Wireless Modules for the WisGate Connect

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Alfa Networks AHPI7292S WiFi HaLow Pi Hat The AHPI7292S module allows building long-range, ultra-low power Wi-Fi networks in sub 1 GHz license-exempt bands, utilizing the very popular Pi Hat form factor.

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Alfa Networks AHPI7292S WiFi HaLow Pi Hat The AHPI7292S module allows building long-range, ultra-low power Wi-Fi networks in sub 1 GHz license-exempt bands, utilizing the very popular Pi Hat form factor. WiFi HaLow™ enables connectivity for many applications, including sensors and wearables. Features IEEE 802.11ah sub 1 GHz module Newracom™ NRC7292 WiFi HaLow™ SoC (IEEE 802.11ah draft 8.0 compliant). Qorvo™ RFFM6901 front-end MHF/U.FL antenna connector DIP switch for mode select and connector for UART Raspberry Pi™ HAT form factor with a 40-pin GPIO connector 3×LEDs Note : this module uses the I2C interface by default. WiFi6 AX210N Module The Intel Wi-Fi 6e AX210 adapter is designed to support the upcoming IEEE 802.11 ax standard-Wi-Fi 6e technology and the Wi-Fi Alliance Wi-Fi 6e certification. The product supports 2x2 Wi-Fi 6 technology, delivering data rates of up to 2.4G bps and increased network capacity as well as Bluetooth 5.2 support. These new features deliver a significant improvement, supporting fast uploads and downloads, lower latency, and longer battery life compared to solutions supporting 802.11 ac. Features Model: Wi-Fi 6E AX210 Interface: M.2 A+E (includes an adapter to mini PCIe) Dual band: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz (160MHz) Speed up to 2400Mbps (the router should support 160 MHz channels-802.11ax) Support Bluetooth 5.2 Miro EdgeCard Mioty® 868 Mhz The Miro EdgeCard mPCIe Mioty® Base Station Card (GWC-62-MY-868) by Miromico is a full System-on-Module (SOM) that provides a plug-and-play solution for long-range and low-power wireless communication networks based on the Mioty® standard. It comes in a MiniPCIe form factor exposing a network interface over a USB 2.0 communication device class (CDC) to interface the Mioty® Base Station Service Center Interface (BSSCI) data to a host processor. The card is based on a high-performance Sitara processor running the Mioty® base station core library and implementing software-defined radio (SDR). The card embe

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