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DFR0763

Name: DFRobot DFR0763
Brand: DFRobot
SKU: 426-DFR0763
Price: 777503 IDR
Availability: OutOfStock

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426-DFR0763

Mfr. No:

DFR0763

Mfr.:

DFRobot

Description:

Mobile Development Tools SIM7000A Arduino NB-IoT / LTE / GNSS / GPRS / GPS Expansion Shield (America)

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Manufacturer:	DFRobot
Product Category:	Mobile Development Tools
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Product:	Wireless Shields
Brand:	DFRobot
Product Type:	Cellular Development Tools
Factory Pack Quantity:	1
Subcategory:	Development Tools

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Product Overview

SIM7000A Arduino NB-IoT Expansion Shield Product Overview (PDF)

Compliance Codes

USHTS:: 8517620090
JPHTS:: 851762090
TARIC:: 8517620000
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: China
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

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SIM7000A Arduino NB-IoT Expansion Shield

DFRobot SIM7000A Arduino NB-IoT Expansion Shield supports a cellular data network connection of low-power consumption device in WAN (Wide Area Network). It operates in the authorized frequency spectrum and is directly deployed to GSM, UMTS, LTE without any interference of current networks. Bandwidth consumption is just about 180KHz.