Reyax RYWDB00 Industrial Dual-Band Wi-Fi & Bluetooth 5 Mini PCIe Card

The module uses a standard Mini PCIe form factor with a USB 2.0 High-Speed (HS) interface for data communication. You connect it by installing the card into a compatible Mini PCIe slot on your host board or adapter. The host system must provide a USB 2.0 controller and the appropriate drivers for the wireless chipset to enable both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth functionality through this single USB connection.

Yes, the Reyax RYWDB00 supports concurrent operation of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. This is managed internally by the chipset and firmware, allowing your application to maintain, for example, a Wi-Fi client connection for internet access while simultaneously running a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) peripheral scan or maintaining a Bluetooth Classic serial link, all through the shared USB 2.0 interface.

The module requires a supply voltage between 3.1V and 3.5V DC, typically provided through the Mini PCIe slot. Under normal operating conditions with both radios active, it draws a typical current of 450 mA. For power-sensitive applications, you should implement power management at the host level, utilizing the module's supported low-power states when wireless activity is not required.

Using the card on a Linux-based Single-Board Computer (SBC) typically requires loading the appropriate kernel modules for the specific wireless chipset inside the RYWDB00. You may need to install proprietary firmware blobs or use mainline kernel drivers. Configuration is done via standard Linux wireless tools (iw, wpa_supplicant for Wi-Fi; bluez for Bluetooth). Check the manufacturer's documentation for the exact chipset model and recommended driver version.