869 MHz Compact UHF Transmitter and Receiver

Simple, high-quality radio module that allows radio communication using user-specific protocols, without having an embedded communication protocol

  • 869 MHz Compact UHF Transmitter and Receiver
    869 MHz Compact UHF Transmitter and Receiver
  • Frequency channel setting program (For CDP-TX-07MP)
    Frequency channel setting program (For CDP-TX-07MP)
  • Frequency channel setting program (For CDP-RX-07MP)
    Frequency channel setting program (For CDP-RX-07MP)
  • Regulatory parameters for 868 - 870 MHz band (by Annex)
    Regulatory parameters for 868 - 870 MHz band (by Annex)

Circuit Design, Inc., specialist of low power radio modules, announces the release of 869 MHz models of the compact UHF transmitter (CDP-TX-07MP) and receiver (CDP-RX-07MP).

The compact narrow band radio module CDP series has been highly regarded since the first generation model for industrial radio applications, including remote control, and is a long-selling model that has been supplied for over 20 years.

Simple, easy-to-use interface, allowing the use of user-specific protocols

The CDP series provides stable communication even in poor radio communication environments, thanks to narrow band communication and a receiver with high selectivity and blocking performance.

The CDP-07 model is the most compact model in the series. It is pin compatible and communication compatible with the previous models CDP-TX-05M-R / CDP-RX-05M-R. The smaller size and lower profile of the internal components have resulted in a 25% reduction in transmitter volume (compared with previous models).

An addtition to the 434 MHz versions

CDP-07MP models can have their preset frequency channel tables rewritten by a dedicated configuration program (Pictures 2-3). In the 869 MHz versions, you can select and set 4 channels from among the 155 channels (in 12.5 kHz steps) from SRD 868 to 870 MHz. The required frequency can be selected in the 869 MHz band (Picture 4) where sub-bands are specified by the application. The four preset channels can be selected from either solder jumpers or pins on the board.

Circuit Design maintains the interface while updating the internal radio circuitry and electronic components to ensure the long-term stable supply required for industrial equipment.

Graduated in political sciences and international relations in Paris, Anis joined the team in early 2019. Editor for IEN Europe and the new digital magazine AI IEN, he is a new tech enthusiast. Also passionate about sports, music, cultures and languages. 

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