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  • Author Author: nwieland
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Combined modules

Combined modules

Fundamentals

Why combined modules?

The combined modules from Würth Elektronik offer a combination of various protocols in just one module.

Advantages

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Overview

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Comparison Development Efforts

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If you want to read more find here the whole Product Guide.

  • in reply to koudelad

     Thank you for your valuable feedback. We will consider it in future planning to create content that is more relevant and engaging for both engineers and hobbyists. We appreciate you taking the time to share this with us and helping us improve.

  • in reply to nwieland

    And I want to provide you valuable feedback. I showed this to my three colleagues. None of them was interested more than 5 seconds, definitely not persuading them for changing product we currently use. There is just no content that would be usable by an engineer, nor amateur.

    I just want to save you some time, so you can invest it elsewhere.

  • in reply to koudelad

    Hi We want to give General Information and give an Impression of Development efforts. Of course this is an assumption and can not be taken as fact for every possible Development.

  • I am sorry, but I can't resist replying to this.

    Element14 is a great forum and I understand that is a commercial post, but it is very low quality.

    First, all your posts have capitalized titles. This, on the internet, means SHOUTING, not being polite.

    The content is very low quality with general images meaning next to nothing and last a link to your website is added.

    For example, the Development efforts chart above - where did you get the data? There are many industry experts here and want to see the numbers. What is a typical development time and cost of integrating a module of your competitor and what is when implementing yours?