Overview
Description
The DA16200 low-power Wi-Fi development kit helps developers accelerate IoT projects with ease. Built on VirtualZero™, this kit simplifies the process of creating energy-efficient IoT applications.
Ideal for battery-powered solutions, the DA16200 development kit provides everything needed to get started quickly. It includes tools to explore and evaluate the ultra-low-power DA16200 chipset, specifically designed for power-sensitive wireless applications.
Ideal for developers, the DA16200 Development Kit Pro offers advanced capabilities. It includes a power profiling tool that enables real-time monitoring of energy consumption, ensuring applications remain optimized for long battery life.
It features ultra-low-power Wi-Fi technology, enabling more than one year of battery life for most applications. With an industry-leading range and a fully integrated Wi-Fi system-on-chip (SoC), the kit simplifies design while offering full offload capability for efficient performance. Comprehensive security features ensure robust protection, and the easy-to-use development tools help accelerate your workflow, reducing time to market.
Features
- Highly integrated ultra-low power DA16200 Wi-Fi system module
- Efficient RF performance
- SoC runs a full networking OS and TCP/IP stack
- Built-in 4-channel auxiliary ADC for sensor interfaces
- Advanced security
- Built-in hardware crypto engines for advanced security
- Complete software stack
- eMMC/SD expanded memory
Applications
Design & Development
Videos & Training
Matter is single unified IP-based protocol to securely and robustly connect smart devices with each other, regardless of brand, and across smart home ecosystems.
Support
Support Communities
- DA16200MOD-DEVKT-P schematic for 504-02-A?
I have the DA16200MOD-DEVKT-P and have the schematic for the 504-01-K assembly. Despite a rigorous search I cannot locate the schematic for the 504-02-A assembly shown below.
Jul 16, 2024 - DA16200MOD power problems
During the validation tests we performed on the DA16200MOD, we encountered some discrepancies between the datasheet and the measurements results of some of the devices. To prepare the devices to the testing session, we installed the original DA16200 code (get-started with AT-commands support) on them. While testing the ...
Nov 6, 2022 - DA16200 - Current too big in DPM mode.
Hello!I'm working with my custom DA16200 board. This is my schematic DA16200 only control E-ink Display. when i run Board in DPM mode (not connect to E-ink, only chip DA16200 run). Current consumption is about 8mA. I read Datasheet, mode Sleep 3 only 3.5uA I ...
Apr 20, 2023
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