CC1101 433MHz Wireless RF module

CC1101 433MHz Wireless RF modules is a 10mW Wireless transceiver integrated data transmission module with high stability, strong diffraction performance, and excellent, thorough ability working on 433MHz.

The module has enough transmission power, good spectral characteristics,

Specifications:

• RF chip CC1101
• Module size 28*15 mm (Not including antenna)
• Module weight 3.15g, Including antenna
• Operate Frequency 400M~470MHz (Can be adjusted by software; 433 Mhz ± 10MHz is recommended)
• Supply voltage 1.8 ~ 3.6V DC (voltage higher than 3.6V will damage the module permanently)
• Communication level 0.7VCC ~ 3.6V (VCC refers to the module supply voltage)
• Measured distance 700m )Clear and open, maximum power, height 1.5m, 1k airspeed)
• Sending power Maximum 10dBm About 10mW
• Air rate 0.6k ~ 500Kbps (adjustable by Software, it is recommended to use low-speed as far as possible)
• Turn off current 0.5uA (In power down mode)
• Sending current 29mA@10dBm (Power supply must be more than 100mA)
• Receiving current 16mA (In the receiving state)
• Communication Interface SPI (The maximum rate is up to 10Mbps)
• Transmitting length Single packet 1 to 64 bytes
• Receiving length Single packet 1 to 64 bytes
• RSSI support (See chip manual for detail)
• Antenna interface SMA-K 50Ω impedance
• Operation temperature -40 ~ +85℃
• Operation humidity 10%-90%
• Receiving sensitivity -116dBm @ 0.6kbps (See the chip manual for details)

Package Included: 1 x CC1101 Wireless Module SMA Antenna

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