LM Technologies LM780-0223 Bluetooth Chip 2, 2.1
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Specificatii
Marca
LM TechnologiesBluetooth Class
Class 2
Bluetooth Version
2, 2.1
Tensiune iesire maxima
4dBm
Supported Bus Interfaces
PCM, PIO, SPI, UART, USB
Supported I/O Interfaces
Serial
Dimensiuni
27.67 x 15.24 x 2.58mm
Inaltime
2.58mm
Lungime
27.67mm
Temperatura maxima de lucru
+70 °C
Frecventa minima de auto-rezonanta
-10 °C
Latime
15.24mm
Tara de origine
China
Detalii produs
LM780 Bluetooth Serial Data Module
The LM780 from LM Technologies is a Bluetooth serial data module featuring a class 2 radio with an integrated chip antenna. It is ideal for short-range wireless connectivity for embedded applications. The LM780 offers up to 25m in open space from a small device, with low power consumption.
With a CSR Bluecore 4 (BC04) chip and its centre, the LM780 module and supports Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port Profile) firmware as default.
Use the LM780 in standalone mode (without a host to drive it) and interface via UART to embedded microcontrollers.
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Specificatii
Marca
LM TechnologiesBluetooth Class
Class 2
Bluetooth Version
2, 2.1
Tensiune iesire maxima
4dBm
Supported Bus Interfaces
PCM, PIO, SPI, UART, USB
Supported I/O Interfaces
Serial
Dimensiuni
27.67 x 15.24 x 2.58mm
Inaltime
2.58mm
Lungime
27.67mm
Temperatura maxima de lucru
+70 °C
Frecventa minima de auto-rezonanta
-10 °C
Latime
15.24mm
Tara de origine
China
Detalii produs
LM780 Bluetooth Serial Data Module
The LM780 from LM Technologies is a Bluetooth serial data module featuring a class 2 radio with an integrated chip antenna. It is ideal for short-range wireless connectivity for embedded applications. The LM780 offers up to 25m in open space from a small device, with low power consumption.
With a CSR Bluecore 4 (BC04) chip and its centre, the LM780 module and supports Bluetooth SPP (Serial Port Profile) firmware as default.
Use the LM780 in standalone mode (without a host to drive it) and interface via UART to embedded microcontrollers.