Maduino Zero Wi-Fi Halow
Wi-Fi HaLow is a Wi-Fi technology that uses the IEEE 802.11ah protocol to provide long-range, low-power connectivity. There has been much related explanations about Halow’s advantage/disadvantages such as this. Makerfabs believe the most advantage of Halow, is its relative long-range connections.
This Maduino Zero Wi-Fi Halow could be a good prototyping board to deploy Halow-based IOT applications. It is composed by SAMD21 controller (Arduino zero Compatible) and TX-AH chipset from Taixin , can operate in the channel width of 1/2/4/8MHz, and can provide a physical throughput of 150 Kbps to 32.5Mbps. Users can quickly create a Halow transmission system, for remote sensing/controlling.
This module be powered up with USB-Type-C or standard 3.7V lipo battery(can be charged directly by the USB), it can be programmed by Arduino IDE.
There are 2 versions with different Frequeny for WiFi halow:
- - 859-894Mhzwith 875M Saw
- - 902-928Mhz, with 915M Saw
There is also ESP32S3 Wifi Halow in design for Wifi Halow access to Internet.
Product Features:
- - ATSAMD21G18, 32-Bit ARM Cortex M0+
- - On board Micro SD Card Socket
- - Interface: I2C/SPI/UART/18*GPIO
Package:
- - Maduino zero Wi-Fi Hallow *1;
- - Antenna *1;
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