Product Brief
BLE Tag is battery-powered Bluetooth based power efficient active tag with the minimal form factor. The tag is specially designed for addressing real-world enterprise-grade applications such as asset tracking and condition monitoring. The product also offers flexibility for configurations.
Specifications
MCU Specifications | |
MCU Core | ARM Cortex-M0 32-bit CPU |
CPU frequency | 16 MHz |
ROM | 126 kB |
SRAM | 96 kB |
Ext. Flash Memory | 256 kB |
Radio Specifications | |
Standard | Compliant with Bluetooth v5.0 |
Frequency band | 2.402 GHz to 2.480 GHz |
No of advertising channels | 3 |
Transmit output power | 0 dBm |
Receiver sensitivity | -93 dBm |
Tx current consumption | 3.4 mA |
Radio Specifications (contd) | |
Rx current consumption | 3.7 mA |
Antenna | |
Type | Integrated meandered planar inverted F-antenna (PIFA) |
Battery | |
Type | Li-ion battery |
Replaceable | No |
Model | CR2032 (Provision to connect CR2477) |
Nominal voltage | 3 V |
Capacity | 225 mAh (or as battery selected) |
Expected lifetime | More than two years (subject to vary based on battery capacity and squawk rate) |
Sensors | |
Accelerometer |
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Temperature
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Applications | |
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Application
- Location-based services and indoor navigation, such as helping people find their way around large buildings or helping businesses track the location of their assets.
- Proximity marketing and advertising, such as sending targeted advertisements to consumers who are in close proximity to a beacon.
- Contact tracing and health monitoring, such as helping to track the spread of infectious diseases or monitoring the health of individuals in real-time.
- Retail and e-commerce, such as enabling customers to make contactless payments or providing personalized offers and recommendations based on a customer’s location.
- Asset tracking and inventory management, such as helping businesses track the location of their inventory in real-time and prevent loss or theft.
- Security and access control, such as using beacons to control access to buildings or other secure areas.
- Transportation and logistics, such as helping to track the location and movement of vehicles in real-time.