactorElectric Imp's imp001 is a Wi-Fi-enabled memory card form-factor 802.11 node that can be easily configured to provide wireless access in your application. Apps are available to connect the imp card to the Electric Imp service via a iOS or Android smartphone app, downloadable from iTunes or the Google Play store. To start developing with the imp, please visit the Electric Imp Wiki.

Putting wireless connectivity into a card format allows a host device to become Internet-enabled by inserting the card, thereby placing a minimal cost burden on the product itself. The imp works in conjunction with the Electric Imp platform to allow easy connection of any device to the Internet, which dramatically decreases time to market and cost, is effective, reliable, secure, and easily empowers developers to manage and scale their connected products and services.

Features
  • 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
  • 20 MHz 11 n-channels, 1 x 1
  • +16.75 dBm max output power (802.11 b)
  • -97 dBm typical sensitivity (1 Mbps)
  • Integrated antenna with 2.5 dBi max gain
  • 32-bit Cortex™-M3 processor
  • 6 user configurable I/Os
  • GPIO, PWM, analog input and output
  • Robust embedded operating system with fail-safe firmware updates and a powerful API
  • Virtual machine for vendor firmware
  • Embedded bi-color red/green LED for status indication
  • Embedded phototransistor for our patent-pending BlinkUp optical configuration technology, that uses a user's smartphone to set the device up

Memory Card Form-Factor

圖片製造商零件編號說明現有數量價格
IMP 802.11B/G/N NODE CARDIMP001-US-BIMP 802.11B/G/N NODE CARD265 - 即時供貨$205.80查看詳情
IMP 802.11B/G/N NODE CARDIMP001-US-R-ENGIMP 802.11B/G/N NODE CARD0 - 即時供貨$191.39查看詳情
BOARD BREAKOUT APRIL FOR IMPAPRILBOARD BREAKOUT APRIL FOR IMP0 - 即時供貨$82.32查看詳情
發佈日期： 2013-04-29

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