XPE Lounge, page-745

"All we need now is Telink Chip with ADRC and GE to adopt"


I looked at all Telink's chips in Telink's website : only 3 chips for smart lightings ie TLSR8269; TLSR8626; TLSR8646. Under applications.

Out of the 3, only TLSR8269 is BLE mesh. The other two are for Zigbee tho' TLSR8626 is compatible for Bluetooth for small space.

Hence, IMO, the only chips applicable for GE/"Current, powered by GE" and their business and vision for IOT based on Telink's website is the all-in-one TLSR8269 chip.

Further, from Telink's website :

http://www.telink-semi.com/site/Node/67

"GE uses Telink advanced BLE Mesh in its connected lighting

Shanghai, China, 14 March 2016 – Telink Semiconductor, developer of highly integrated low power radio-frequency and mixed signal system chips for Internet of Things (IoT) applications, has announced that its Bluetooth mesh technology is being used in connected LED light bulbs from GE Lighting, in its C by GE product family."

The title of article says "GE uses Telink advanced BLE Mesh in its connected lighting.

In Telink's website, there is only one BLE Mesh chip i.e. TLSR8269 and the advanced TLSR8269 chip is with ADRC.

Xped's new website says:

http://www.xped.com/irm/content/telink-chipset.aspx?RID=457

"Xped has ported their patented ADRC technology into Telink IoT Chipset (TLSR8269)".



IMO, it is all good.

PDYOR