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RFM Adds 300 MHz to 510 MHz TRC105 to Low-Power RFIC Line
[October 02, 2009]

RFM Adds 300 MHz to 510 MHz TRC105 to Low-Power RFIC Line


Oct 01, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- RF Monolithics, Inc. announced the expansion of the company's low-power short-range radio RFIC line with the addition of the new 300 MHz to 510 MHz TRC105 transceiver radio.

RF Monolithics noted that the TRC105 is ideal for enabling two-way wireless communications in a range of applications including AMR (Automated Meter Reading), Medical (MICS), Home & Industrial Automation, Security Systems, Two-Way RKE (Remote Keyless Entry), Automobile Immobilizers, Asset Tracking Systems, Sports & Recreation Equipment, Low Power Two-Way Telemetry Systems, Wireless Toys, and Controlled Entry/Access.

"The TRC105 has been a much anticipated addition to RFM's OOK / FSK RFIC family of products as it enables RFM to offer a range of frequencies in a single footprint with the same PIN configuration and the same ultra-low-power functionality as the RFM TRC103 transceiver," said Larry Miller, RFM Director of Product Marketing for Short-Range Radio Products.

RFM's OOK / FSK RFICs are FHSS capable, multi-channel and are packaged in a 5 mm X 5 mm plastic package. The TRC105 operates across the full 300 - 510 MHz range and Development Kits are available in eight frequency bands: 303-307 MHz, 310-319 MHz, 342-348 MHz, 365-381 MHz, 382-398 MHz, 402-407 MHz, 416-436 MHz, and 447-451 MHz, whereas the TRC103 is available in three frequency bands: 863-870 MHz (ETSI), 902-928 MHz (FCC), and 950-960 MHz (Japan).


The TRC105 product line includes developer kits that are available for the major frequency ranges. The TRC105 developer kits will be available by the end of October 2009 from RFM distributors ACAL, Avnet, Digi-Key, Mouser Electronics, and Nu Horizons, and by order from RFM's world-wide network of stocking reps / distributors outside of North America.

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