RAK19713 Mini PCIe Module for LoRa®

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What Is RAK19713 Mini PCIe Module for LoRa?

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What Is RAK19713 Mini PCIe Module for LoRa? RAK19713 is a host-controlled LoRaWAN/LoRa P2P expansion module in a Mini PCIe form factor for Linux gateways, Raspberry Pi CM4 carrier boards, industrial PCs, and other hosts with a Mini PCIe slot . It adds one long-range sub-GHz radio link through USB or UART using RUI3 AT commands . It is not a gateway concentrator card for building full multi-channel gateways. The Mini PCIe format matters because it lets existing platforms add LoRaWAN without redesigning the main board. Built on RAK4630 , RAK19713 combines nRF52840 + SX1262 for host-controlled long-range connectivity. It supports common integration paths, includes BLE 5.0 + LoRa in one module, and uses a temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TXCO) to help reduce frequency drift during long packets and temperature changes. Hardware support for 779–923 MHz also helps keep the same design usable across common ISM band deployments. Key highlights include: One Mini PCIe expansion path for adding LoRaWAN or LoRa P2P to an existing host RUI3 AT command control over common host interfaces BLE 5.0 + LoRa in one module for provisioning and service workflows Region-ready hardware aligned to common LoRaWAN plans Note: When purchasing Blade Antenna, you need to use it with the IPEX TO RP-SMA Connector. Our module’s hardware supports multiple LoRaWAN regions. As there is no difference in the hardware, we optimized the variants in our store to make it easier to select the correct module. Please note that the difference between the variants is only in the label on the module to reflect the different regional telecommunication certifications. Who Is RAK19713 Designed For? RAK19713 is built for teams that need to add long-range LoRaWAN or LoRa P2P connectivity through a standard Mini PCIe slot, without redesigning the host board. Industrial PC and gateway OEMs that want a compact Mini PCIe LoRa module for existing Linux-based platforms and edge systems. Raspberry Pi CM4 and carrie

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• Last verified: 2026-06-01