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Thursday, 6 May 2010

ALPS Aims Low Power Wireless Module at WiFi Smart Meters

Posted on 02:37 by Unknown
WiFi automation networks set to take off

ALPS Electric has developed  an all-in-one WLAN module for wireless networks. The module’s built-in CPU and networking protocol combined with low energy consumption enables easy setup of sensor or other device networks, such as those used for smart meters.
Sensor network systems promote efficient energy usage by monitoring power consumption,
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