Hello.
On 20/04/16 17:25, gianni.frigerio90@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi all,
I am starting to work on IEEE802.15.4 technology,
and I am looking for possible hardware solutions
to be used with embedded devices based on Linux.
http://wpan.cakelab.org/#_supported_hardware
would be a good start for you.
Surfing on the web I found these two solutions to be
easily used with the BeagleBone Black:
http://ngs-sensors.it/shop/ngs-iot-mchp/
http://ngs-sensors.it/shop/ngs-iot-atmel/
High prices I would say. If you don't mind a little soldering you can
add the mrf24j40ma to your embedded board easily enough.
For the atmel side there is a ready made module from openlabs which
quite a few people are using:
http://openlabs.co/store/Raspberry-Pi-802.15.4-radio
In general getting one of the modules hooked up with the pon headers of
your board of choice should be ok.
Do you have experience on that? Is someone
using such a components?
The mrf24j40 transceiver is supported mainline. For the board with the
atmel chip I would need to know the actual transceiver being used. But
we support almost all of them (IIRC only 215 is missing but hopefully
being worked on)
regards
Stefan Schmidt
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