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Recycle TI Wireless Connectivity Product:Low-Power 2.4-GHz Chip,Sub-1 GHz Chip

Shenzhen Mingjiada Electronics Co., Ltd. as a leading enterprise in the field of electronic components recycling, long-term recycling of 5G chips, new energy IC, Internet of Things IC, Bluetooth IC, Internet of Things IC, automotive IC, automotive IC, communication IC, artificial intelligence IC, memory IC, sensor IC, microcontroller IC, transceiver IC, Ethernet IC, WiFi chips, wireless communication modules, connectors and other products. 

Recycle specific process:
1.You will backlog IC/module inventory for simple classification, determine the model, brand, production date, quantity, etc. .
2.Please send the inventory list to our evaluation team by fax or email.
3.Wait for the company's professionals to make a purchase offer, after reaching an agreement, both sides will discuss the specific transaction mode for delivery.
4. The company only recycles formal channels of supply, such as agents, traders, terminal factories, etc., do not accept not formal channels of supply.

The company in line with: honest and trustworthy, professional and convenient, and customers to reach a win-win co-operation purposes welcome the majority of merchants call to discuss, such as your excess inventory needs to be dealt with, you are welcome to send a list of inventory to the mailbox or call to discuss.

TI wireless connectivity products
Low-power 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity chips are one of TI's core product series, mainly including solutions based on Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Zigbee and Thread protocols. Typical representatives of such chips are CC2640/CC2642 series, which use ARM Cortex-M core architecture, integrated RF transceivers and rich peripheral interfaces to support a variety of wireless protocol stacks. The outstanding feature of these chips is their ultra-low-power design, which can achieve microamp operating current while maintaining high-performance wireless connectivity, making them particularly suitable for battery-powered portable devices. In addition, TI's 2.4 GHz chips feature robust security features, including a hardware encryption engine and secure boot function, providing end-to-end security for IoT devices.

Sub-1 GHz wireless connectivity chips are mainly targeted at applications that require long-distance transmission and strong penetration capabilities, such as smart meters, remote monitoring and industrial sensor networks, etc. TI's CC1310/CC1352 series are representative products in this field, which operate in licence-exempt bands, such as 868MHz/915MHz, and use a unique sub-1GHz RF technology that achieves a higher power consumption than that of the sub-1GHz chips under the same power consumption conditions. They operate in licence-exempt frequency bands such as 868MHz/915MHz and use unique sub-1GHz RF technology to achieve a longer communication range than 2.4GHz products under the same power consumption conditions. These chips not only support proprietary wireless protocols, but also run TI's SimpleLink software platform, providing developers with a unified development experience.Another significant advantage of the Sub-1 GHz chips is their excellent anti-jamming performance, which is particularly outstanding in complex industrial environments.