Morse Micro Launches New Dongles in a Bid To Bring Wi-Fi HaLow "Onto Everyday Devices"
Morse Micro has announced an easy way to experiment with, and expand existing projects to support, the Wi-Fi HaLow long-range communications protocol: USB Type-A and Type-C radio dongles.
"Getting Wi-Fi HaLow onto everyday devices is the natural next step for the ecosystem," claims Morse Micro cofounder and chief executive officer Michael De Nil in support of the company's latest launch. "The Wi-Fi HaLow adapters put that connectivity directly into developers' hands, on a reference design they can build from to bring Wi-Fi HaLow into their own products."
Morse Micro's MM8108 Wi-Fi HaLow chip (above) is now available as a USB dongle (top), complete with Microsoft Windows drivers. (📷: Morse Micro)
Wi-Fi HaLow, or IEEE 802.11ah to give it its formal designation, is designed to extend the Wi-Fi standard into the sub-gigahertz band to provide lower throughput in exchange for increasing maximum range and reduce power draw for both transmission and...
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