433 MHz Long Range LoRa transceiver module

Built around the SX1278 chip: receives down to -141 dBm and transmits at +18 dBm over SPI, with the spring antenna already fitted; runs on 3.3 volts.

SKU 8300-YSX1278EAN 8219671069847Item type: Assembled

Description

Compact 433 MHz RF transceiver module based on the Semtech Corporation SX1278 chip. It features a spring antenna, digital I/O (DIO0), high sensitivity (-141dBm) in LoRa™ modulation, and high output power (+18dBm). It is particularly suitable for use in remote controls, smart meters, home automation, personal loggers, wireless sensor networks, wireless PC peripherals, etc.

Technical specifications

  • Interface: SPI
  • Dimensions (mm): 23x18x13
  • Weight: 4.8 grams

Documentation and useful links

Technical details

Frequency range 433 MHz
Modulation FSK/GFSK/MSK/GMSK/LoRa/OOK
Interface SPI
Digital I/O 1 (DIO0)
Sensitivity -141dBm
Output power +18dBm (±1dBm)
Data rate <300 kbps
Antenna spring with 2.5dBi gain
Power supply 3.3 volts
standby 1.6 mA
receiving about 12.15 mA
transmitting about 93 mA
Operating temperature -30°C to +85°C
Storage temperature -40°C to +90°C

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