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868-954
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FabricanteLittelfuse Inc.
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Peça do Fabricante #868-954
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Especificações
| Atributo | Valor |
| Supplier | Littelfuse Inc. |
| Package | Bulk |
| Series | LTX |
| ProductStatus | Active |
| AccessoryType | Wire Seal |
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Description
In many regions, the 868 MHz band is part of the European ISM band used for short-range devices like radio-frequency identification (RFID), wireless sensor networks, and smart meters. Similarly, the 902-928 MHz band (which includes 954 MHz) is allocated in North America for similar applications.
These frequencies are favored for their balance between range and data throughput, allowing effective communication over moderate distances with relatively low power. Devices operating in these bands must comply with regional regulatory standards to minimize interference and ensure efficient spectrum usage.
Understanding these frequency bands is key for developing and deploying wireless technologies that require reliable and efficient communication in various industrial and consumer applications.
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1. China: The Tang Dynasty was in decline, suffering from internal strife and rebellion. The Huang Chao Rebellion (874-884) devastated the country, contributing to the dynasty's eventual fall in 907, which ushered in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, characterized by fragmented rule and regional power struggles.
2. Islamic World: The Abbasid Caliphate experienced a weakening of central power, leading to the rise of autonomous dynasties like the Tulunids in Egypt and the Saffarids in Persia. Cultural and scientific advancements continued, with figures like Al-Razi contributing to medicine and philosophy.
3. Europe: The Viking Age was at its height, with Norse explorers and warriors impacting regions from the British Isles to Russia. The Carolingian Empire fragmented, leading to the formation of smaller, feudal states. The Ottonian dynasty began consolidating power in Germany.
4. Byzantine Empire: The empire saw a revival under the Macedonian dynasty, with expansions and cultural flourishing, despite facing threats from the Abbasids and Bulgarians.
These events were crucial in shaping the political and cultural landscapes of their respective regions.