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PmodRF1
ID: 179943
PmodRF1 - Wireless Radio Transciever
PmodRF1 - Wireless Radio Transciever
The PmodRF1 is a radio transceiver that can be selectively configured to operate in the open 902MHz to 928MHz ISM band for use in North America, the European SRD Band of 863MHz to 870MHz, or the Chinese WPAN band of 779MHz to 787MHz. This flexibility ensures that users from many parts of the world can safely use this one product in applications requiring wireless communication.
The PmodRF1 features the Atmel AT86RF212, a low-power, long-range radio transceiver. Atmel's partner, Meshnetics, independently verified that the transceiver is capable of communicating at a range of 6km, but the effective range will depend on a variety of factors, such as antenna selection, line-of-sight, and other environmental obstructions.
The board also features an SMA connector, which allows users to select the antenna that best suits their application.
Code: 210-159
The PmodRF1 is a radio transceiver that can be selectively configured to operate in the open 902MHz to 928MHz ISM band for use in North America, the European SRD Band of 863MHz to 870MHz, or the Chinese WPAN band of 779MHz to 787MHz. This flexibility ensures that users from many parts of the world can safely use this one product in applications requiring wireless communication.
The PmodRF1 features the Atmel AT86RF212, a low-power, long-range radio transceiver. Atmel's partner, Meshnetics, independently verified that the transceiver is capable of communicating at a range of 6km, but the effective range will depend on a variety of factors, such as antenna selection, line-of-sight, and other environmental obstructions.
The board also features an SMA connector, which allows users to select the antenna that best suits their application.
Key Features:
- Operates in selected frequency ranges within the North American ISM band, the European SRD band, and the Chinese WPAN band
- Features a standard SMA connector for use with a wide range of antennas (2" antenna included)
- Small size (1.5" x 0.75")
- Ships with a 6" 12-pin cable, a 6" 2x6-pin to dual 6-pin cable, one 12-pin header, and two 6-pin headers
Download:
- PmodRF1 - Wireless Radio Transciever Reference Manual
- PmodRF1 - Wireless Radio Transciever Schematic
Code: 210-159
179943
Manufacturer BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
Responsible person BTC Korporacja sp. z o. o. Lwowska 5 05-120 Legionowo Poland sprzedaz@kamami.pl 22 767 36 20
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PmodRF1 - Wireless Radio Transciever