STE ENGINEERING | Radiofrequency design department short pulse technology and wood life guard concept of datatransmission for sensor management| ITALY
ste engineering division | telecontrolli development department of wireless data telemetry application | transceiver transmitter receiver and customized wireless platform | short range devices and machine to machine integration
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the 'wood life guard' system an integrated application for fire detection and sensor management to provide environmental monitoring and protection | STE engineering division new patented concept of mesh network technology applied to short range device for a cost effective dimension of wireless architecture methodology by using low power devices as BR37, BT37, BT38, BR38 xtal controlled data transmitter and data receiver - Superregenerative and Superheterodyne tx and rx - 10mW - 25 mW for the 868 MHz ISM band - miniaturized BK57 and BK58 data transceiver - Hybrid custom technology - Ceramic layer short pulse technology SPX patent fot Tire pressure monitoring system and data telemetry application for automotive, social alarms and security applications
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STE Telecom
Telecontrolli group
Engineering division
Milan - ITALY
BR37, BT37, BT38, BR38 xtal controlled data transmitter and data receiver - Superregenerative and Superheterodyne tx and rx - 10mW - 25 mW for the 868 MHz ISM band - miniaturized BK57 and BK58 data transceiver - Hybrid custom technology - Ceramic layer The new SPX (Short Pulse Technology) method of communication for TPMS applications and more generally for "Accident-free Traffic and Intelligent Chassis management"
short pulse technology SPX patent fot Tire pressure monitoring system and data telemetry application for automotive and security The new SPX (Short Pulse Technology) method of communication for TPMS applications and more generally for "Accident-free Traffic and Intelligent Chassis management"