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1. Product Introduction ​

▫️ Key Features ​

Ra-01SCH

  • The Ra-01SCH is a LoRa series module designed and developed by Ai-Thinker Co., Ltd. It is used for ultra-long-range spread spectrum communication, with its RF chip LLCC68 primarily employing the LoRa™ remote modem for strong anti-interference capabilities and minimal current consumption.

▫️ Technical Highlights ​

  • Supports FSK, GFSK, and LoRa® modulation methods.

  • Covers the frequency band of 803MHz to 930MHz.

  • Operates at 3.3V with a maximum output power of +22dBm and a maximum operating current of 120mA.

  • Exhibits low power consumption in receive mode, with a minimum receive current of 4.2mA and a standby current of 0.6mA.

  • High sensitivity: as low as -129dBm.

  • Supports spreading factors SF5/SF6/SF7/SF8/SF9/SF10/SF11.

  • Compact dual-row stamp-hole SMD package.

  • Uses an SPI interface for half-duplex communication, with CRC and a packet engine supporting up to 256 bytes.

  • Antenna interface is compatible with multiple connection methods such as stamp holes, round holes, and IPEX connectors, supporting more design options.

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2. About Modules ​

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3. STM32F103C8T6 HAL-based driver ​

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5. Compliance & Testing ​

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