Powered by NRC7292 System-on-Chip from Newracom, SX-NEWAH is industry’s first IEEE 802.11ah Wi-Fi module that operates in the Sub 1GHz license-exempt band. It offers a much greater range upto 1.5 km over 2.4GHz and 5GHz technologies. The SX-NEWAH-EVK mounted with the SX-NEWAH module is designed to allow easy evaluation of the 802.11ah radio using the Raspberry Pi reference platform.
This video provides step by step instructions to how to begin your evaluation.
Step by step instructions to how to begin your evaluation, including how to configure the EVK into an access point or a station. It demonstrates how to run a simple ping test for connectivity.
In this video, David Fu demonstrates how to use the iperf utility to conduct some basic throughput and speed of the newest Wi-Fi technology, 802.11ah.
This video demonstrates how customers can now evaluate our enterprise grade Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth module with the NXP i.MX 6SoloX Sabre Smart Devices (Sabre-SD) evaluation kit.
Evaluate QCA6174-5 radio chip, which features 2x2 wave 2 MU-MIMO technology with NXP's i.MX8. Step by step instructions on how to evaluate SX-PCEAC2 with NXP's i.MX 8 EVK.
Learn why SX-PCEAC2 is an ideal solution for your application that requires higher bandwidth.
Keith Sugawara talks about Silex Technology's Wi-Fi connectivity solutions i.e. radio module and how that connects to the Freescale i.MX family, at Freescale Technology Forum (FTF).
Step by step instructions on how to enable Wi-Fi connectivity for your i.MX 6 Platform.
Silex Technology is a NXP Proven Partner and the only manufacturer of NXP-recommended wireless connectivity technology.
Silex Technology, a Qualcomm Atheros Desgin Center, collaborates with NXP to add Wi-Fi connectivity for its i.MX 6 platforms.
This video demonstrates how customers can now evaluate our industrial grade PCIe Wi-Fi module, the SX-PCEAN2, a dual band mini PCIe radio module with the NXP Sabre Smart Devices (Sabre-SD) evaluation kit. We have created an evaluation image using the open source ath9k driver.
This video demonstrates how you can evaluate the SX-SDMAC enterprise grade Wi-Fi plus Bluetooth module with the NXP i.MX 6SoloX Sabre Smart Devices evaluation kit. SX-SDMAC is a dual-band IEEE802.11a/b/g/n/ac WLAN plus Bluetooth 4.1 BR/EDR/BLE “Smart Ready” SDIO module based on the Qualcomm Atheros QCA9377 SoC.
Qualcomm talks about how they work with NXP and Silex to provide OEM's the perfect platform to integrate Wi-Fi and meet their products’ toughest features, performance and power requirements.
Silex presents the SX-BR-4600WAN, an Enterprise classs Ethernet to Wi-Fi bridge solution in this slide cast.
Silex discusses the device connectivity solutions for document imaging, including printers, multifunction printers and scanners.
How to Network your USB Device Silex DS-510 USB Device and Print Server
This video demonstrates how easy it is to connect connect and share HP USB Scanjet Scanners on a wired or wireless network.
In this video show how to allow multiple computers to connect and share USB or Multifunction printers on a wired or wireless network.
This video demonstrates how printers, scanners, disk drives, card readers, or virtually any other USB device can be enabled with network capability.
This video shows how the Silex SVL display for education creates an immersive classroom learning experience.
In this video, we multi-cast the same content for timely announcement or emergency attention.
This video shows different content for each display with a single receiver.
This video demonstrates how to transfer full HD audio and video data to multiple displays via Wireless LAN
Watch this webinar to hear our technical experts discuss the benefits of implementing 802.11ah Wi-Fi HaLow technology.
Watch part 2 of our 3 part webinar series to hear our IoT experts provide the knowledge needed to meet individual 802.11ah application goals using Silex's SX-NEWAH, the first 802.11ah certified module operating in the Sub 1GHz license-exempt band.
This webinar addresses everything you need to know about the state of California's new bills (which went into effect Jan. 1, 2020) protecting the security of IoT devices.