Serial Interfaces:	SPI, UART
Package / Case:	Module
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Current - Transmitting:	32mA
Current - Receiving:	24mA
Voltage - Supply:	1.8 V ~ 3.8 V
Memory Size:	128kB Flash, 20kB SRAM
Utilized IC / Part:	CC1310
Antenna Type:	Not Included, Castellation
Series:	--
Sensitivity:	-110dBm
Power - Output:	14dBm
Data Rate:	50kbps
Frequency:	862MHz ~ 930MHz
Modulation:	--
Protocol:	6LoWPAN
RF Family/Standard:	802.15.4
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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RF Transceiver Modules

Recently, one of the most widely used radio frequency (RF) transceiver modules is the RC1880. This article gives an overview of the applications of RC1880 and the working principle behind it.The RC1880 is a low power, low cost, commercial wireless transceiver module used in a wide variety of applications. It operates at a frequency range of 900 MHz to 930 MHz. It has a power output of 2.2W with analogue modulation and 10dBm at digital modulation. The RC1880 has a transceiver module which consists of RF front-end, base band processor, RF power amplifier, control system, and power supply system.The RC1880 has numerous applications in both commercial and military fields. In the commercial field, the RC1880 is used for remote control, wireless sensor networks, remote data collection, industrial automation, and wireless data communications. In the military field, it is used for air traffic control, radar, communication networks, and tracking. The RC1880 is also used in other areas such as medical systems, home and building automation, and security monitoring.The RC1880 operates in a half-duplex mode. It has an on-board transceiver architecture based on Maxim’s flagship transceiver chip, the MAX1220. The transceiver chip consists of a transmitter, receiver, antenna interface, and power amplifier system. The RC1880 also has an on-board base band processor which allows it to use microcontroller or processor instruction sets to control the radio functions, thus simplifying the application programming.When the transmitter side of the RC1880 is enabled, the MAX1220 transceiver chip supplies power to the power amplifier system. The power amplifier amplifies the RF input signal and then transmits it to the antenna. The antenna radiated signal is picked up by the receiver, which then demodulates it and sends it to the base band processor for further processing.On the receiver side of the RC1880, the antenna connected to the MAX1220 transceiver chip receives signals from the external RF sources. The transceiver chip amplifies and demodulates the signal, and then sends it to the base band processor. The base band processor processes the signal and sends it to its destination.In summary, the RC1880 is a low power, low cost transceiver module used in various applications. Its transceiver module consists of RF front-end, base band processor, RF power amplifier, control system, and power supply system. It operates in a half-duplex mode in the frequency range of 900 MHz to 930 MHz. The RC1880 is used in commercial, industrial, and military applications including remote control, wireless sensor networks, remote data collection, industrial automation, air traffic control, radar, communication networks, tracking, medical systems, home and building automation, and security monitoring.

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