YCHIOT MAX5007-SMA Long Range UWB Module – DW1000, 1 km, SPI
₹4,944.20 incl. GST (₹4,190.00 + GST)
The YCHIOT MAX5007-SMA Long Range UWB Module is a high-power DW1000-based UWB transceiver designed for long-range communication, precision ranging, and positioning applications. It supports communication distances of up to approximately 1 km, data rates up to 6.8 Mbps, and TWR/TDOA positioning. The module features integrated PA/LNA, SPI interface, and an external SMA antenna connector. It is suitable for RTLS, robotics, asset tracking, industrial positioning, and distance measurement applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the YCHIOT MAX5007-SMA?
The YCHIOT MAX5007-SMA is a high-power UWB transceiver module based on the Decawave DW1000 chipset. It is designed for long-range wireless communication, ranging, positioning, RTLS, robotics, and asset-tracking applications.
2. What is the maximum communication range?
The manufacturer specifies a communication range of up to approximately 1 km under suitable conditions. Actual range depends on the antenna, environment, line of sight, RF configuration, transmit power, and regulatory restrictions.
3. What chipset does this module use?
The module is based on the Decawave DW1000 UWB transceiver.
4. What data rates are supported?
The module supports 110 kbps, 850 kbps, and 6.8 Mbps, with a maximum specified data rate of 6.8 Mbps.
5. Does the module support distance measurement?
Yes. It supports Two-Way Ranging (TWR) for UWB-based distance measurement.
6. Does it support TDOA positioning?
Yes. The MAX5007 supports Time Difference of Arrival (TDOA) positioning when used as part of a suitable multi-anchor positioning system.
7. What positioning accuracy can it achieve?
The manufacturer specifies accuracy down to approximately 10 cm under suitable system conditions. Actual accuracy depends on antenna characteristics, calibration, installation, multipath, line of sight, and system design.
8. What interface does the module use?
The module uses an SPI interface for communication with a host microcontroller or processor.
9. Can I use this module with ESP32?
Yes. The module can be interfaced with an ESP32 through SPI, provided the electrical levels, power requirements, pin configuration, and appropriate DW1000 software support are correctly implemented.
10. Can I use it with Arduino?
Yes. It can be interfaced with suitable Arduino-compatible boards that provide an appropriate SPI interface and sufficient software support for the DW1000.
11. Can I use it with Raspberry Pi?
Yes. The module can be connected to a Raspberry Pi through SPI and the required control and interrupt signals.
12. What supply voltage does the module require?
The typical supply voltage is 3.3 V, with a specified operating supply range of approximately 2.2–3.6 V.
13. Does the module include an antenna?
No. The MAX5007-SMA module does not include an antenna unless specifically mentioned in the package contents.
14. What type of antenna should I use?
A suitable UWB antenna should be used. The recommended reference specification is approximately 3.5–8.0 GHz, 50 Ω impedance, around 3 dBi gain, and VSWR ≤2.0.
15. Does the module have an SMA connector?
Yes. The MAX5007-SMA variant has an external SMA antenna connector.
16. How many pins does the module have?
The module has 24 pins, including power, ground, SPI, GPIO, IRQ, reset, and wake-up connections.
17. What is the operating temperature range?
The specified operating temperature range is approximately -40°C to +85°C.
18. Can this module be used for robot localization?
Yes. Its UWB ranging and positioning capabilities make it suitable for robot localization, autonomous navigation, indoor positioning, and anchor/tag-based tracking systems.
19. Can it be used for warehouse asset tracking?
Yes. The module can be used in UWB-based asset tracking and RTLS systems, where tags and fixed anchors are used to determine the location of equipment or other assets.
20. Is the 1 km range guaranteed?
No. The 1 km figure is a manufacturer-specified maximum under suitable conditions. Actual range can be significantly affected by antenna selection, obstacles, line of sight, RF environment, installation, transmit power, and regulatory limitations.
21. Is the 10 cm accuracy guaranteed?
No. The approximately 10 cm figure is a manufacturer-specified performance value under suitable conditions. Proper antenna-delay calibration and system design are important for achieving high ranging accuracy.
22. Does it require antenna calibration?
For precision ranging applications, antenna-delay calibration is recommended after the final antenna and hardware configuration have been selected.
23. What is the module size?
The approximate module dimensions are 40 × 13 mm, with an approximate weight of 3.2 g.
24. Can it be used for indoor and outdoor positioning?
Yes. It can be used for both indoor and outdoor UWB positioning prototypes, subject to appropriate antenna selection, installation, RF configuration, and local regulations.
25. Is this module suitable for long-range RTLS?
Yes. Its high-power UWB design, integrated PA/LNA, DW1000 chipset, TWR/TDOA support, and external SMA antenna interface make it suitable for long-range RTLS development.
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