Seamless wireless integration is essential for building smarter, connected devices. These video guides provide developers with a hands-on introduction to setting up two NXP Wi-Fi solutions—the IW612 Wi-Fi 6 transceiver and the IW416 Wi-Fi 4 transceiver—with an i.MX RT microcontroller unit (MCU) host using Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
NXP’s support for Visual Studio Code streamlines embedded development by integrating powerful tools directly into a familiar, modern IDE. Developers benefit from access to NXP’s MCUXpresso SDKs, configuration tools and debugging capabilities—all within VS Code. This includes robust wireless software support for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Thread and Zigbee, enabling efficient development of connected devices.
NXP’s VS Code integration empowers engineers to build wireless solutions faster and with greater flexibility. Get started here.
The IW612 module supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth or Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) and 802.15.4 protocols, making it ideal for Matter-enabled smart home, industrial and consumer applications.
Discover the Wi-Fi 6 Tri-Radio solution that is well-suited for industrial and IoT applications. Learn more about IW612.
The IW416 module combines Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth, offering a streamlined solution for applications that require reliable, low-cost connectivity.
Discover a Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth solution that is optimized for cost-effective connectivity. Learn more about the IW416.
Sharmila Tadiboyina works as a Systems Applications Engineer at NXP. She helps customers working on Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and FreeRTOS-based MCU products. She holds a Master's degree in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park.