EVAL-ADF7021-VDB3Z, Daughter Board based on ADF7021-V 156 - 162 MHz Narrow-Band Transceiver

Reference Design using part ADF7021-VBCPZ by Analog Devices

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Analog Devices
  • Application Category
    Wireless Communication
  • Product Type
    RF Transceiver
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Description

  • EVAL-ADF7021-VDB3Z, Daughter Board based on ADF7021-V 156 to 162 MHz narrow-band transceiver. The ADF7021-V is 2FSK/3FSK/4FSK transceiver is designed for operation in the licensed and unlicensed VHF/UHF bands from 80 to 956 MHz. The daughter-board contains all the required components for operation of the radio, including loop filter, output matching, antenna and connector to mother board

Key Features

  • Communication Standard
    2FSK/3FSK/4FSK
  • Operating Frequency
    156 to 162 MHz

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Part Number Manufacturer Type Description
ADF7021-VBCPZ Analog Devices RF Transceivers RF Transceiver FSK/GFSK/MSK 3V 48-Pin LFCSP EP Tray Buy

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