Category: RF

The Noni module, powered by Qualcomm’s QCA9274/QCA6274 chipsets, revolutionizes wireless connectivity with advanced WiFi-7 capabilities packed into a versatile M.2 A+E form factor. Tailored for a diverse range of applications, this module thrives in both commercial and industrial...

The Mini Pini emerges as a cutting-edge Wi-Fi 6 radio module engineered to effectively tackle the challenges of demanding wireless environments. Leveraging Qualcomm's advanced QCN9074/72 chipset, this product promises efficient and reliable wireless performance across various...

The Spacewalker LNA 434 MHz is a specialized Low-Noise Amplifier designed to improve reception of 70 cm band CubeSat signals, particularly in urban areas with high RF interference. It features Qorvo QPL9547 LNA ICs for effective amplification, includes double amplification and...

Laird Connectivity has launched new BL54L15 and BL54H20 Bluetooth LE modules. These are based on Nordic Semiconductor's nRF54 and support Bluetooth LE 5.4, 802.15.4, and NFC.  The BL54L15 series, using Nordic's nRF54L15 SoC, improves on the nRF52 series with more power and memory. The...

Built on Texas Instruments' AWR2944 RFIC, D3’s mmWave Radar Sensor Evaluation Kit offers a production-ready platform for efficient and versatile field testing, sensor evaluation, and algorithm development. The DesignCore RS-2944A mmWave Evaluation Kit features the TI AWR2944, a...

Jasper Devreker, a computer science student at Ghent University, is working to make the ESP32 truly open-source by reverse-engineering a WiFi MAC layer for the ESP32. We know the ESP series for its exceptional price-to-performance ratio, and it also includes ESP-IDF, the open-sourced...

ESP32-DIV is a palm-sized wireless pen-testing device powered by an ESP32. It features an ST7735 TFT LCD display and can perform Packet Monitoring, Wi-Fi Scanning, Beacon Spamming, and Deauth Detection.  The ESP32-DIV combines the powerful ESP32 microcontroller with an ST7735 TFT LCD...

The SparkFun LoRaSerial Kit is a great way to transmit data over LoRa, providing you with a range far greater than that of WiFi or Bluetooth®. We've been able to successfully transmit data over a 9mi (15km) line-of-sight using two LoRaSerial radios with a larger 5.8dBi antenna on the...