Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
LPRSProduct Type
Communication & Wireless Development Tool
Kit Classification
Module
RF Technology
RF Transceiver
Kit Name
easyRadio ERIC4
Maximum Frequency
433MHz
Standards/Approvals
RoHS
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Product Details
The easy Radio Intelligent Controller (eRIC4) radio transceiver module is based on a Texas Instruments CC430 System-on-Chip (SoC) device. THe processor Flash memory is programmed with a protected version of easyRadio Operating System (eROS) which provides the user with high-level access to all the radio functions. Part of the Flash memory area is available for application code. The module eliminates the need for a separate host microcontroller and so minimises cost and power consumption for simple sense and control RF nodes such as might be required for the Internet of Things (IoT).
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1,081.902 OMR
27.048 OMR Each (In a Tray of 40) (ex VAT)
1,135.997 OMR
28.400 OMR Each (In a Tray of 40) (inc. VAT)
40
1,081.902 OMR
27.048 OMR Each (In a Tray of 40) (ex VAT)
1,135.997 OMR
28.400 OMR Each (In a Tray of 40) (inc. VAT)
Stock information temporarily unavailable.
40
| Quantity | Unit price | Per Tray |
|---|---|---|
| 40 - 40 | 27.048 OMR | 1,081.902 OMR |
| 80+ | 25.696 OMR | 1,027.842 OMR |
Technical Documents
Specifications
Brand
LPRSProduct Type
Communication & Wireless Development Tool
Kit Classification
Module
RF Technology
RF Transceiver
Kit Name
easyRadio ERIC4
Maximum Frequency
433MHz
Standards/Approvals
RoHS
Country of Origin
United Kingdom
Product Details
The easy Radio Intelligent Controller (eRIC4) radio transceiver module is based on a Texas Instruments CC430 System-on-Chip (SoC) device. THe processor Flash memory is programmed with a protected version of easyRadio Operating System (eROS) which provides the user with high-level access to all the radio functions. Part of the Flash memory area is available for application code. The module eliminates the need for a separate host microcontroller and so minimises cost and power consumption for simple sense and control RF nodes such as might be required for the Internet of Things (IoT).
