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BM64 Bluetooth Radio Daughter Board

Part Number: AC320032-3

Summary:

The AC320032-3 BM 64 Bluetooth Radio Daughter card is a companion card for select PIC32 based development kits enabling customers to evaluate and prototype different Bluetooth solutions. This card is compatible with boards such as the Bluetooth Audio Development Kit (DV320032) and the PIC32 Bluetooth View More
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PIC32 Bluetooth Daughter Board - BM64 Information Sheet
5/1/2017
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Product Features

    This duaghtercard allows customers to evaluate the BM64 Bluetooth SIG certified module provides a complete wireless solution with Bluetooth stack, integrated antenna, and worldwide radio certifications in a compact surface mount package on PIC32 boards supporting the XC32 header.

    Compatible with the following development boards:
    • PIC32 Bluetooth Audio Development Kit (DV320032)
    • PIC32 Bluetooth Starter Kit (dm320018)
    • PIC32MZEF Curiosity Board (DM320104)
    • PIC32MX Curiosity Board (dm320103)
    • PIC32MK GP Development Kit (dm320106)
    • PIC32MX XLP Starter Kit (DM320105)
    Software support is available in MPLAB Harmony


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Summary

The AC320032-3 BM 64 Bluetooth Radio Daughter card is a companion card for select PIC32 based development kits enabling customers to evaluate and prototype different Bluetooth solutions. This card is compatible with boards such as the Bluetooth Audio Development Kit (DV320032) and the PIC32 Bluetooth Starter Kit (DM320018) via the XC32 header interface. The BM64 Card features a fully certified Bluetooth 4.2 (BDR/EDR/BLE) module solution supporting both voice and data applications. Additionally, support for HSP, HFP, A2DP and AVRCP profiles resides on the radio, allowing the PIC32 to be used for graphics or user interface type functions rather than running the Bluetooth Stack.