The EBYTE Zigbee Module CC2530 is a wireless communication module based on the Texas Instruments CC2530 system-on-chip (SoC). The CC2530 is a popular choice for Zigbee applications due to its low power consumption, small form factor, and built-in Zigbee protocol stack.
Here are some key features of the EBYTE Zigbee Module CC2530:
Zigbee Compatibility: The module supports the Zigbee protocol, which is a wireless communication standard for low-power, short-range networks. Zigbee is commonly used in applications such as home automation, industrial control systems, and smart lighting.
CC2530 SoC: The module is based on the CC2530 SoC, which combines an 8051 microcontroller core with a Zigbee transceiver. The integrated Zigbee protocol stack simplifies the development of Zigbee-enabled devices.
[IC]： CC2530
[Frequency]： 2.40~2.48GHz
[Power]： 27dBm
[Distance]： 2.5km
[Interface]： IO
[Lester]： 1.5±0.1g
[Introduction]： E18-2G4Z27SI is a small size 2.4GHz SMD wireless module designed and produced by Chengdu Ebyte. The space between each pin is 1.27mm. E18 series has been put into stable bulk production, it is applicable to various applications (especially smart homes).
RF Transceiver: The module includes a 2.4 GHz RF transceiver that enables wireless communication in the Zigbee frequency band. It supports various modulation schemes and provides reliable and secure data transmission.
Interfaces: The module typically offers interfaces such as UART (Universal Asynchronous Receiver-Transmitter) and SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) for communication with external devices. These interfaces allow seamless integration of the module into existing systems.
Range and Power Consumption: The CC2530-based module provides a typical range of up to 100 meters in line-of-sight conditions, depending on the environment. It is designed for low-power applications and offers sleep modes and power-saving features to optimize energy consumption.
Development Support: Ebyte, the manufacturer of the module, often provides development tools and documentation to aid in the integration and programming of the module. This support includes software development kits (SDKs), example codes, and application notes.
