HC05 Bluetooth Transceiver module – with pin strip
€7.38excl. VAT€9.00incl. VATBluetooth module (pin strip version) built on the CSR BlueCore4 chipset
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Bluetooth modulesBluetooth module (pin strip version) built on the CSR BlueCore4 chipset
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RF transmittersHandheld transmitter built around the SX1278 LoRa radio module (433 MHz) and driven by an ATmega32u4 microcontroller
RF receiversReceiver with micro current draw and minimal supply voltage
Wi-Fi modulesCompact module with a DHT11 temperature and humidity sensor
Data transceiversThe TX 869 Boost 500 mW is an R.F. transmitter module
Data transceiversWixel module based on the Texas Instruments CC2511F32 microcontroller
RF receiversSuperheterodyne hybrid module containing a UHF radio receiver tuned to 433.92 MHz, with an OOK amplitude demodulator and an output pulse shaper, completed by a decoder that lets it respond correctly to the TX-12CH
Data transceiversTransceiver module ideal for replacing a serial link with a half-duplex RF wireless connection [433.92 MHz band], with serial data rate selectable between 9600, 19200, 57600 and 115200 bps
LoRa modulesCompact 433 MHz RF transceiver module based on the RF98 chip
LoRa modulesPack for building the Lora EndDevice project, containing the following electronic parts:
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Wi-Fi modulesIt brings the ESP8266 into the form factor of the Xbee modules, so it fits sockets you already have; it is driven with AT commands and runs on 3.3 Vdc.
Data transceiversTransceiver module ideal for replacing a serial link with a half-duplex RF wireless connection [433.92 MHz band], with serial data rate selectable between 9600, 19200, 57600 and 115200 bps
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