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Bluetooth LE module variants add memory and power configuration flexibility

January 9, 2026 By Puja Mitra Leave a Comment

The ISP2454-LX family from Insight SIP is a Bluetooth Low Energy module platform built on Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF54L15 SoC, combining an integrated antenna, BLE radio and onboard processing in a pin- and footprint-compatible design. The three variants share the same RF and processor core but scale features to match application needs, from the ISP2454-LL without a 32 kHz crystal for mains-powered systems, to the ISP2454-LX with full low-power support and the ISP2454-LP adding 4 MB external flash for complex applications and secure over-the-air updates. The modules target IoT and connected-device designs where flexibility, backward compatibility with earlier ISP15/18/19 modules and simplified product variants are required.

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