This chip requires a microcontroller for programming and configuration. The program is not attached for now, considering that I did not write it.
After the board is configured for I2C communication with the microcontroller, it can add the signal received by the microphone to the high-frequency carrier and transmit it out. An antenna is required.
Or transmit the audio signal received by the headphone interface.
You need to use a radio (hearing headphones are enough) to receive.
I originally wanted to use an independent power supply and used a 3.3V voltage regulator chip, but I don't know why the independent power supply does not work properly. I had to use the 3.3V on the STM32 microcontroller development board for power supply (that is, ignore VCC and connect the 3.3V I led out to the power supply). The pin and GND pin header are connected to the microcontroller for power supply. Do not solder the voltage regulator chip and C4 and C5,) and use it to configure the QN8027 chip through I2C.
I hope someone can help me find out why my 3.3V independent power supply is not working properly.
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