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  • 868MHz/915MHz Transparent UART Transceiver Module with TI CC1310 Chip
    Model: DL-CC1310-B868 (915)
    Chip: CC1310
    Frequency: 868Mhz/915Mhz
    Voltage: 1.8~3.8V
    Distance: 800m
    Size: 18*16*2mm
    DL-CC1310-B Wireless Module is a SoC Transceiver Module (UART Module) with AT command, which was developed based on Texas Instruments' CC1310F128RHBR RF chip. It combines an integrated RF Controller (Cortex®-MO) and a powerful Arm® Cortex®-M3 Processor, which is ideal to use especially for battery power IoT applications.
  • 433Mhz Wireless Transparent SoC Transceiver Module TI CC1310 Chip
    Model: DL-CC1310-B433
    Chip: CC1310
    Frequency: 433Mhz
    Voltage: 1.8~3.8V
    Distance: 800m
    Size: 18*16*2mm
    This DL-CC1310-B Wireless Module supports Narrow-band Communication, Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS), Long-range Transmission and High-efficiency Communication. Its fully functional AT Commands support any Serial Baud Rate setting from 1920bps to 256000bps, which can greatly improve the communication efficiency with up to -124dBm receiver sensitivity.
  • DB-RF001 Development Kit for Wireless Modules
    Model: DB-RF001
    Frequency: 433/315/915/868 MHz
    This DB-RF001 Development Kit consists of a Switch Board and a Motherboard, with two hardware SPI interfaces. The switch board adapts to the common FSK Front-end Modules and LoRa RF Modules. The motherboard integrates a Cortex-M0 32bit MCU (HC32L176KATA from HDSC), and has several common interfaces such as SPI, UART and I2C, while the keys can be used to quickly evaluate the performance of the wireless RF front-end modules.