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SI4432 Long Range Wireless Module 240-960MHz

₹469.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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The SI4432 wireless module is a high-performance, sub-1GHz RF transceiver based on the Silicon Labs Si4432 EZRadioPRO chipset, offering long-range communication up to 1500m. It operates from 1.8–3.6V, supports FSK/GFSK/OOK modulation, and is ideal for low-power IoT sensor networks and remote telemetry systems.

Features

  • Long-range sub-1GHz RF transceiver with a tested range of up to 1500 meters in open areas, ideal for remote sensor networks.
  • Wide frequency coverage from 240–960 MHz, with optimal performance in the 410–440 MHz ISM band for robust, interference-resistant links.
  • High RF sensitivity up to –121 dBm and adjustable output power up to +20 dBm for reliable communication in challenging environments.
  • Low-power operation with multiple sleep/standby modes, making it suitable for battery-powered IoT and telemetry applications.
  • Integrated features including RSSI, temperature sensor, and a 64-byte FIFO for simplified packet handling and system diagnostics.

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Description

The SI4432 Long Range Wireless Module is a compact, high-performance RF transceiver built around the Silicon Labs Si4432 EZRadioPRO chipset. Engineered for the sub-1GHz ISM bands, it provides a robust physical layer for wireless sensor networks, industrial telemetry, and automation systems where long-range and low-power consumption are critical. Its architecture supports flexible modulation schemes including FSK, GFSK, and OOK, allowing developers to optimize for data rate, range, or power efficiency.

This module excels in power-sensitive deployments, featuring deep sleep modes and an operating voltage range of 1.8–3.6V. The integrated temperature sensor, RSSI indicator, and configurable packet engine with FIFO buffer simplify firmware development and enhance system monitoring capabilities. Its single-in-line package form factor ensures straightforward integration into custom PCBs and embedded prototypes, accelerating development cycles for wireless product designers and IoT system integrators.

Key Features

  • Long-range wireless communication up to 1500 meters in open-space conditions.
  • Operates across the wide 240–960 MHz ISM band, with recommended use in the 410–440 MHz range.
  • High receiver sensitivity of up to –121 dBm for reliable data reception at extreme distances.
  • Supports FSK, GFSK, and OOK modulation types for flexible protocol design.
  • Adjustable RF output power up to +20 dBm to balance range against power consumption.
  • Ultra-low power consumption with configurable sleep and standby modes for battery-operated nodes.
  • Built-in system features: RSSI indicator, temperature sensor, and low-battery detector.
  • 64-byte TX/RX FIFO with programmable packet handling for reduced MCU overhead.

Applications

  • Long-range wireless sensor networks for environmental monitoring (temperature, humidity, air quality).
  • Industrial telemetry and SCADA systems for remote data acquisition and equipment monitoring.
  • Automation and remote control systems for agricultural, security, and home automation projects.
  • Battery-powered asset tracking and logistics management devices.
  • Wireless data links for hobbyist robotics, drone telemetry, and amateur radio applications.

Technical Specifications

Chipset / SoCSilicon Labs SI4432 (EZRadioPRO)
Wireless ProtocolSub-1GHz RF (FSK/GFSK/OOK)
Frequency Range240 – 960 MHz
RF Output PowerUp to +20 dBm (adjustable)
Receiver SensitivityUp to –121 dBm
Data Rate0.123 – 256 kbps
Supply Voltage1.8 – 3.6 VDC
FIFO Buffer64 bytes
Package / Form FactorSingle-In-Line (SIL) Module
Dimensions (LxW)60 mm x 20 mm (approx.)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the optimal operating frequency for the SI4432 module?

The module supports the entire 240–960 MHz ISM band, but it delivers its best performance, including maximum range and stable communication, within the 410–440 MHz frequency range. You must configure the center frequency via the chip's register settings using SPI commands from your host microcontroller.

How do I interface and configure this SI4432 module with an Arduino or ESP32?

Interface the module via SPI (SDI, SDO, SCLK, nSEL) and GPIO lines to an MCU like an Arduino or ESP32. Use a library such as RadioHead or the Silicon Labs WDS software to generate configuration code. You'll need to set parameters like frequency, data rate, modulation, and output power through register writes over the SPI bus.

What is the typical power consumption in active transmit/receive and sleep modes?

Current draw varies with output power: expect ~18-20mA during reception, ~30-85mA during transmission at +20dBm, and microamp-level currents in shutdown or sleep modes. For battery life calculation, consider the low-duty cycle of your application and utilize the module's deep sleep features between transmissions.

Does the module include an antenna, and what type of antenna connector does it use?

This specific single-in-line package module typically has solder pads or pin headers for an external antenna. You will need to solder a wire antenna or connect a suitable 50-ohm antenna via a matching network. Always ensure your antenna is tuned to your chosen operating frequency for optimal range and performance.

Package Includes

  • 1 x SI4432 Long Range Wireless Module (Single In Line Package)

Additional Information

Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 6 × 2 cm