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Antennaless Trimension™ SR150 module: ASMOP1BO0N1

Amotech UWB module based on NXP Trimension SR150

Overview

The Amotech module is based on the NXP SR150 ultra-wideband (UWB) transceiver IC and provides high-precision positioning and secure ranging for IoT devices. The module complies with the IEEE 802.15.4z UWB standard and allows target positioning in real-time positioning systems (RTLS) with a safe ranging accuracy of 10cm and an angular accuracy of 3 degrees. Integrated wireless transceiver IC, antenna, energy management and clock control simplify design integration and eliminate RF design requirements. The module has low power consumption and can operate on batteries for a long time.
Target Applications

UWB Tags
IoT Applications
POS Terminal
eLock
Thermostat
Smart TV
Smart Speaker

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