RAK4200 Breakout Board
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Product Description
RAK4200 Breakout Board is specifically designed to allow easy excess to the pins on the module in order to simplify development and testing. The breakout board utilized is of an Xbee form factor and its main purpose is to allow the RAK4200 stamp module form factor pinout to be transferred to 2.54mm headers.
The module itself has the RAK4200 at its core, integrating an STM32L071 MCU and an SX1276 LoRa® chip. It has Ultra-Low Power Consumption of 1.5uA in sleep mode and high LoRa® output power (19dBm) in work mode.
The module complies with LoRaWAN® 1.0.2 protocols. It also supports Lora® Point to Point communication.
The low power, long-range LoRa® communication capabilities of the module make it suitable for a variety of applications in the IoT field such as home automation, sensor networks, building automation, personal area networks applications (health/fitness sensors and monitors, etc.).
Key Features
- LoRa® module for Smart City, Smart Agriculture, Smart Industry
- I/O ports: UART/I2C/GPIO
- Frequency range: 433 to 470 MHz; 863 to 923 MHz (entire LoRa® spectrum)
- Low-Power Wireless Systems with 7.8kHz to 500KHz Bandwidth
- LoRa® Tx power up to 19dBm
- Ultra-Low Power Consumption 2.0µA in sleep mode
- Core: ARM 32-bit Cortex M0+ with MPU
- Up to128KB flash memory with ECC
- 20KB RAM
- 6KB of data EEPROM with ECC
- Supply voltage: 2.0 ~ 3.6V
- Temperature range: -40°C to +85°C
Package Inclusions
- 1x RAK4200 LPWAN Breakout Module
- 1x LoRa® antenna with RP-SMA female connector
- 18x Dupont lines
Documentation
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Product Reviews
AustriaBest Transceiver Ever
This transceiver is genius. It works wayy over 3km even with houses in the way and is really easy to use. Also it’s nearly indestructible: By accident we shorted it, connected it to 5V, connected to 8,2V, mixed up ground and vcc connection, connected to a faulty uart device, overheated it with a soldering iron, covered it in hot glue, dropped it onto the ground from multiple meters many times, dropped it into wet grass, and it still works perfectly.
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