Farsens is pleased to announce the launch of its fully-featured website www.farsens.com. The new site has extensive content including both technical and application documents allowing customers to access detailed product [...]
MIT Technology Review, the oldest technological publication, in its spanish edition, has announced this week the fifth generation of ‘Top Ten Innovators under 35’ and we are glad to announce [...]
Researchers from MIT, Harvard, University of Washington and Duke University work together to develop solutions with battery-free sensors to be used as a source of data for Internet of Things. [...]
Our partner Tianjin Feiyue Brother Monitoring http://www.rtutech.com/ presented the Farsens products in LET 2015 - The 6th International Logistics Equipment & Information Exhibition. This exhibition took place in Guangzhou, China from 16th [...]
The GT project by Farsens aims to develop an advanced wireless solution to meet future requirements of the automobile market. Farsens, a CEIT-IK4 spin-off, has developed a wireless and batteryless [...]
FARSENS will display its Industry-Leading Product Portfolio and Showcase its latest battery-free RFID sensor products Farsens S.L. today announced that it will be exhibiting products from its product portfolio at [...]
Farsens has been selected as one of the ten finalists for the Best New Product award for its VMeter-ACHV product. This EPC C1G2 tag is able to monitor voltage levels [...]
The Spider evaluation board is thought to test the ANDY100 energy harvesting chip with RFID EPC C1G2 wireless communication and SPI master. The Spider from Farsens S.L., San Sebastián, Spain [...]
The Spider evaluation board is thought to test the ANDY100 energy harvesting chip with RFID EPC C1G2 wireless communication and SPI master. The Spider from Farsens S.L., San Sebastián, Spain [...]
A full passive RFID tag that measures voltage level of the device connected to it with a 0V to 1.5V range. The VMETER-DCLV10 from Farsens S.L., San Sebastián, Spain, is [...]
Farsens offers evaluation boards to test the existing RFID ICs.
They are designed to test the RF energy harvesting performance, communication protocols, response times, etc. and preliminarily help validate the chip without having to develop your own design.
The Spider is an evaluation board for the ANDY100 UHF RFID IC.
The Spider includes the ANDY100 RFID tag chip and a start-up circuit to allow developers to work directly with SPI sensors or connect a microcontroller of their choice for further processing.
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