SPBTLE-RFTR RF/IF and RFID

Serial Interfaces:	SPI
Package / Case:	Module
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Current - Transmitting:	15.7mA
Current - Receiving:	8.5mA
Voltage - Supply:	1.7 V ~ 3.6 V
Memory Size:	--
Utilized IC / Part:	--
Antenna Type:	Integrated, Chip
Series:	BlueNRG
Sensitivity:	-88dBm
Power - Output:	4dBm
Data Rate:	--
Frequency:	2.4GHz
Modulation:	--
Protocol:	Bluetooth v4.1
RF Family/Standard:	Bluetooth
Part Status:	Active
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)

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Introduction
RF (Radio Frequency) Transceiver Modules are special electronic devices that are designed to transmit or receive radio waves that are in the frequency range of 3 kHz to 300 GHz. The term ‘RF Transceiver Module’ refers to the combination of a RF transmitter and a RF receiver. It is one of the most crucial elements used in the wireless communication system. Many wireless communication systems now rely on the use of RF Transceivers to enable their respective communication. One such RF Transceiver Module that is widely used in the market is the SPBTLE-RFTR.SPBTLE-RFTR application fields
The SPBTLE-RFTR is an advanced RF transceiver module that is widely used in both short-range and long- range communication systems. It is suitable for applications such as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) communication, Zigbee communication, Wi-Fi communication, and long-range wireless data communication. The SPBTLE-RFTR is specifically designed to be extremely low-power, with its power consumption being only a few milliwatts. This makes it ideal for use in devices that require long battery life. In addition, the module is also designed to be ultra-small, with its dimensions only being 9.5 x 7.3 mm, making it perfect for applications with size restrictions.SPBTLE-RFTR working principle
The working principle of the SPBTLE-RFTR is that it functions as both a RF transmitter and a RF receiver. The transmitter is responsible for converting the data from the transmitter to an RF signal. This is done using a RF synthesizer, which is responsible for modulating the signal and then sending the signal out over the air. The receiver, on the other hand, is responsible for receiving the signal from the air, converting it to a digital form, and then sending it to the microcontroller.Advantages of SPBTLE-RFTR
The SPBTLE-RFTR is a highly versatile RF transceiver module due to its low power consumption and size. As mentioned previously, its power consumption is low, which is ideal for applications that require long battery life. In addition, its size is also very small, making it perfect for small form factor applications. Moreover, the SPBTLE-RFTR is also highly efficient, as it is designed to receive and transmit signals with extremely low levels of signal loss. This makes it perfect for applications that require highly reliable communication.Conclusion
The SPBTLE-RFTR is a highly versatile RF Transceiver Module that is widely used in both short-range and long-range wireless communication applications. It is specifically designed to be extremely low-power and ultra-small, making it suitable for use in small form factor devices. Furthermore, the SPBTLE-RFTR is also highly efficient, as it is designed to receive and transmit signals with very low levels of signal loss. Therefore, the SPBTLE-RFTR is perfect for applications that require reliable and long-lasting communication.

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