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Semtech SX1261 and SX1262 LoRa® Transceivers | DigiKey Daily

Semtech’s SX1261 and SX1262 are sub-gigahertz radio transceivers that support LoRa modulation for LPWAN and GFSK modulation. These transceivers are highly configurable to meet different applications utilizing the global LoRaWAN standard and comply with the physical layer requirements of the LoRaWAN specification released by the LoRa Alliance. The devices are designed for long-range wireless applications and support long battery life. The SX1261 can transmit up to 15 dBm while the SX1262 can transmit up to 22 dBm with highly efficient integrated power amplifiers. Continuous frequency coverage from 150 megahertz to 960 megahertz allows the support of all major sub-gigahertz ISM bands around the world. Applications include asset tracking, smart meter, supply chain and logistics, building automation, smart cities, and many more.

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10/16/2019 2:14:03 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
IC RF TXRX ISM<1GHZ 24QFNSX1261IMLTRTIC RF TXRX ISM<1GHZ 24QFN9898 - Immediate$59.60View Details
IC RF TXRX ISM<1GHZ 24QFNSX1262IMLTRTIC RF TXRX ISM<1GHZ 24QFN8706 - Immediate$62.56View Details
DEV KIT 915MHZ 4-LAYERSSX1262DVK1CASDEV KIT 915MHZ 4-LAYERS5 - Immediate$2,707.50View Details
SX1261 MBED SHIELD EVAL BRDSX1261MB2BASSX1261 MBED SHIELD EVAL BRD12 - Immediate$281.70View Details
MBED SHIELD SX1262 915MHZSX1262MB2CASMBED SHIELD SX1262 915MHZ88 - Immediate$281.70View Details

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