Intelligent Solutions
Edition 2 | 2014
Wireless Components
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Bluetooth / 802.15.1
Bluetooth is an open wireless protocol for data exchange according IEEE
802.15.1 within short ranges creating Personal Area Networks (PAN). Fixed
and mobile devices can include this technology. Primarily it is designed for
short range and low-power consumption, focussing application such as
Bluetooth provides a way to connect and exchange information between
devices through a secure, globally unlicensed ISM 2.4 GHz short-range radio
frequency band. In a piconet, which is an adhoc network, a Bluetooth master
can communicate with up to 7 devices. If two or more piconets are connected
• mobile phones, laptops, personal computers
• printers, digital cameras and other peripherals
• GPS systems
• Medical devices
• Consumer Devices
• Industrial automation, sensor system
RF & Wireless
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Introduction of main wireless technologies
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Antennas
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Bluetooth
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GPS
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GSM/GPRS
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ISM-Band
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UMTS
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WLAN / WiFi
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ZigBee
PanasonicPAN1322 Bluetooth SPP-Module
On top of the complex stack (incl. e.g. HCI, LMP, L2CAP, SDP) various profiles
for different applications are used. The different profiles are describing specific
application in order to provide full compatibility between the devices.
Main profiles are e.g. Serial Port Profile (SPP), Health Device Profile (HDP),
Headset Profile (HSP) and more.
Bluetooth V4.0, also called Low Energy or officially marked Bluetooth SMART is
not backwards compatible to Bluetooth v3.0 and V2.x. It is made for low power
consumption using different hardware, frequency hopping and the Low Power
Stack is different structured and less complex.
Also Profiles are different in Bluetooth V4.0 and actually very limited regarding
functionality, because these are written to support senosrs and actors mainly.
IEEE 802.15.4 is a specification for low-power radio ideally used for low power
and wireless personal area networks (WPANs) using the 2.4 GHz ISM band.
More and more devices supporting 868 MHz and 915 MHz with this dedicated
hardware interface are supplied to the market.
ZigBee is a specification for a suite of high level communication protocols using
this 802.15.4 hardware for special multi node mesh networks for the personal
area. ZigBee is targeted at RF applications that require a low data rate, long
battery life, and secure networking. The current list of application profiles
either published or under specification are e.g.:
Therefore it is classified as a low-power, wireless mesh networking standard.
The low cost allows the technology to be widely deployed in wireless control
and monitoring applications, the low power-usage allows longer life with
smaller batteries, and the mesh networking provides high reliability and larger
range.
Mesh topology is a type of network in which each node applies as an
indepen-dent router, regardless of whether it is connected to another network or not.
It allows for continuous connections and reconfiguration around broken or
blocked paths by "hopping" from node to node until the destination is reached.
Also software stacks like 6loWPAN, Synapse SNAP or MiWi from Microchip are
supporting mesh networking using the 802.15.4 interface.
• ZigBee Home automation
• ZigBee Smart Energy
• ZigBee Remote Control
• ZigBee Health Profile
IEEE 802.15.4 / ZigBee and other Mesh Stacks
Class Maximum permitted power Approximate range
Class 1 100 mW (20 dBm) 100 m
Class 2 2.5 mW (4 dBm) 10 m
Class 3 1 mW (0 dBm) 1 m
Stack version Data rate Main features
Version 1.2 1 Mbit/s Frequency hopping
Version 2.0 + EDR 1 Mbit/s Enhanced data rate
Version 2.1 + EDR 2-3 Mbit/s Simple pairing, NFC cooperation
Version 3.0 + EDR Up to 3 Mbit/s Alternate MAC / PHY
Version 4.0 + EDR Up to 300 kbits/s Low energy
Introduction of some main technologies
Panasonic
PAN1026 Dual Mode SPP Module
Panasonic
Introduction of some main technologies
IEEE 802.11 is a set of standards carrying out wireless local area network
(WLAN) communication in the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands.The most
import-ant differentiator is the much higher data rate (up to 150 Mbps), compared
to the 802.15.4 or 802.15.1 standard. Additionally the power consumption
is higher than with compared technologies like Bluetooth or ZigBee and the
modules are less compact regarding size.
On top of the basic protocols standard internet protocols like TCP/IP, UDP and
so on are used.
Main applications are:
IEEE 802.11 defines the physical layer (PHY) and MAC (Media Access Control)
layers based on CSMA/CA (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision
Avoid-ance). The 802.11 specification includes provisions designed to minimize
collisions, because two mobile units may both be in range of a common access
point, but out of range of each other.
Nowadays WLAN Solutions support different kind of modes, like Access Point
Mode (the most complex) Soft-Access Point, Wifi Direct (in order to connect to
mobile devices easily) and Station Mode. Also different security standards are
known in the market, e.g. WEP, WPA and WPA2, WAPI as well as WPS. State of
the art is WPA2 today.
• Wireless data communication
• Internet connectivity
• Multimedia applications
• Applications requiring high data rates also in
Industrial or Building automation
Main differences of various 802.11 standards are illustrated in the following table:
WLAN / 802.11.x
Lesswire WiBear11n Module
802.11 protocol Frequency (GHz) Bandwidth (MHz) Data rate (Mbit/s) Modulation type Range indoor (m) Range outdoor (m)
a 5 20 6 - 54 OFDM 35 120
b 2.4 20 1 - 11 DSSS 38 140
g 2.4 20 1 – 54 OFDM / DSSS 38 140
n 2.4 / 5 20 / 40 7 – 150 OFDM 70 250
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DNXA-97 WLAN PCIe Module
H&D Wireless SPB800 Serial-WiFi Module
Taoglas flexible 2.4 GHz Antenna FXP73 Blue Diamond
SRD, Short Range Device is a term that is applied to a radio device that is
designed to operate over a short range. This also implies that the power levels
are low and hence the likelihood of interference to other devices is low. Cost
effectiveness is most often an important decision factor to use this technology,
because the total cost of ownership is low. Normally these applications allow
peer-to-peer connectivity and have no security features. There are still some
devices on the market, which allow unidirectional data transfer only, but most
often bidirectional communication is possible nowadays. Target applications
for SRD are actually requiring less performance and security and are easier to
integrate into end devices. Typical applications with such kind of requirements
are listed below:
These devices operate from 433.075 MHz to 434.775 MHz with 25 kHz channel
spacing with a maximum legal power output of 10 mW. European licence-free
SRD transceivers also include Short Range Device 863-865 and 868-870 MHz
(SRD860), which have a maximum legal output power of 5 mW.
In USA 902-928 MHz band and in UK 458 MHz band are the allowed radio
bands, which are not allowed for usage in rest of Europe. Also software stacks
like 6loWPAN, Synapse SNAP or MiWi from Microchip are supporting mesh
networking using the 802.15.4 interface.
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Remote controls (Garage door and gate controls)
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Sensor networking
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Alarms and movement detectors
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Low rate data transmission
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etc.
Sub-GHz Short Range Devices / ISM-Band (433 MHz and 866 MHz)
Comparison of ISM-Band technologies:
Introduction of some main technologies
Technology SRD ISM-Band Bluetooth Classic WLAN ZigBee
IEEE specification none 802.15.1 802.11.x 802.15.4
Frequency band 433 / 868 / 915 MHz 2.4 GHz 2.4 / 5 GHz 868 / 915 / 2400 MHz
Applicable implementation low data rate connection voice, data synchron., low speed
cable replacement
wireless ethernet, and hotspots multi directional ad-hoc networks
and big networks
Product application remote control, white goods,
and toys mobile communication, computing devices, medical applications, and
industrial control
datacom devices, mobile
comput-ing, and industrial automation home and building automation, toys, and health care
Power consumption medium low to medium high low
Output power 10 to 16 dBm 0 to 20 dBm 20 dBm 0 to 20 dBm
Receiver sensitivity -110 to -112 dBm typ. -86 dBm -71 to -86 dBm typ. -100 dBm
Radio range up to 2000 m up to 100 m up to 1000 m up to 1500 m
Data rate 500 kbps 1 to 3 Mbps 11 to 150 Mbps up to 250 kbps
Network type peer-to-peer piconet / scatternet peer-to-peer meshnet
No. of max. devices 2 1 master +
7 slaves in piconet 1Master + 7 Slaves several Unlimited
Solution size very small Small medium small
Organisation - Bluetooth SIG Wi-Fi Alliance ZigBee Alliance
Panasonic
GSM / GPRS / EDGE -
Mobile Communication Standards
UMTS
GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communications
(originally Groupe Spécial Mobile) and it is a standard set
developed by the European Telecommunications Standards
Institute (ETSI) to describe technologies for second
genera-tion (2G) digital cellular networks. GSM standard originally
described a digital, circuit switched network optimized for
full duplex voice telephony and it is the leading cellular phone
standard in the world, with networks in most countries.
The standard was expanded over time to include first Circuit
Switched Data (CSD, up to 14.4 kbps) transport, then
High-Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD, up to 43.2 kbps using
more than one time slot) and later General Packet Radio
Service (GPRS) This standard with packet data channels on
one or several time slots up to 171.2 kbps is used most often
nowadays.
GSM is a cellular network. There are five different cell sizes in
a GSM network: macro, micro, pico, femto and umbrella cells.
The coverage area of each cell varies according to the
imple-mentation environment with longest range of 35 kilometers.
GSM networks operate in a number of different carrier
frequency ranges, with most 2G GSM networks operating in
the 900 MHz or 1800 MHz bands. Where these bands were
already allocated, the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz bands were
used instead (e.g. in Canada and the USA). The transmission
power in the handset is limited to a maximum of 2 Watts in
GSM850/900 band and 1 Watt in GSM1800/1900 band. GSM
technology is a TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) system
with eight time slots per carrier. The modulation used in GSM
is Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying (GMSK).
The evolution path for higher data rates is called EDGE
(Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution). The objective of the
EDGE technology is to increase data transmission rates
(up to 473.6 kbps) as well as spectrum efficiency and to
facili-tate new applications with increased capacity for mobile use.
EDGE is a superset to GPRS, utilizing the same bandwidth and
frequencies, and can function on any network with GPRS
de-ployed on it, provided the carrier implements the necessary
upgrade.
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS)
net-works have been deployed world-wide as 3rd generation (3G)
mobile communications systems. Developed by the 3GPP (3rd
Generation Partnership Project), UMTS employs Wideband
Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) radio access technology
to offer greater spectral efficiency and bandwidth to mobile
network operators. UMTS specifies a complete network
sys-tem. Unlike EDGE, UMTS requires new base stations and new
frequency allocations.
The maximum UMTS data rate is 384 kbps at the moment,
but in the future it will be possible to combine several code
channels to a multi-code link, allowing data rates up to 2 Mbps.
UMTS provides a clear evolutionary path to High-Speed
Packet Access (HSPA). HSPA refers to the combination of
High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) and High-Speed
Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA). HSDPA allows data rates up to
14.4 Mbps in the downlink. HSUPA makes uplink data rates of
5.76 Mbps possible.
UMTS supports maximum theoretical data transfer rates of
84 Mbps when HSPA+ is implemented in the network. HSPA+
as specified in 3GPP Release 7 includes downlink MIMO
(Multiple-Input Multiple-Output) operation, higher-order
modulation and protocol improvements that specifically allow
a high number of “always on” users to be supported in the
network.
The specific frequency bands originally defined by the UMTS
standard are 1885–2025 MHz for the Mobile-to-Base (Uplink)
and 2110–2200 MHz for the Base-to-Mobile (Downlink). UMTS
phones usually support several different frequencies in
addition to their GSM fallback. Different countries support
dif-ferent UMTS frequency bands. Europe initially used 2100 MHz
while the most carriers in the USA use 850 MHz and 1900 MHz.
W-CDMA uses the DS-CDMA channel access method and
Quadrature Phase Shift Keying (QPSK) modulation with a pair
of 5 MHz wide channels. UMTS uses different power classes
with a maximum output power in power class 1 of 33 dBm,
class 2 it is 27 dBm, in class 3 it is 24 dBm and in class 4 it is
21 dBm.
Taoglas
Ceramic Cellular Antenna PA.710
Global Positioning System (GPS), officially NAVSTAR GPS, is a global satellite-based
positioning system for positioning and timing. The GPS system itself is operated by
the U.S. Department of Defense for both military use and use by the general public
and was officially put into operation in 1995. Using the difference in the radio
signal propagation times of at least three or more of the 32 GPS satellites, a GPS
receiver can accurately determine its position worldwide to within a few meters
using trilateration.
A-GPS (Assisted GPS) is mainly used in mobile terminals and in cellular networks to
enhance performance by means of faster localization and higher accuracy. A-GPS
uses the coordinates of the base station serving the radio cell in which the mobile
terminal is located and transmits this information to the mobile terminal via an
assisted channel.
The original GPS design contains two ranging codes: the Coarse/Acquisition (C/A)
code, which is freely available to the public, and the restricted Precision (P) code,
usually reserved for military applications. For the ranging codes and navigation
message to travel from the satellite to the receiver, they must be modulated onto
a carrier frequency. In the case of the original GPS design, two frequencies are
utilized; one at 1575.42 MHz called L1 for civilian use; and a second at 1227.60 MHz,
called L2 for military use.
GNSS – Global Navigation Satellite System / GPS & GLONASS
Quectel
M10 Quad Band GPRS Module Quectel U10 UMTS Module
Technology GSM / GPRS / EDGE UMTS / 3.5G
Frequency band 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz 850 / 1900 / 2100 MHz
Access technology FDMA / TDMA W-CDMA
Product application mobile communication, computing devices, voice and
data-com devices, M2M, Vehicle tracking system, smart metering and many others
mobile communication and computing devices, voice and datacom devices, M2M, Vehicle tracking system, smart metering and many others
Modulation method GSM/GPRS: GMSK
EDGE: GMSK / 8PSK
QPSK
Duplex method FDD FDD
Duplex separation 95 MHz 850 MHz band: 45 MHz
1900 MHz band: 80 MHz 2100 MHz band: 190 MHz
Channel bandwidth 200 kHz 5 MHz, raster is 200 kHz
Output power of Mobile / UE 2 Watts in GSM 850/900
1 Watt in GSM 1800/1900 Class 1: 33 dBm Class 2: 27 dBm
Class 3: 24 dBm Class 4: 21 dBm
Receiver sensitivity typ. -105 dBm typ. -110 dBm
Coverage area Good coverage indoors on 850/900 MHz. Repeaters
possible. 35 km hard limit.
Smaller cells and lower indoors coverage on 2100 MHz; equivalent coverage indoors and superior range to GSM on 850/900 MHz. Data rate GPRS: up to 171.2 kbps EDGE: up to 473,6 kbps UMTS: up to 2048 kbps HSDPA: up to 14.4 Mbps HSUPS: up to 5.76 Mbps HSPA+: up to 84 Mbps
Battery life very good good, lower than GSM
Organisation 3GPP 3GPP
Quectel
L50 GPS Module with Patch Antenna
RF/Wireless Linecard
The C/A code is transmitted on the frequency as a 1.023 MHz signal using a bi-phase
shift keying (BPSK) modulation technique. The P(Y)-code is transmitted on both
the L1 and L2 frequencies as a 10.23 MHz signal using the same BPSK modulation,
however the P(Y)-code carrier is in quadrature with the C/A carrier.
All satellites broadcast at the same two frequencies, 1.57542 GHz (L1 signal) and
1.2276 GHz (L2 signal). The satellite network uses a CDMA spread-spectrum
tech-nique where the low-bitrate message data is encoded with a high-rate pseudo-
random (PRN) sequence that is different for each satellite. The receiver must be
aware of the PRN codes for each satellite to reconstruct the actual message data.
GLONASS (Globalnaya navigatsionnaya sputnikovaya sistema - Global Navigation
Satellite System) is a radio-based satellite navigation system operated by the Russian
Aerospace Defence Forces. It both complements and provides an alternative to the
United States’ Global Positioning System (GPS) and is the only alternative navigational
system in operation with global coverage and of comparable precision.
GLONASS satellites transmit two types of signal: a standard precision (SP) signal
and an obfuscated high precision (HP) signal. The signals use similar DSSS
encod-ing and binary phase-shift keyencod-ing (BPSK) modulation as in GPS signals. All GLONASS
satellites transmit the same code as their SP signal; however each transmits on a
different frequency using a 15-channel frequency division multiple access (FDMA)
technique spanning either side from 1602.0 MHz, known as the L1 band. The center
frequency is 1602 MHz + n × 0.5625 MHz, where n is a satellite’s frequency channel
number (n=−7,−6,−5,...0,...,6, previously n=0,...,13).
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ISM Band Modules
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ISM-Band Selection Guide
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Name Antenna Version Frequenc
y Range Software Stack Siz e (l x w x h ) Used IC RX Sensitivity Tx P ower (max) Operating
Temperature SupplyPower consumptionTyp. Current
Number of GPIOs Int erfaces D ata Rat e (max air) Qualifications
MHz mm Type dBm dBm From ( °C) ( °C)Till From (iV) Till (V) sleep (µA) (mA)Tx (mA)Rx gross (in Mbit/s)
PANA
SONIC
PAN2355 w/o 868 - 8.0 x 8.2
x 1.9 CC1101 -104 @ 2.4 kBit/s +10 -40 +85 1,8 3,6 <1 18 @ 0 dBm 2 out-put GPO, SPI 0,50
PAN2357 w/o 433 - 8.0 x 8.2 x 1.9 CC1101 -104 @ 2.4 kBit/s +10 -40 +85 1,8 3,6 <1 19 @ 0 dBm 2 out-put GPO, SPI 0,50 PAN2370 w/o 169 / 433 / 868 / 915 / 955 - 13,2 x 11,8 CC1101 -123 @
1.2 kBit/s 15 -40 +85 2.0 3,6 0.3 10 dBm34 @ 2 4 GPIO, SPI 1,00
LESSWIRE
Mbear w/o 868 WM-BUS 20 x 20 CC -109 11 -40 +85 2.0 3,6 40 25
UART, I2C,G-PIO, SPI 0,50 CE, IC, FCC 802.15.4. Modules P anasonic Series Name Ant enna V ersion Fr equenc y Range Soft w ar e (Suffix +
Status Due to Change - Please check again with PIE) Software/
Profile Siz e (l x w x h ) Used IC RX Sensi -ti vit y Tx P owe r (max) Opera-ting Tempera-ture Power
Supply consumptionTyp. Current
Int erf ac es Dat a R at e (max)air) Qualific ations
MHz mm Type dBm dBm From ( °C) ( °C)Till From (iV) Till (V) sleep (µA) (mA)Tx (mA)Rx gross (in Mbit/s) PAN4561H Ceramic / 50 Ohm pad / U-FL 2400 SNAP or none 35.0 x 15.0 x 3.8 MC1321x/CC259x -102 18,5 -40 +85 2,0 3,4 <1 30 -4 GPIO, UART, I2C, BDM 0,25 EN300328, FCC CFR Part 15, ARIB STD-T71 PAN4561M Ceramic / 50 Ohm pad / U-FL 2400 SNAP OR NONE 35.0 x 15.0 x 3.8 MC1321x/CC259x -102 0 -40 +85 2,0 3,4 2 30 -4 GPIO, UART, I2C, BDM 0,25 EN300328, FCC CFR PART 15, ARIB STD-T77 PAN4561L CERAMIC / 50 OHM PAD / U-FL 2400 SNAP OR NONE 35.0 x 15.0 x 3.8 MC1321x/ CC259x -92 0 -40 +85 2,0 3,4 2 210 +20 GPIO, UART, I2C, BDM 0,25 EN300328, FCC CFR PART 15, ARIB STD-T83 PAN4580 CERAMIC AN-TENNA 2400 NONE / SNAP / ZIGBEE 29.0 x 19.0 x 2.9 ATmeg-a128RFA1 -100 @ 250 kBit/s +3.5 -40 +85 1,8 3,6 <1 18.5 @ 0 dBm 16,5 GPIO, 2X UART, SPI, ADC, 2X WIRE SERIAL 2,00
ISM Modules
802.15.4/Zigbee Modules
Bluetooth Selection Guide
Bluegiga
Article Type of Module Standards Radio Band (GHz) Supply Voltage Chipset Temperatur in °C Size (mm) Tx Output Power @ b/g Rx Sensitivity @ b/g Interfaces Software Support Remark Qualification
WF111 WLAN 802.11 B/G/N 2,4 1.8…3.3 CSR -40…+85 12 X 19 X 2.1 +17 -91 SDIO / SPI LINUX CE, FCC, IC
WF121 WLAN 802.11 B/G/N 2,4 2.7…3.7 CSR -40…+85 15 X 26 X 2.1 +17 -91 UART BLUEGIGA SDK IP INTEGRATED CE, FCC, IC
Lesswire
WIBEAR11-G WLAN 802.11 B/G 2,4 3.3 Marvell 88W8688 -45…+85 20 x 20 +18 / +15 -89 / -73 SDIO, UART, SPI WIN CE, LINUX CE, FCC
WiBear-SF2 WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 b/g + BT3.0 2,4 3.3 Marvell 88W8688 -45…+85 20 x 20 +18 / +15 -89 / -73 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI WIN CE, Linux not recommended for new designs CE, FCC
WiBear11N-DF WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 a/b/g/n + BT3.0 2,4 / 5 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W8787 -45…+85 15 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC DF1 = 1 antenna / DF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear11N-SF WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 b/g/n + BT3.0 2,4 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W8787 -45…+85 20 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC SF1 = 1 antenna / SF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear11AC WLAN/BT 4.0 /NFC
Combi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac + BT4.0 + NFC 2,4 / 5 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W87xx -45…+85 15 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC SF1 = 1 antenna / SF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear-ITS WLAN / WAVE 802.11 a/n/p 5,1…5,924 1.2..3.3 + 5 NXP -45…+85 25 x 50 +26 USB, SPI, GPIO Linux CE, FCC, ISO16750
H&D Wireless
HDG-104 WLAN 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.3 Nanoradio -30…+85 7,1 x 7,7 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS CQFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
HDG-204 WLAN 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.6 / 1.2 Nanoradio -40…+85 8 x 8 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS QFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
HDG-200 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3.6 / 1.2 Nanoradio -40…+85 8 x 8 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS QFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
SPB800-B WLAN / int. Antenna 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -25…+85 34 x 22 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 UART Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, ETSI, IC
SPB800-D WLAN / U.FL 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -25…+85 34 x 22 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 UART Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, ETSI, IC
SPB820 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -40…+85 34 x 22 +17 -89 UART/SPI Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, IC
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N100 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X1
N1000 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 / 50.95 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X2
N1030 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X2
N2200 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N2230 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N6230 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N6300 WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 INTEL 0…+60 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 3X3 MIMO
DNXA-97 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 ATHEROS AR9287 0…+60 26,6 X 29,85 +16 / +16 -92 / -88 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DNUA-93 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 5 ATHEROS AR9287 0…+60 27 X 12 +18 / +17 -89 / -88 USB 2.0 WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X1 CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DNXA-116 WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 ATHEROS AR9382 0…+50 26,6 X 29,85 +14 / +17 -94 / -80 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
WLAN
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anasonic
Article BT Version BT Class / Tx Out Sensitivity integr. Antenna Power Supply Temperature in °C Size (mm) BT Chip Qualification Description Interfaces
PAN1310 HCI + 2.1+EDR 2 (typ. +2.5dBm) -88 -- 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 11,6x8,7x1,8 PMB8763 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI BT Module, ISleep 80µA; ISniff 0,3mA, ITransmit 40mA; IReceive 37mA; GPIO, PCM, UART, JTAG (Debug)
PAN1320 HCI + 2.1+EDR 2 (typ. +4 dBm) -88 X 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2,8 PMB8763 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI BT Module, Hybridantenna, ISleep 170µA; ISniff 0,35mA, ITransmit 40mA; IReceive 37mA; GPIO, PCM, UART, JTAG (Debug)
PAN1322-SPP Embedded + +EDR 2 (typ. +4 dBm) -86 X 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2.8 PMB8764 BT Endproduct + FCC, CE SPP Module, Hybridantenna; I sleep 80µA, I transmit 40mA, Apple compatible GPIO, UART, JTAG
PAN1315 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 -- 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x6.5x1.7 CC2560A BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1325 HCI + 2.1+ EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 X 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.7 CC2560A BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1316 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 -- 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x6.5x1.7 CC2564 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1326 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 X 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.7 CC2564 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1026-SPP/LE Embedded + 2.1+EDR+ 4.0 2/- (typ. +4dBm) -87 X 1.8…4.0 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2.8 TC35661 BT Endproduct + CE, FCC SPP Module + Embedded LE, Hybridantenna; I sleep 100µA, I transmit 46mA, Apple compatible GPIO, UART
PAN1720 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. +4dBm) -93 X 2.0…3.6 -40…+85 15,6x8,7x1,8 CC2540 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Isleep 0,4µA, Irx 22,1mA, Itransmit 31,6mA (4dBm) GPIO, I2C, USB, SPI, ADC
PAN1721 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. +4dBm) -93 X 2.0…3.6 -40…+85 15,6x8,7x1,8 CC2541 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Isleep 0,4µA, Irx 22,1mA, Itransmit 31,6mA (4dBm) GPIO, UART, I2C, SPI, ADC
PAN1740 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. 0dBm) -93 x 2.3…3.3 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.8 DA14580 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Irx / Itransmit 4,9mA (0dBm) UART, I2C, USB, SPI
PAN1555 Embedded + 2.0+EDR 2 (max. 4dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 13,5x22,75x2,85 BC06 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Embedded Module, Isleep 100µA, I transmit 43mA, various Profiles e.g. HDP, HID, SPP, Audio etc. GPIO, UART, I2C, USB, SPI, ADC
Bluegiga
WT12 2.1+EDR 2 (max.+3dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 26x14x2.4 BC04 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 1,2 mA; Tx/Rx 70 mA UART, USB, GPIO
WT11i 2.1+EDR 1 (max. +17 dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 35x15,9x2.1 CSR FCC, IC, CE, MIC + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 1,2 mA; Tx 70 mA GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM
WT41 2.1+EDR 1 (max. +19 dBm) -93 X 2.6…3.6 -40…+85 35x14x3.5 CSR FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Standby 2,1 mA, Rx 56 mA GPIO, UART, USB, PCM
WT32 2.1+EDR 2 ( max. +7 dBm) -88 X 1.8…3.6 -30…+85 24x16x0.3 BC05 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM, Audio
WT32i 3.0 2 ( max. +7 dBm) -90 X 1.8…3.6 -40…+85 24x16x0.3 BC05 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM, Audio
BLE112 BT 4.0 - (max. +3) -85 - -91 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 12x18.1x2.3 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA GPIO, UART, USB, SPI
BLE112LR BT 4.0 - (max. +8) -98 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 13x14,7x2 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA GPIO, UART, USB, SPI
BLED112 BT 4.0 - (max. +3) -87 - -93 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 12x18.1x2.3 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA USB
BLE113 BT 4.0 - (max. +4) -93 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 15,7 x 9,15 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 17,9mA GPIO, UART, SPI, ADC
Bluegiga
Article Type of Module Standards Radio Band (GHz) Supply Voltage Chipset Temperatur in °C Size (mm) Tx Output Power @ b/g Rx Sensitivity @ b/g Interfaces Software Support Remark Qualification
WF111 WLAN 802.11 B/G/N 2,4 1.8…3.3 CSR -40…+85 12 X 19 X 2.1 +17 -91 SDIO / SPI LINUX CE, FCC, IC
WF121 WLAN 802.11 B/G/N 2,4 2.7…3.7 CSR -40…+85 15 X 26 X 2.1 +17 -91 UART BLUEGIGA SDK IP INTEGRATED CE, FCC, IC
Lesswire
WIBEAR11-G WLAN 802.11 B/G 2,4 3.3 Marvell 88W8688 -45…+85 20 x 20 +18 / +15 -89 / -73 SDIO, UART, SPI WIN CE, LINUX CE, FCC
WiBear-SF2 WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 b/g + BT3.0 2,4 3.3 Marvell 88W8688 -45…+85 20 x 20 +18 / +15 -89 / -73 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI WIN CE, Linux not recommended for new designs CE, FCC
WiBear11N-DF WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 a/b/g/n + BT3.0 2,4 / 5 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W8787 -45…+85 15 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC DF1 = 1 antenna / DF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear11N-SF WLAN/BT Combi 802.11 b/g/n + BT3.0 2,4 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W8787 -45…+85 20 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC SF1 = 1 antenna / SF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear11AC WLAN/BT 4.0 /NFC
Combi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac + BT4.0 + NFC 2,4 / 5 1.8...3.3 Marvell 88W87xx -45…+85 15 x 15 +18/+15 -96 SDIO, UART, SPI, HCI Linux, WIN7, WINXP, WIN7 EC SF1 = 1 antenna / SF2 = 2 antenna CE, FCC
WiBear-ITS WLAN / WAVE 802.11 a/n/p 5,1…5,924 1.2..3.3 + 5 NXP -45…+85 25 x 50 +26 USB, SPI, GPIO Linux CE, FCC, ISO16750
H&D Wireless
HDG-104 WLAN 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.3 Nanoradio -30…+85 7,1 x 7,7 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS CQFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
HDG-204 WLAN 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.6 / 1.2 Nanoradio -40…+85 8 x 8 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS QFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
HDG-200 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3.6 / 1.2 Nanoradio -40…+85 8 x 8 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 SDIO, SPI Linux, RTOS QFN 44+4 Package CE, FCC, ETSI
SPB800-B WLAN / int. Antenna 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -25…+85 34 x 22 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 UART Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, ETSI, IC
SPB800-D WLAN / U.FL 802.11 b/g 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -25…+85 34 x 22 +17 / +14 -96 / -86 UART Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, ETSI, IC
SPB820 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3.0...3.6 Nanoradio -40…+85 34 x 22 +17 -89 UART/SPI Pico OWL / TCP/IP on board CE, FCC, IC
Int
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N100 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X1
N1000 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 / 50.95 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X2
N1030 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X2
N2200 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N2230 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N6230 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 INTEL 0…+80 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO
N6300 WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 INTEL 0…+60 26,8 X 30 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 3X3 MIMO
WNC
DNXA-97 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 3,3 ATHEROS AR9287 0…+60 26,6 X 29,85 +16 / +16 -92 / -88 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DNUA-93 WLAN 802.11 b/g/n 2,4 5 ATHEROS AR9287 0…+60 27 X 12 +18 / +17 -89 / -88 USB 2.0 WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 1X1 CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DNXA-116 WLAN 802.11 a/b/g/n 2,4 / 5 3,3 ATHEROS AR9382 0…+50 26,6 X 29,85 +14 / +17 -94 / -80 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS XP, VISTA, 7, LINUX 2X2 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DHXA-195 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n + BT 2.1 + BT 3.0 2,4 3,3 ATHEROS
AR9285 / AR3011
0…+60 26,6 X 29,85 WIFI +17 / BT+2 WIFI -82 / BT -85 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS, LINUX 1X1 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
DHXA-222 WLAN / BT COMBI 802.11 b/g/n + BT 4.0 2,4 / 5 3,3 ATHEROS AR9462 0…+60 26,6 X 29,85 WIFI +17 / BT+2 WIFI -82 / BT -85 MINI-PCIE WINDOWS, LINUX 2X2 MIMO CE, FCC PRECERTIFIED
P
anasonic
Article BT Version BT Class / Tx Out Sensitivity integr. Antenna Power Supply Temperature in °C Size (mm) BT Chip Qualification Description Interfaces
PAN1310 HCI + 2.1+EDR 2 (typ. +2.5dBm) -88 -- 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 11,6x8,7x1,8 PMB8763 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI BT Module, ISleep 80µA; ISniff 0,3mA, ITransmit 40mA; IReceive 37mA; GPIO, PCM, UART, JTAG (Debug)
PAN1320 HCI + 2.1+EDR 2 (typ. +4 dBm) -88 X 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2,8 PMB8763 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI BT Module, Hybridantenna, ISleep 170µA; ISniff 0,35mA, ITransmit 40mA; IReceive 37mA; GPIO, PCM, UART, JTAG (Debug)
PAN1322-SPP Embedded + +EDR 2 (typ. +4 dBm) -86 X 2.9…4.1 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2.8 PMB8764 BT Endproduct + FCC, CE SPP Module, Hybridantenna; I sleep 80µA, I transmit 40mA, Apple compatible GPIO, UART, JTAG
PAN1315 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 -- 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x6.5x1.7 CC2560A BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1325 HCI + 2.1+ EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 X 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.7 CC2560A BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1316 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 -- 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x6.5x1.7 CC2564 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1326 HCI + 2.1+EDR 1.5 (typ. +10.5dBm) -93 X 1.8...4.8 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.7 CC2564 BT precertified + FCC, IC, CE HCI Module; ISleep 105µA; ITransmit 40mA; w and w/o Antenna GPIO, PCM, UART
PAN1026-SPP/LE Embedded + 2.1+EDR+ 4.0 2/- (typ. +4dBm) -87 X 1.8…4.0 -40…+85 LGA 15,6x8,7x2.8 TC35661 BT Endproduct + CE, FCC SPP Module + Embedded LE, Hybridantenna; I sleep 100µA, I transmit 46mA, Apple compatible GPIO, UART
PAN1720 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. +4dBm) -93 X 2.0…3.6 -40…+85 15,6x8,7x1,8 CC2540 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Isleep 0,4µA, Irx 22,1mA, Itransmit 31,6mA (4dBm) GPIO, I2C, USB, SPI, ADC
PAN1721 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. +4dBm) -93 X 2.0…3.6 -40…+85 15,6x8,7x1,8 CC2541 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Isleep 0,4µA, Irx 22,1mA, Itransmit 31,6mA (4dBm) GPIO, UART, I2C, SPI, ADC
PAN1740 Embedded + BT 4.0 - (typ. 0dBm) -93 x 2.3…3.3 -40…+85 LGA 9x9.5x1.8 DA14580 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Low Energy Module, Hybridantenne; Irx / Itransmit 4,9mA (0dBm) UART, I2C, USB, SPI
PAN1555 Embedded + 2.0+EDR 2 (max. 4dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 13,5x22,75x2,85 BC06 BT Endproduct + FCC, IC, CE Embedded Module, Isleep 100µA, I transmit 43mA, various Profiles e.g. HDP, HID, SPP, Audio etc. GPIO, UART, I2C, USB, SPI, ADC
Bluegiga
WT12 2.1+EDR 2 (max.+3dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 26x14x2.4 BC04 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 1,2 mA; Tx/Rx 70 mA UART, USB, GPIO
WT11i 2.1+EDR 1 (max. +17 dBm) -86 X 2.7…3.6 -40…+85 35x15,9x2.1 CSR FCC, IC, CE, MIC + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 1,2 mA; Tx 70 mA GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM
WT41 2.1+EDR 1 (max. +19 dBm) -93 X 2.6…3.6 -40…+85 35x14x3.5 CSR FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Standby 2,1 mA, Rx 56 mA GPIO, UART, USB, PCM
WT32 2.1+EDR 2 ( max. +7 dBm) -88 X 1.8…3.6 -30…+85 24x16x0.3 BC05 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM, Audio
WT32i 3.0 2 ( max. +7 dBm) -90 X 1.8…3.6 -40…+85 24x16x0.3 BC05 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional GPIO, UART, I2S, USB, SPI, PCM, Audio
BLE112 BT 4.0 - (max. +3) -85 - -91 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 12x18.1x2.3 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA GPIO, UART, USB, SPI
BLE112LR BT 4.0 - (max. +8) -98 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 13x14,7x2 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, J, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA GPIO, UART, USB, SPI
BLED112 BT 4.0 - (max. +3) -87 - -93 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 12x18.1x2.3 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 27mA USB
BLE113 BT 4.0 - (max. +4) -93 X 2…3.6 -40…+85 15,7 x 9,15 CC2540 FCC, IC, CE, MIC, KOR + BT Endproduct Embedded Stack optional, Sleep 7.4 uA, Tx 17,9mA GPIO, UART, SPI, ADC
GNSS & Cellular Selection Guide
Quect
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Article GPS Chip Set Supp.GNSS Protocols Voltage Supply (V)
Tempra-ture (in
°C) Size (mm) No. of
Pins ChannelsL1 Band Tracking sensitivity (dbm) Up-date Rate (Hz) Antenna
types Inter-faces Qualification
L10 MTK 3329 GPS NMEA, PMTK 3…4.3 -40…+85 22,4x17x3 28 22TRK / 66ACQ -165 1…10 active / passive USB, IICUART, CE / FCC
L20 GSD4e-9301SiRF GPS NMEA, OSP 2.0…3.6 -40…+85 12,2x16x2,4 24 48 -163 1 active / passive UART CE
L26 MTK 3333 GPS, Glonass, QZSS NMEA, PMTK 2.8…4.3 -40…+85 12,2x16x2,4 24 33TRK / 99ACQ -165 1…10 active / passive UART CE
L30 GSD4E-9302SIRF GPS NMEA, OSP 1.7…1.9 -40…+85 9x9x1,6 21 48 -163 1 ACTIVE / PASSIVE UART CE
L50 GSD4E-9302SIRF GPS NMEA, OSP 1.7…1.9 -40…+85 28x16x3 24 48 -163 1 INTEGRAT-ED PATCH UART CE
L70 MTK 3339 GPS NMEA, PMTK 2.8…4.3 -40…+85 10,1x9,7x2,5 18 22TRK / 66ACQ -163 1…10 ACTIVE / PASSIVE UART CE
L76 MTK 3333 GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU; QZSS NMEA, PMTK 2.8…4.3 -40…+85 10,1x9,7x2,5 18 33TRK / 99ACQ -163 1…10 ACTIVE / PASSIVE UART CE
L80 MTK 3339 GPS NMEA, PMTK 3…4.3 -40…+85 16x16x6.45 18 22TRK / 66ACQ -165 1…10 ACTIVE / PASSIVE UART CE
L86 MTK 3333 GLONASS, GPS,
QZSS
NMEA,
PMTK 3…4.3 -40…+85 16x16x6.45 18 33TRK / 99ACQ -165 1…10 ACTIVE / PASSIVE UART CE
Quect
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Article Radio Band (MHz) Multi Slot Class VoltageSupply peratur
Tem-in °C Size (mm)
No. of
Pins Interfaces Qualification Features
M10 850/900/1800/1900 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -45…+85 35x32,5x2,9 SMT 64
UART, 2 analog Audio Channels, Key Pad, LCD, RTC, GPIOs, Charger
FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
Full IP-Protocol and SMS Support, various speech codec modes, Echo can-cellation, DTMF, Base station location, FOTA, FAX Support
M12 900/1800 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -35…+75 35x32,5x2,9 SMT 64
UART, 2 analog Audio Channels, Key Pad, LCD, RTC, GPIOs, Charger
FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
Full IP-Protocol and SMS Support, various speech codec modes, Echo can-cellation, DTMF, Base station location, FOTA, FAX Support
M72 900/1800 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -45…+85 27,5x24x3,6 SMT 30 UART, RTC FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB Data only module, Full IP-Protocol and SMS Support,
M66 850/900/1800/1900 12/10/8 3.3…4.6 -45…+85 17,7x15,8x2,3 BLUETOOTH, UART, 2 ANALOG AUDIO CHANNELS, ADC, RTC, GPIOS, PCM FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
Full IP-Protocol and SMS Support, various speech codec modes, Echo can-cellation, DTMF, Base station location, FOTA, Bluetooth 3.0
M85 850/900/1800/1900 12/10/8 3.3…4.6 -45…+85 23x25x2,6 SMT 74
3x UART, 2 analog Au-dio Channels, SDCard, PCM, RTC, GPIOs, ADC, Dual SIM
FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
Full IP-Protocol and SMS Support, OpenCPU, various speech codec modes, Echo cancellation, DTMF, Base station location, FOTA,
M95 850/900/1800/1900 12/10/8 3.3…4.6 -45…+85 19,9x23,6x2,6 SMT 44 2X UART, 2 ANALOG AUDIO IN AND OUT FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
FULL IP-PROTOCOL AND SMS SUP-PORT, VARIOUS SPEECH CODEC MODES, ECHO CANCELLATION, DTMF, BASE STATION LOCATION, FOTA
UC15 900/2100 - 850/1900 12/10/8 3.3…4.3 -35…+75 29x29x2,5 CONN. 108
USB, UART, 2 ANALOG AUDIO CHANNELS, SDCARD, PCM, GPIOS, ADC
FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
FULL IP-PROTOCOL AND SMS SUP-PORT, VARIOUS SPEECH CODEC MODES, ECHO CANCELLATION, DTMF, BASE STATION LOCATION, FOTA
UC15 MINI-PCIE
850/900/1800/1900
(850/900/2100) 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -40…+80 51x30x5 MPCIE USB, UART, AUDIO, USIM FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
FULL IP-PROTOCOL AND SMS SUP-PORT, VARIOUS SPEECH CODEC MODES, ECHO CANCELLATION, DTMF, BASE STATION LOCATION, FOTA, USB SERIAL, USB RIL, WINDOWS, LINUX AND ANDROID SUPPORT
UC20 850/900/1800/1900 (850/900/2100) 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -40…+80 32x29x2.5 CONN. 112
USB, 2X UART, 2 ANALOG AUDIO CHANNELS, SDCARD, RTC, IIC, GPIOS, ADC,
FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
FULL IP-PROTOCOL AND SMS SUP-PORT, VARIOUS SPEECH CODEC MODES, ECHO CANCELLATION, DTMF, BASE STATION LOCATION, FOTA
UC20 MINI PCIE
850/900/1800/1900
(850/900/2100) 12/10/8 3.4…4.5 -40…+80 51x30x5 MPCIE USB, UART, DIGITAL AUDIO PCM, USIM, FCC, CE, GCF, PTCRB
FULL IP-PROTOCOL AND SMS SUP-PORT, VARIOUS SPEECH CODEC MODES, ECHO CANCELLATION, DTMF, BASE STATION LOCATION, FOTA, USB SERIAL, USB RIL, WINDOWS, LINUX AND ANDROID SUPPORT
GPS & Glonass
Antennas
Taoglas
Article Category Application Frequency (MHz)Working Antenna Gain VSWR Polari-zation Imped-ance (Ω) Return Loss (dB) Efficiency (%) Operating Tempera-ture (°C) Dimensions
(mm) Cable Stand-ard (mm) Connector Standard
PA.22A Cellular Tri-Band Cellular SMT
Ceramic PIFA Antenna 880-960 1710-1990 2.5 max. Linear 50 ≤-10 30 avg. -40…+85 29.8x6x5
PA.25A Cellular Hexa-Band Cellular
SMT Ceramic PIFA Antenna
824-960
1700-2170 3.0 max. Linear 50 ≤-10 50 avg. -40…+85 35x6x5
PA.710.A LTE/Cellular Ultra-Wide-Band LTE/
Cellular SMT Ceramic PIFA Antenna
689-960/
1710-2690 2 dBi 3.0 max. Omni-
Direc-tional 50 >60 -40…+85 28.5x7.8 PCS.06.A Havok / Low Profile LTE Cellular Ceramic Dielctric Antenna 698~960MHz/ 1710~2690 3,72 dBi Linear 50 ≤-7 >56 -40…+85 42x10x3
TG.19 Cellular Quad-Band Cellular
External Terminal An-tenna
850/900/1800/
1900 0 dBi Linear 50 -9 avg. >45 (ground-plane
depen-dent)
-40…+85 28.5x7.8 Fixed Right
Angle SMA(M)RA
TG.22 Cellular Penta-Band Cellular
External Terminal An-tenna 850/900/1800/ 1900/2100 0 dBi Linear 50 -7.8 avg. >17 (ground-plane depen-dent) -40…+85 48x7.8 Straight SMA(M)
FXP07 Cellular Penta-Band Cellular
Flexible Antenna 850/900/1800/ 1900/2100 Linear 50 ≤-9 avg. >30 (w/ GRD) ≤30 (w/o GRD) -40…+85 41x24x0.1 L=100, Ø 1.13 IPEX MHF U.FL comp.
PC27 Cellular Quad-Band Cellular
FR4 PCB Antenna 850/900/1800/ 1900 Linear 50 ≤-14 25 avg. -40…+85 34x7x0.8 L=100, Ø 1.13 IPEX U.FL comp.
AP.10F GPS Active GPS Embedded
Patch Antenna Module
1575.42 -10dBic 2.0 max. (output) RHCP 50 -40…+85 10x10x5.7 L=39, Ø 0.81 IPEX MHFI (U.FL comp.)
AA.105 GPS External GPS Magnetic
Mount Antenna 1575.42 1.92 max. RHCP 50 -40…+85 44x33x14 RG-174 SMA(M)
AA.161 GOS /
Glonass
External GPS-Glonass Magnetic Mount Antenna
1575-1609 -3dBic 2.0 max. RHCP 50 -40…+85 65x49x21 RG-174 SMA(M)
A.01.C GPS External GPS Screw
Mount Antenna 1575.42 2.0 max. RHCP 50 -40…+85 H=29, Ø 52 RG-174 SMA(M)
AGGP.25F GPS/ GLONASS External GPS/GLONASS Embedded Patch Antenna Module 1574-1610 50 -40…+85 25.1x25.1 x7.4 IPEX MHFI (U.FL comp.) GW.15 2.4GHz,
Wi-Fi, BT External 2.4GHz Termi-nal Antenna 2400-2500 2dBi 1.8 max. Linear 50 -40…+85 L=108, Ø 7.8 SMA(M)
GW.58 2.4/5.2GHz, Wi-Fi External Dual-Band 2.4/5.2GHz Terminal Antenna 2400-2500 5150-5900 3dBi <2.0 Linear 50 -40…+85 L=197, Ø 1.3 RP-SMA(M) FXP70 2.4GHz,
Wi-Fi, BT 2.4GHz Flexible Antenna 2400-2500 5dBi 1.5 max. Linear 50 -20 80 -40…+85 27x25x0.1 L=53, Ø 1.13 IPEX (U.FL)
FXP73 2.4GHz,
Wi-Fi, BT
2.4GHz Flexible Antenna
2400-2483.5 2.5dBi
1.5 max. Linear 50 -20 50 -40…+85 47x7x0.1 L=100, Ø 1.13 IPEX (U.FL)
FXP830 2.4/4.9-6GHz, Wi-Fi Dual-Band 2.4/4.9-6GHz Flexible Antenna 2400-2500 4900-6000 1.8dBi (2.4-2.5GHz) 3.6dBi (4.9-6GHz) Linear 50 ≤-26 50 (2.4-2.5GHz) 86 (4.9-6GHz) -40…+85 47x7x0.1 L=100, Ø 1.37 IPEX (U.FL comp.) SDWA.01 2.4/4.9-5.8GHz, Wi-Fi Dual-Band 2.4/4.9-5.8GHz Ceramic SMT Antenna 2400-2500 4900-5850 1.05dBi (2.4-2.5GHz) 4.91dBi (4.9-5.8GHz) Linear 50 ≤-27 60-75 -40…+85 10x4x1.5 WLA.01 2.4GHz,
Wi-Fi, BT 2.4GHz Ceramic PIFA SMT Antenna 2400-2500 2.5dBi Linear 50 -22 -40…+85 3.2x1.6x0.6
ILA.01 915MHz ISM-Band 915MHz ISM-Band Ceramic Loop SMT Antenna 902-928 1dBi ≤2.0 Linear 50 <-19 70 -40…+85 10x3.2x0.5 ILA.02 868MHz ISM-Band 868MHz ISM-Band Ceramic Loop SMT Antenna 855-881 2.4dBi ≤2.0 Linear 50 <-19 65 -40…+85 10x3.2x0.5 FXP280 868MHz
ISM-Band 868MHz ISM-Band Flexible Antenna 863-870 1.5dBi ≤2.0 Linear 50 -20 ≤40 -40…+85 75x45x0.1 L=100, Ø 1.13 IPEX U.FL comp.
FXP290 915MHz
ISM-Band
915MHz ISM-Band Flexible Antenna
902-928 1.5dBi
≤2.0 Linear 50 -20 ≤40 -40…+85 75x45x0.1 L=100, Ø 1.13 IPEX U.FL comp.
TI.08.C.112 868MHz ISM-Band 868MHz ISM-Band Terminal Antenna 853-883 0dBi ≤2.3 Linear 50 -40…+85 52.8x17.1x 9.6 SMA(M)RA FXR.05.A NFC
An-tenna 13,56 MHz Flexible Near-Field
Communica-tions Antenna 13,56 Linear 50 -40…+85 31x26.4x 0.24 MA.501 Combo GPS/ Wi-Fi Combo GPS/Wi-Fi Screw-Mount Antenna 1575.42 (GPS) 2400-2500 (Wi-Fi) 4900-6000 (Wi-Fi) 30dBic (GPS) -3dBi (2.4-2.5GHz) 4dBi (4.9-6GHz) ≤1.8 RHCP (GPS) Linear (Wi-Fi) 50 >40 -40…+85 H=29, Ø 49 SMA(M)/ RP-SMA(M) FXP14 Combo
Cel-lular/GPS Combo Hepta-Band Cellular/GPS Flexible
Antenna Cellular: 850/900/1700/ 1800/1900/2100 GPS: 1575.42 3dBi Linear 50 -17 >50 -40…+85 35x6x5 L=100,
Ø 1.13 IPEX U.FL comp.
MA.700 Combo LTE/Cel-lular/GPS/ GLONASS/ WiFi Dual Band Combo LTE/Cellular/ GPS/GLONASS/WiFi Dual Band Ultra Wide Band Screw Mount Antenna Cellular: 700/850/900/ 1800/1900/2100 GPS/GLONASS: 1575-1606 4dBic (GPS/ GLONASS) 2dBi (LTE/ Cellular) 2.5dBi (WiFi) ≤1.9 (GPS/ GLONASS)‚ ≤3.0 (LTE/ Cellular) ≤1.92 (WiFi) 50 >50 -40…+85 H=85.73, Ø 145.59 SMA(A)
Wireless Linecard
Bluegiga
Bluegiga is committed to provide innovative and easy-to-use, short-range
wireless connectivity solutions to OEMs, device manufacturers and system
integrators. Currently, our technology portfolio includes Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
Our products include a wide range of wireless modules, varying from ultra-low
power Bluetooth Smart modules to best in class long range Bluetooth Classic
and Wi-Fi products.
Bluegiga was founded in 2000, with headquartered in Espoo, Finland. We have
local sales and customer service offices in Atlanta, GA, USA and Hong Kong,
China. Our products are available globally in more than 70 countries through an
extensive distribution network, consisting of more than 50 partners.
Our competitive edge is our unique combination of high performance radios,
connectivity software and customer support, which in turn led to the creation
of a solid customer base that includes from industry leaders to start-ups in the
sectors of consumer electronics, health and wellness, automotive aftermarket,
sports and fitness, M2M and industrial.
For more information about Bluegiga, please visit the company's website at
www.bluegiga.com
H&D Wireless
H&D Wireless AB is a Global Smart Home solution provider. They enable
wire-less sensor and multimedia data access to the Internet in an environmental
friendly and cost effective way. The solutions are used in a wide range of
applications ranging from battery driven smart energy meters for CleanTech
to streaming data for Digital Media and Internet of Things.
The technology is a world class Wi-Fi system solution and application software
that offers immediate communication with smart phones, tablets and Internet.
The Wi-Fi modules are supported on leading Micro-controller platforms allowing
quick design turnaround for Customers
For more information about H&D Wireless, please visit the company's website
at
www.hd-wireless.se
Intel
MSC offers Intel´s industrial range of Mini PCIe Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi / Bluetooth
Combo products.
Unlike consumer PCIe solutions, Intel´s industrial products guarantee
integra-tors a fixed hardware specification, an availability of up to seven years and
extended operational temperature ranges. With full support from a range of
driver packages, integrators can be confident that the PCIe solution will be
easily integrated and stable.
For more information about Intel, please visit the company's website at
www.intel.com
Lesswire
The Experts for Wireless Connectivity
Lesswire enables OEMs, device manufacturers and integrators to implement
products and solutions with wireless connectivity for automotive and industrial
markets at reduced effort and time-to-market.
The company offers short-range wireless embedded modules, industry-specific
routers and gateways for the implementation of IoT solutions as well as
con-sulting and development services for customer specific connectivity systems.
For more information about Lesswire, please visit the company's website at
Wireless Linecard
Multi-Tech
Multi-Tech Systems has been delivering industry-leading M2M communications
solutions since 1970. With carrier-approved external and embedded modems
and gateways, Multi-Tech makes it easy and fast to connect your devices to
networks anywhere in the world. We work with clients in almost every market
to efficiently enable cellular, analog, Wi-Fi®, Bluetooth® and GPS capabilities
into their M2M solution. Multi-Tech established its reputation for innovative
designs by obtaining 80+ patents as well as certifications from more than
30 carriers and over 80 countries. With more than 22 million devices deployed,
Multi-Tech has made M2M simplified for thousands of customers worldwide.
For more information about Multi-Tech Systems, please visit the company's
website at
www.multitech.com
Panasonic
From capacitors, through batteries, to robots – the Europe-wide sales of a
broad range of industrial products form the core business of Panasonic
Indus-trial Europe. The group comprises the continental European company
Pana-sonic Industrial Devices Sales Europe GmbH with its headquarters in Hamburg,
Panasonic Industrial Devices Sales Europe (UK) GmbH located in London and
Panasonic Energy Europe NV established in Brussels. In just two years after its
incorporation on 1st April 1998, the company established its growth-oriented
course. Some 300 people are employed in the Sales, Marketing and Support
Divisions.
For more information about Panasonic Industrial, please visit the company's
website at
www.industrial.panasonic.com/eu/
Quectel
As one of the leading providers of GSM/GPRS, GNSS modules with many years
of extensive experience, Quectel is always looking to be at the forefront of
technology and maintaining customer’s full satisfaction.
Quectel offers high-performance cellular and GNSS modules based on the
state-of-art technology which, already today, is aimed at the tomorrow’s
demands. To completely satisfy customer’s needs, Quectel not only provide
a wide product range with numerous integrated features capable of
meet-ing the most sophisticated requirements from all market segment, but also
provide comprehensive technical support for developers in the development
and testing phase. Additionally, timely help is available from Quectel’s software
and hardware team throughout customer’s development via phone, email and
face to face meetings when necessary, which significantly reduces customer’s
product development time and achieve short time to market.
For more information about Quectel, please visit the company's website at
www.quectel.com
TAOGLAS
Taoglas provides a comprehensive range of external and embedded antenna
solutions for M2M applications such as Telematics, Automotive, Smart-Grid,
Metering / Telemetry, Home Automation, Remote Monitoring and Medical.
With in-house antenna and RF expertise Taoglas develops its own advanced
antenna solutions, many of which are patented or have patents pending. A
continual research of new materials and technologies offers improved antenna
designs for cellular (2G/3G/4G), GNSS, WiFi and ISM, e.g. the surface-mount
antenna range and flexible embedded products are unique in the industry.
With fully qualified OTA test facilities the Taoglas RF Engineering teams can
support each customer, from the start of a customer's development project,
to achieve the best possible performance for the customer's device and hence,
a faster time to market.
For more information about Taoglas, please visit the company's website at
Intelligent Solutions
Headquarters Stutensee
MSC Technologies GmbH
Industriestraße 16
76297 Stutensee
t +49 7249 910 - 0
f +49 7249 910 7993
www.msc-technologies.eu
Germany
Aachen
Pascalstr. 16 • 52076 Aachen
t +49 2408 709 0
Berlin
Tempelhofer Ufer 37 • 10963 Berlin
t +49 30 720089 0
Düsseldorf
Max-Planck-Str.15a-c • 40699 Erkrath
t +49 211 92593 0
Hannover
Gaußstraße 10 • 31275 Lehrte
t +49 5132 5099 680
Jena
Göschwitzer Straße 25 • 07745 Jena
t +49 3641 6825 0
Koblenz
Auf dem Hahnenberg 19 • 55218 Mühlheim
t +49 2630 96239 11
Maudach
Torfstecherring 4 • 67067 Ludwigshafen
t +49 621 58649 113
Neufahrn
Zeppelinstr. 1a • 85375 Neufahrn
t +49 8165 906 100
Nürnberg
Vogelweiherstr. 20 • 90441 Nürnberg
t +49 911 43970 0
Stuttgart
Gutenbergstraße 15 • 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen
t +49 711 78260 380
Wiesbaden
Borsigstraße 36 • 65205 Wiesbaden
t +49 6122 5871 422
Europe
Austria
(also responsible for Slovenia)
Aredstrasse 13 • A - 2544 Leobersdorf
t +43 (2256) 63975-13
Romania
Pipera-Tunari 4c Voluntari • 077190 Ilfov (Bucharest)
t +40 21 529 6911
Hungary
Budafoki út 91-93 West Irodahaz • 1117 Budapest
t +36 1 436 72 29
Switzerland
Industriestr. 25 • CH - 8604 Volketswil
t +41 43 355 33 66
Benelux countries
Stadionstraat 2, 6th fl. • NL - 4815 NG BREDA
t +31 76 5722400
Czech Republic/Poland
Nádražní 2369/10 • CZ - 678 01 Blansko
t +420 516 411 494-15
Turkey
Inonu Cd. Seylan Is Merkezi 83/6 Kozyatagi • TR - 34736 Istanbul
t +90 216 411-2333
Spain
Calle Chile 10, 2nd Planta, Oficina 222 • ES - 28290 Las Matas, Madrid
t +34 91 721 69 51
Fermín Calbetón Nº4 Planta 3 • 20600 Eibar (Guipúzcoa)
t +34 943 257 105
