ATAKSTK512-3

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The Atmel ATAKSTK512-3 evaluation kit is a powerful platform for testing and evaluating the full range of Atmel RF wireless transceivers, featuring the ATA5831/2 and ATA5834/5 series of ZigBee/IEEE 802.15.4 radios. The kit provides an ideal solution for rapid prototyping, development, debugging and programming of applications in the industrial, medical, automotive and consumer markets. By simplifying the development process, this kit helps reduce engineering time and costs associated with product design.

The ATAKSTK512-3 integrates the Atmel ATA5854 Zigbee radio transceiver module with a variety of onboard features to facilitate the development and testing of Zigbee applications. These features include a host of tools for test and debug, including an LCD display, on-screen navigator, two user interfaces, and a large variety of communication links. Additionally, the kit contains the full range of Atmel wireless transceivers, including the ATA5831/2 and ATA5834/5 series, along with supporting circuitry including a full API stack. The kit also includes the Atmel AURIX microcontroller and Atmel Studio debug software.

The package is suitable for evaluating various wireless transceivers, such as Zigbee, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. The ATAKSTK512-3 offers various application possibilities for evaluation of integration and communications of wireless systems such as Remote Control, Industrial Automation, Home Automation, Security, Access control devices, Sensor Network and so on.

The ATAKSTK512-3 is designed for applications that require a medium to long-range transceiver, including Zigbee- and IEEE 802.15.4-based solutions. The kit includes a range of features that simplify the development of wireless system applications. The device is a flexible platform for developing, testing, and debugging radio solutions.

The ATAKSTK512-3 supports the operating frequencies of 2404 and 2480 MHz for IEEE-802.15.4, as well as the 2450 MHz and higher operating frequencies of Zigbee. The transmitter frequency must be commanded before every transmission. Additionally, the device supports multi-frequency operation so that it can operate on multiple frequencies simultaneously.

The operating principle of the ATAKSTK512-3 as a transceiver is as follows: The system consists of an antenna, a transceiver module, an amplifier, an encoder, and a power supply. The antenna captures the signal from the transmitting source, which is then converted to electrical current by the transceiver module. The amplifier amplifies the signal for the encoder, which then encodes the signal and transmits it out through the antenna. The receiver captures the signal, and depending on the application, the processed or the raw signal is output via USB or UART.

The ATAKSTK512-3 provides a simple way to evaluate and develop Zigbee- and IEEE 802.15.4-based wireless systems. It includes a range of features to simplify the development process, and includes tools for debug and test. The device is suitable for evaluating various wireless transceivers, and offers application possibilities for remote control, industrial automation, home automation, security, access control devices, as well as sensor networks. It is a highly flexible platform for developing, testing, and debugging radio solutions, and supports the operating frequencies of 2404 and 2480 MHz for IEEE-802.15.4, as well as the 2450 MHz and higher operating frequencies of Zigbee. It is a powerful platform for testing and evaluating the full range of Atmel RF wireless transceivers.

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