Meshnology Bidirectional Meshtastic Lora Signal Booster 902-928Mhz Power Signal Amplifier Module Expander Send and Receive Ethernet Remote Control Drone for Lora Router (902-928Mhz Module No Filter)

One:Product introduction The bidirectional signal amplification module is suitable for micro-power wireless products in the 902MHz-928MHz frequency band. It can be applied to 902MHz-928MHz wireless data collection systems and other scenarios Two:performance characteristics 1. Built-in intelligent transmit/receive discrimination circuit, no front-end equipment is required to provide receive/transmit switching control signals 2. The module works in the receiving state by default to amplify the received signal. When it is detected that the front-end device transmits a signal to the outside, it instantly switches to the transmission amplification state 3. The transmit gain can be adjusted manually, making it convenient to be compatible with wireless devices with different transmit powers 4. The receiving/transmitting link has a very high degree of isolation, and the receiving link can withstand strong external interference without causing the loop to self-excite 5. Compatible with LORA and FSK/ASK/OOK/MSK/GFSK and other modulation methods 6. The default operating frequency band is 902MHz-928MHz, and it can also be applied to any frequency band between 700MHz-1400MHz by adjusting the parameters (bandwidth 40MHz) Three:Specifications Working frequency band: 902MHz-928MHz Receive Gain: 11dB ± 2dB Receiving noise figure: ≤ 2.0dB Transmission gain: 5dB-11dB (± 2dB) adjustable Transceiver switching threshold: -2dBm Input power range: 1dBm-20dBm Maximum transmit power: 31dBm (1.3w) Working status indication: Receiving status: green light on, blue light off Launch status: blue light on, green light off In TDD working mode, the blue light and the green light will flash alternately Working voltage: 5V (4.75V-5.25V) Working current: RX state: 10mA (± 3mA) TX state: ≤ 720mA Dimensions: 49mm * 26.2mm * 9mm (L * W * H) excluding SMA size Since the maximum transmission gain of the module is about 11dB, if the actual output power of the module can reach the maximum value, the output power of the front-end device must be sufficient. For example, if the actual output power of the front-end device is to reach 34.5dBm at a 6.0V supply voltage, the output power of the front-end device must reach 23.5dBm (23.5 + 11 = 34.5). If the output power of the front-end device is only 10dBm, the actual output of the module can only reach 21dBm, not 34.5dBm. Please be sure to note this. Under normal circumstances, it is not recommended to transmit with maximum gain (power), because the higher the transmission power, the greater the power consumption and heat generation. If the power consumption is high, it is extremely unfavorable for battery-powered devices. In actual use, it is recommended to adjust the gain while testing the coverage, so that it can just meet the actual coverage requirements and have a slight surplus In order to ensure reliable switching, the transmit power of the front-end device needs to be reserved for at least 3dB margin, that is, the minimum transmit power of the front-end device cannot be lower than 1dBm, otherwise it may lead to unstable switching Most of the timing of the module is in the receiving state, and the current in the receiving state is about 10mA. When the module switches to the transmitting state and transmits at the maximum power, the instantaneous current can reach up to 1.5A. Because the transmission timing is generally very short (under normal circumstances, each group of data packets is ms or even us level), the average current is generally not higher than 200mA throughout the working period Warning: Modules cannot be used with walkie-talkies Four:Transmit gain adjustment method (adjusted to a maximum of 11dB) When the potentiometer turns counterclockwise to the bottom, the emission gain is 5 dB The emission gain of the potentiometer when it is turned to the bottom along the pointer is 11 dB