MICROCHIP RN4020-V/RM123 BLUETOOTH MODULE, V4.1, 1MBPS TDA 2030A Audio power Amplifier Module 2200mAh Capacity: Ample energy storage

Name: MICROCHIP RN4020-V/RM123 BLUETOOTH MODULE, V4.1, 1MBPS TDA 2030A Audio power Amplifier Module 2200mAh Capacity: Ample energy storage
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SKU: 17078280470
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MICROCHIP RN4020 V RM123 BLUETOOTH MODULE, V4.1, 1MBPS TDA 2030A Audio power Amplifier Module 2200mAh Capacity: Ample energy storage 2200mAh Capacity: Ample energy storage for extended runtime in portable and embedded applications Use external antennas or antenna extension cables to improve range in challenging RF environments Portable test and measurement instruments requiring wireless data logging and remote parameter adjustment via mobile applications Begin by connecting the RN4020 V RM123 module to your host microcontroller using a standard UART interface at 115200 baud rate (default)

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