Description
The Arduino-compatible RFduino can be programmed using the same software (Arduino IDE) that is used to program any traditional board within the Arduino family. All we need to do is add a single folder with the RFduino software libraries and tools, a process which is clearly described in the Quickstart Guide.
Getting Started
This module is meant to be mounted (using any standard soldering technique) onto any PCB that bears the correct footprint. The custom pad pattern is easily accessible for hand soldering (0.050in pitch), and the layout on the board can be found in our EAGLE libraries (within the RF sub-library).
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breakout board and
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Check out RFDigital's Overview of the Development Process
RFD22301
Technical Details
| Mfr. P/N | RFD22301 |
| Type | Transceiver / Controller |
| Size | 0.59in x 0.59in x 0.14in (15mm x 15mm x 3.5mm) |
| Package-Case | SMT |
| Pin Count | 19 |
| Pitch (Pin Spacing) | 0.050in (1.27mm) |
| Category | Bluetooth LE RF Module |
| Band | 2.4GHz |
| Processor | 16MHz ARM Cortex-M0 |
| Flash Memory | 128KB |
| RAM | 8KB |
| Input Voltage | 1.9–3.6V (3.0V typical) |
| System Voltage | 3.3V |
| Transmit Power | 4dBm |
| Certifications | FCC, IC, CE |