Summary of INNOPHASE RELEASES INP1010, INP1011 TALARIA TWO MODULES
InnoPhase introduced INP1010 and INP1011 Talaria TWO modules offering ultra-low-power Wi‑Fi and BLE with an embedded Arm Cortex‑M3, advanced security, and flexible operation modes for edge IoT designs.
Parts used in the Talaria TWO Modules Project:
- INP1010 module
- INP1011 module
- Integrated Arm Cortex-M3 microcontroller (embedded in modules)
- Wi-Fi radio (digital polar radio architecture)
- Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) radio
- Advanced security elements (on-module security features)
- External MCU (optional, for hybrid operation)
InnoPhase released the INP1010 and INP1011 Talaria TWO™ modules. The solutions host wireless connectivity and an integrated microcontroller for edge of network IoT designs.
According to the company, the Talria TWO is the world’s lowest power Wi-Fi solution because of its digital polar radio architecture.
The recipience of the CES 2020 Innovation Award, Talaria TWO is incorporated with the INP1010 and INP1011 modules.
Some features per a company press release include Wi-Fi and BLE for wireless data, an embedded Arm Cortex-M3 for system control and user applications, and advanced security elements for device safeguards. Furthermore, they can operate in stand-alone mode in combination with the external MCU, or in a hybrid mode. This allows for system control and processing to be shared between the module and the MCU.
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- What modules did InnoPhase release?
InnoPhase released the INP1010 and INP1011 Talaria TWO modules. - Do the Talaria TWO modules include an embedded microcontroller?
Yes, they include an embedded Arm Cortex-M3 for system control and user applications. - What wireless technologies do the modules support?
They support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). - Why does the company claim the Talaria TWO is the world’s lowest power Wi-Fi solution?
The company attributes this to its digital polar radio architecture. - Can the modules operate with an external MCU?
Yes, they can operate in stand-alone mode, with an external MCU, or in a hybrid mode sharing control and processing. - Do the modules include security features?
Yes, they incorporate advanced security elements for device safeguards. - Did Talaria TWO receive any awards?
Yes, Talaria TWO was a recipient of the CES 2020 Innovation Award. - Can the module handle both system control and user applications?
Yes, the embedded Arm Cortex-M3 handles system control and user applications.
