MWA-N2
The LumenRadio MWA-N2 (Mira Wide Area) module is an industrial grade, long-range, multi-standard radio module, designed for high volume production. MWA-N2 is based on the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840 and features a powerful ARM Cortex M4 microcontroller and a dual radio for Bluetooth-based protocols and 802.15.4-based protocols. MWA-N2 is optimized for running MiraOS and the MiraMesh radio stack.
The MiraOS, MSS (Multi-Standard Support) feature allows concurrent operation of MiraMesh and Bluetooth v5.0, as well as NFC. This feature provides reliable mesh networking through MiraMesh with concurrent support for easy commissioning, local control and user interaction (UX/UI) over Bluetooth v5.0/NFC using a smartphone or tablet. Ultra-low energy consumption allows for battery-powered products or energy harvesting operation. MWA-N2 is an SMD module and thanks to its small footprint it it can be easily be integrated into any product. Best-in-class range (+1000m line-of-sight), thanks to the built-in PA and LNA.
Long Range
Industrial Grade
Multi Standard Support
Easy integration
- Optimized for MiraOS operation
- Based on Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840 chipset
- Up to 20dBm configurable transmit output power
- -94dBm receiver sensitivity
- 114dB link budget
- External antenna connector interface
- NFC-A support
- -40 – +85 °C operating temperature
- ARM Cortex-M4F at 64MHz operation
- 1MB flash and 256kB RAM
- 3.0 VDC -3.6 VDC operation
- AES 128-bit ECB/CCM/AAR hardware accelerator
- 12bit ADC, SPI, I2C, UART, PWM, USB 2.0, GPIOPre certified for Europe (ETSI RED), US (FCC/CFR 47 Part 15
unlicensed modular transmitter approval), Canada (IC RSS) - 33.5 x 18.5 x 3.77mm footprint
- Ultra reliable and scalable meshed network
- IPv6 support
- High-precision time source (<50 μs clock throughout the
network) for exact time stamping of data or triggering of events - Bluetooth beacon support (any format supported)
- Concurrent Bluetooth operation
- Automated PA and LNA control for ultra-long range operation
- MSS – Supports concurrent MiraMesh and Bluetooth Low Energy
- 7μA average current consumption in non-routing (leaf) mode
- 16μA average current consumption in routing (meshing) mode
- Cognitive Coexistence – adaptive frequency-hopping providing
ultra reliable data transfer and ultra-low power consumption - FOTA (Firmware Over The Air) updates
- Up to 1200 pkt/min true meshing network throughput (1 pkt =
160 bytes) - Ultra reliable and scalable meshing network
- <50 μs clock-drift
- MSS – supports