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Smart Wireless Wall Clock based on Renesas Solution

The flexible low-density FPGA is used as a display driver to handle protocol conversions and support applications with complex encoder schemes and multi-sensor interfacing or DSP. The GreenPAK supplies the ForgeFPGA with 1.1V and the level- shifter with 1.8V and 3.3V. Additionally, our low-power Bluetooth? Low Energy (LE) 5.1 module enables communication with smart home or building systems. The light sensor ensures the clock operates correctly under various light conditions
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Smart Wireless Wall Clock based on Renesas Solution