Titania & EV-Kits
Radio Module 169 MHz (AMB3626)
Characteristics
- High Performance OEM radio module
- 169 MHz SRD frequency band
- Range up to 3000 m line of sight
- RF output power up to 15 dBm
- Small form factor: 27 x 17 x 4.0 mm
- Software stack with comprehensive functions
- Addressing: max. 255 nodes in 255 networks
- Configuration via UART interface
- Tape & Reel packing (optional) for SMT mounting
- ACC Software - PC Tool to configure and evaluate the module
- Wireless Connectivity SDK
Products
Order Code | Datasheet | Simulation | Manual | Downloads | Status | Description | Frequency Range(MHz) | dLoS(m) | PTx, 50 Ω(dBm) | Rxsens, 50 Ω(dBm) | VDD min.(V) | VDD max.(V) | Rb max.(kbps) | ANTConn | L(mm) | W(mm) | H(mm) | Radio Module | USB Radio Stick | Antenna | Evaluation Kit | SamplesAvailability & Sample | |
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2607019211001 | – | Simulation– | Availability – | Downloads– | Status Activei| Production is active. Expected lifetime: >10 years. | DescriptionEV-Kit Titania incl. ext. antenna | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | Radio Module | USB Radio Stick | Antenna – | Evaluation Kit – | –Check availability | |
2607011111000 | SPECTitania, 169.4125 - 169.475, 3000 m | Availability – | Status Activei| Production is active. Expected lifetime: >10 years. | DescriptionTitania | Frequency Range 169.4125 - 169.475 | Line of Sight Range3000 m | Output Power 50 Ohm15 dBm | RX sensitivity max.-120 dBm | Operating Supply Voltage Min.2 V | Operating Supply Voltage Max.3.6 V | RF Bitrate max.25 kbps | – | Length17 mm | Width27 mm | Height3.8 mm | Radio Module – | USB Radio Stick | Antenna | Evaluation Kit | –Check availability | |||
2607046211001 | SPECTitania USB radio stick, 169.4125 - 169.475, 3000 m | Availability – | Status Activei| Production is active. Expected lifetime: >10 years. | DescriptionTitania USB radio stick | Frequency Range 169.4125 - 169.475 | Line of Sight Range3000 m | Output Power 50 Ohm15 dBm | RX sensitivity max.-120 dBm | – | – | RF Bitrate max.25 kbps | Antenna Connector TypeSMA connector | Length74 mm | Width23.65 mm | Height12 mm | Radio Module | USB Radio Stick – | Antenna – | Evaluation Kit | –Check availability |
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Software downloads
IoT becomes intelligent when hardware and software work together harmoniously!
The aim of the Wireless Connectivity Software Development Kit (SDK) is to minimize the effort required on customer side to enable his host MCU to communicate with Würth Elektronik eiSos radio modules. It contains the implementation of all available commands in pure C-code. In order to integrate any Würth Elektronik eiSos wireless module, the user has to simply port the corresponding C-code to his host processor. This significantly reduces the time needed for developing the software interface to the radio module.
Kickstart your Prototyping instantly.The WE UART Terminal is an easy-to-use PC software that enables complete control of the Würth Elektronik eiSos wireless modules through an intuitive GUI. This tool along with the evaluation boards allow quick prototyping and testing of various features of the radio modules.
- Simple setup
- Intuitive interface
- Color coded Packet interpretation
- 100% log traceability
The "ACC V3" is a tool to update and configure certain Würth Elektronik eiSos modules. The supported features will include the search and upload of new firmwares as well as the modification of the available configuration parameters. It allows full user control over all supported products, as in the range of the producer’s intentions, always referring to the respective manual of the connected module.
Due to current export legal restrictions, we are required to control the provision of software. To download the software, please contact our technical support or your local sales representative directly. Thank you for your understanding.
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