Richardson Electronics RFM distribution agreement expanded

Thursday, 28 June, 2007

Richardson Electronics has expanded its product distribution agreement with RF Monolithics to include products from RFM's subsidiary Cirronet, Inc.

The agreement, which covers North and South America, now includes distribution of Cirronet's line of ZigBee WPAN modules, 802.15.4 modules, proprietary wireless sensor networking modules and complementary products.

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