Special Band Transceivers enable long range, high throughput private networks in special bands. The transceivers are targeted for wireless broadband Industrial IoT applications. They can transmit large amounts of data (e.g. 4k video) from over 20 km away. Special Band Transceiver’s flexible frequency architecture can satisfy customer’s requirements in any market or country.
Go further than ever before without worrying about being out of range. The transceivers have high RF power and ultra receive sensitivity for 20km or longer links with high gain antennas.
State-of-the-art COFDM and MIMO technology for exceptional multipath and NrLOS performance in harsh, dynamic environments. Interference resistant, High Q SAW filters.
The SDR technology enables a large family of form factor compatible Special Band Transceiver models in 100 MHz to 6 GHz frequency bands. Simply swap out the transceiver based on the end-customer or country requirements.
Size, Weight, Power and Cost are by far the most important requirements for mobile applications. These long range transceivers are one of the lowest SWaP-C in the industry.
Special Band Transceivers incorporate an advanced 128 bit FIPS compliant AES encryption hardware engine for the highest levels of data security and protection against cyber attacks
The transceivers are meticulously designed and have industry standard miniPCIe interface for easy hardware integration with any CPU board. Easy to implement Linux based applications with large eco system of open source software.
Rugged construction. MMCX connectors for vibration resistance. Electrical stress protection on antenna ports. Special Band Transceivers are characterized against numerous, toughest MIL standards.
Full Industrial temperature range (-40C to +85C).
COTS – Commercial off the Shelf. Extended lifespan with planned long availability.
Special Band Transceivers have been deployed across a broad range of Industrial IoT use cases. Here are some examples:
The table below lists popular transceivers in different frequency bands. Click the model number to get the detailed web data sheet. We can configure the operating frequency and meet wide variety of band/channel plans for special projects. Please contact us with your project requirements and we’d be happy to discuss them with you.
| Frequency Range (MHz) | Frequency Range | Model No. |
|---|---|---|
| 902-928 | License Free ISM Band in Americas, Australia, NZ 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, frequency shifted 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Up to 30 dBm RF power, Rugged, -40C to +85C, FCC Part 15 certified | NM-915 Datasheet |
| 1350-1370 | Federal L-Band 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, Up to 31 dBm RF power, frequency shifted 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C. Compliant to NTIA channel plan | NM-1370 Datasheet |
| 4400-4800 | Federal Band, NATO Band, Broadband Disaster Recovery (BBDR) Band 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, Up to 31 dBm RF power, frequency shifted 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C. Compliant to NTIA channel plan | NM-4600 Datasheet |
| 4700-5200 | Military Band 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, Up to 31 dBm RF power, frequency shifted 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C. Compliant to NTIA channel plan | NM-4950 |
| 4800-5000 | NATO Band 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, Up to 31 dBm RF power, frequency shifted 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C. Compliant to NTIA channel plan | NM-4900 Datasheet |
| 4940-4990 | Public Safety Band, 802.11n/y, Compliant with FCC Docket #00-32 on 4.9 GHz ruling 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20 MHz channel BW, up to 32 dBm RF power, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C | NM-4965 Datasheet |
| 5150-5850 (5 GHz WiFi) | License Free ISM and UNII Bands 2×2 MIMO, 5/10/20/40 MHz channel BW, Up to 30 dBm RF power, 802.11n, ath9k driver, miniPCIe interface, Rugged, -40C to +85C. | NM-5500 Datasheet |
Doodle Labs provides an extensive set of documents and support to simplify the Smart Radio integration in the shortest possible time.
Please visit the Special Band Transceivers Technical Library for more information.
