ATZB-A24-UFLB

Wireless communication is used in many applications today, from wireless networks to radio telemetry applications. Many of these applications require reliable radio transmission technology, and this is what RF transceiver modules provide. The ATZB-A24-UFLB RF Transceiver Module is a reliable and efficient solution for many of today’s radio communication applications.

ATZB-A24-UFLB RF Transceiver Module:

The ATZB-A24-UFLB RF Transceiver Module is a low-power, high-performance, and reliable RF transceiver that is designed for use in radio telemetry applications. It is an integrated RF transceiver with an integrated output power of 1 W and a maximum range of up to 5 km (up to 10 km in non-line-of-sight applications). This module supports various digital modulation methods, including FSK, GFSK, MSK, and OOK. It operates at a frequency range of 868-870 MHz, and is compatible with both DSSS and DBPSK modulation standards. Additionally, ATZB-A24-UFLB is compatible with the ATZB-UFLB radio protocol, which is an open-source, low-power, long-range radio telemetry protocol.

Application Field:

The ATZB-A24-UFLB RF Transceiver Module can be used in a variety of radio telemetry applications and for long-range wireless communication from low-power embedded devices. These applications include radio telemetry systems such as remote sensing, environmental monitoring, security and surveillance, industrial automation, and vehicle tracking, among others. Additionally, it can be used in various IoT applications, such as smart home, smart building, and smart agriculture, and it can even be used in robotics applications.

Working Principle:

The ATZB-A24-UFLB is a packet-based radio transceiver, which means that it uses short packets of data for communication. At the most basic level, the transceiver receives and transmits a data packet that is composed of two parts: the header and the payload. The header is composed of addressing information, which includes a transmission ID, the source and destination address, and the length of the payload. The payload is composed of the actual data that is being sent. The packet is transmitted over the air and received by the target receiver. The receiver then compares the header information with its own address and length of payload to determine if the packet is intended for it, and if so, extracts and processes the payload.

The ATZB-A24-UFLB module supports various modulation schemes, including GFSK, MSK, and OOK. GFSK (Gaussian frequency shift keying) is a modulation scheme that modifies the frequency of a signal in order to effectively encode information. MSK (minimum shift keying) is similar to GFSK, but with a minimum frequency shift of one-half symbol period. OOK (on-off keying) is a modulation scheme that simply turns the RF signal on and off to encode information.

The ATZB-A24-UFLB also supports the ATZB-UFLB radio protocol, which is a low-power, long-range radio telemetry protocol designed specifically for ATZB-A24-UFLB modules. It provides reliable communication with a low power consumption and a maximum range of up to 5 km. The protocol operates on the 868-870 MHz frequency band and is compatible with both DSSS (direct-sequence spread spectrum) and DBPSK (differential binary phase-shift keying) modulation standards.

In summary, the ATZB-A24-UFLB RF Transceiver Module is a reliable and efficient solution for many of today’s radio communication applications. It is an integrated RF transceiver with an integrated output power of 1 W and a maximum range of up to 5 km (up to 10 km in non-line-of-sight applications). It is compatible with the ATZB-UFLB radio protocol, and supports various digital modulation methods, including FSK, GFSK, MSK, and OOK. The ATZB-A24-UFLB can be used in a variety of radio telemetry applications and for long-range wireless communication from low-power embedded devices.