|
Parameter |
Condition |
Min. |
Typ. |
Max. |
Unit |
|
Supply Voltage |
3.0 |
4.2 |
5.5 |
V |
|
|
Operating Temperature Range |
-20 |
25 |
60 |
℃ |
|
|
Frequency Range |
CH5 |
6489.6 |
MHz |
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RF Data Rate |
850k |
6.8M |
bps |
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Current Consumption |
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Sleep current |
< 2.2 |
mA |
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During data transmission RX current |
64~72 |
mA |
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During ranging RX current |
36 |
mA |
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|
During data transmission TX current |
<100 |
mA |
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During ranging TX current |
36 |
mA |
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|
RF parameter |
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Tx Power |
@VCC=5.0V |
-5 |
27 |
dBm |
|
|
Tx Bandwidth(BW) |
499.2 |
MHz |
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Receive parameters |
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|
Rx Sensitivity |
@850Kbps |
-100 |
dBm |
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|
@6.8Mbps |
-94 |
dBm |
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Comply with IEEE 802.15.4-2020 Standard UWB and communication protocol
Supports UWB Channel 5 (6489.6 MHz)
Supports 6.8 Mbps and 850 Kbps RF Rate
Supports preambles 3/4/9/10/11/12, with modules unable to communicate between different preamble configurations
Supports multiple transmission power levels, with a maximum transmission power of 0.5W
Ultra-long distance data communication
Adopts double-sided two-way ranging (DS-TWR)
Adopts three-point planar positioning method for precise positioning calculation
Electrostatic Protection (ESD)
Personnel positioning in large-scale industrial production
Various indoor positioning scenarios
Underground coal mine positioning
Hospital staff positioning
Typical Application Circuit
Pin Description
|
Pin No. |
Pin definition |
I/O |
Voltage |
Description |
|
1 |
NC |
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|
2,17,19,36 |
GND |
- |
0-3.3V |
Connect to the power supply ground |
|
3 |
RESET |
I |
0-3.3V |
Module reset pin, normal high level, pull low to reset |
|
4 |
Reserved |
Leave open |
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|
5 |
Reserved |
Leave Open |
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|
6 |
TEST |
I |
0-3.3V |
Reserve |
|
7 |
DEFAULT |
I |
0-3.3V |
In the working state, continuous pulling down for about 10 seconds with internal pull-up forces a restart and restores factory settings
|
|
8 |
P200 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
9 |
P112 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
10 |
P111 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
11 |
P301 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
12 |
P302 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
13 |
CS |
I |
0-3.3V |
Sleep pin, internally pulled up, enters sleep mode when externally driven low |
|
14 |
P400 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
15 |
RXD |
I |
0-3.3V |
Serial data input pin, connected to the TXD pin of an external device |
|
16 |
TXD |
O |
0-3.3V |
Serial data input pin, connected to the RXD pin of an external device |
|
18 |
VCC |
- |
3.0-5.5V |
External power supply positive pole |
|
20 |
P500 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
21 |
TXOK |
O |
0-3.3V |
In data transmission mode only, defaults to low level. Outputs high level after data transmission completion |
|
22 |
RXOK |
O |
0-3.3V |
In data transmission mode only, defaults to low level. The module outputs high level continuously during the period from receiving data to completing serial output |
|
23 |
P011 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
24 |
P010 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
25 |
P002 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
26 |
P001 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
27 |
P000 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
28 |
P012 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
29 |
P409 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
30 |
P913 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
31 |
P407 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
32 |
P408 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
33 |
P915 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
34 |
P914 |
I/O |
0-3.3V |
Internal MCU IO, expandable applications |
|
35 |
UPGRADE |
I |
0-3.3V |
Internal pull-up. Module resets and enters serial upgrade mode upon receiving a low-level input externally |




