New Amazon Sidewalk SoCs & developer tools from Silicon Labs

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The always-on, community-driven Amazon Sidewalk network uses three different radios: Bluetooth LE for device provisioning and nearby device connectivity, sub-GHz FSK for connectivity up to one mile, and a proprietary CSS radio for extreme long-range. Most Amazon Sidewalk end-devices will support Bluetooth LE and one of the two long-range protocols: FSK or CSS. While Amazon Sidewalk offered the advantage of already being a stood-up network at the time, it is also new, and developers need to be educated on how they can best create devices for it. Throughout, the steps are explained through technical documentation, videos, and code samples, with the option to engage a Silicon Labs expert for support. This event offers free registration and provides attendees with over 60 hours of live and on-demand technical IoT training.

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