Low-power 2.13-GHz products refer to a category of electronic components and devices designed for energy-efficient operation at 2.13 GHz frequencies, rather than a specific brand. These products are typically used in industries such as telecommunications, IoT (Internet of Things), and industrial automation, where low power consumption and reliable high-frequency performance are critical. They may include RF (radio frequency) modules, sensors, and transceivers. Companies like Texas Instruments (U.S.), STMicroelectronics (Switzerland/France), and NXP Semiconductors (Netherlands) are among the leading manufacturers offering such solutions. These products are often found on industrial supply platforms like Radwell and Grainger, catering to professionals in need of reliable, low-power wireless components.