...Unlike bolt-on solutions, it’s wired or placed deep in the chassis, either directly integrated at manufacturing, or retrofitted with stealth in mind.
In theory, you want the "best" tool. But in reality, yet another system in the stack means more integration, dependencies and more potential points of failure.
“Solution” is one of the most overused words in tech. In practice, it means any mix of products, services, and support designed to fix or improve something.
Soldering is part art, part science. You do not "plug" parts into the board and expect it to work... Each joint must be clean, conductive and mechanically sound
The ground plane also affects how long an antenna "acts," so a tiny chip antenna on a PCB can still be tuned for 868 MHz because the board helps shape the wave
Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) communication for IoT and M2M (machine-to-machine) communication. You could think of it as LTE configured for machines, which it is.
Industrial sensors have been in use for over 200 years. Implementing a secure, robust, solution, on the hardware and software side, is an eminently practical...
You’re building a hybrid; equal parts field technician, network-savvy tinkerer + client-facing problem solver...Maybe the internet of things is your thing?