Technical Guides

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2025.10

Understanding Matter Technology: The Future of Smart Home Interoperability

Discover how Matter technology is reshaping the smart home industry with seamless interoperability, unified standards, and secure IP-based connectivity. Learn how MinewSemi’s ME54 series modules enable efficient Matter development for next-generation IoT devices.

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2025.09

Complete Development Guide for MS72SF1 Millimeter-Wave Radar Module

Learn how to set up, configure, and troubleshoot the MS72SF1 mmWave radar sensor module. This step-by-step development guide covers hardware overview, AT command settings, data output, firmware upgrade, and best practices for accurate occupancy detection.

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2025.04

How to Configure MAC Addresses for nRF7002-Based Wi-Fi 6 Modules in IoT Applications

Since the nRF7002 does not come with a factory-programmed MAC address. This blog post walks you through why this matters, and how to properly configure the MAC address for your nRF7002-based module.

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2024.10

Quick Start Guide for the MS72SF1 Human Detection Radar Module

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on installing, configuring, debugging, and demonstrating the MS72SF1 for human presence detection, including real-time tracking of multiple targets, their distances, and stationary distances.

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2024.06

How MQTT Enables Extensive Connectivity for Wireless Modules in IoT Communication Protocols

As IoT technology rapidly advances, wireless modules are crucial for connecting smart devices and enabling data exchange. A lightweight, efficient, and reliable messaging protocol is essential to meet diverse IoT communication needs. MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) is designed specifically for IoT. This article explores MQTT's role in IoT wireless connectivity and demonstrates its benefits through the MS11SF1 small size module on a cloud platform.

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2024.05

A Quick Guide to Integrate MS24SF1 Module into Amazon Sidewalk Network

Amazon Sidewalk is a free, secure, low-power, and low-bandwidth network that connects devices to the internet. It uses Sidewalk Bridges, like compatible Amazon Echo and Ring devices, to provide cloud connectivity for IoT devices. Sidewalk can support long-range and low-bandwidth connectivity at home and beyond, using Bluetooth LE for short-distance communication and LoRa and FSK radio protocols at 900MHz frequencies for longer distances.

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2022.12

How to Use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) on Windows 10?

This guide explains how to use BLE on Windows 10, set up Bluetooth adapters, troubleshoot issues, and understand the differences between BLE and traditional Bluetooth.