The module is based on the Morse Micro MM8108 chipset and operates in the sub-1GHz license exempt frequency band for coverage over a range of approximately 1km, while supporting low power consumption and large-scale device connectivity, added Quectel.
The module’s physical data rate is 43.3Mbps and it operates in the 850-950MHz frequency band with a channel width of one, two, four or 8MHz and a maximum output power of 26dBm.
In theory, said the company, a single FGH200M access point can support up to 8,191 IoT devices, making it suitable for massive IoT use cases. The module also supports mulitple interfaces, including USB 2.0, SDIO and SPI.
The 1km range means that the module can be used for indoor and outdoor IoT deployments, home and industrial automation, smart agriculture, smart cities, smart buildings, warehouses, retail environments and campuses.
The module is compact, measuring 11.0mm x 10.0mm x 2.0mm and weighs 0.51g and operates in the -40°C to +85°C temperature range. Security encryption modes include AES, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, WPA3 and OWE.
Quectel provides both the module and matched antenna devices for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other short-range technologies, including the YECN009AA and YENT065W1BM which are both appropriate for use with the FGH200M module.
Quectel is exhibiting at MWC Barcelona, booth 5A19
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