AT Commands & Built‑In Stacks
Core: TI CC1310 + CC1190
Protocol‑Ready: WM‑Bus, Wi‑SUN
Overview
+27 dBm output power, –112 dBm sensitivity, and >8 km line‑of‑sight range. Controlled via simple UART AT commands. Integrates CC1310 and CC1190, supports Wireless M‑Bus and Wi‑SUN® – ideal for smart metering, utility networks, and industrial IoT.
Key Features
🛠️ Pre‑Integrated Stacks – Built‑in Thread, WM‑Bus, Wi‑SUN for faster launches
🗣️ Universal AT Commands – UART control, or program your own
📡 High Power + High Sensitivity – +27 dBm Tx, –112 dBm Rx
🔋 Ultra‑Low Power – 1 µA deep sleep, battery life for years
🌐 Single Hardware, Global Bands – 868 MHz (EU), 915 MHz (US), 889 MHz (AU)
🛡️ Industrial‑Grade – 4‑layer PCB, precision RF matching, –30°C to +75°C
Tech Specs (Short)
Chipset: CC1310 + CC1190
Output Power: Up to +27 dBm
RX Sensitivity: Up to –112 dBm
Range: >8 km (LOS)
Protocols: WM‑Bus, Wi‑SUN, MIOTY®, IEEE 802.15.4g, 6LoWPAN
Supply: Core 2–3.6V, PA 2.0–3.6V
Current: Tx ~420mA (@27dBm), Rx ~10mA, Sleep 1µA
Temp: –30°C to +75°C
Dimensions: 33.0×24.6×3.0 mm
Antenna: 50Ω pad or IPEX connector
Pinout
N620 exposes all CC1310 pins – grouped as:
Power – Pins 1,2,3,35 (GND, PA VCC, Core VDD)
RF – Pin 34 (50Ω antenna)
System – Pins 16,17,22 (JTAG, reset)
Programmable I/O – Pins 4‑15, 18‑21, 23‑33 (32 pins configurable as UART/SPI/I2C/GPIO/ADC/PWM)
Model Comparison (N62xPA Series)
N620PA – CC1310, 128k Flash – for custom stacks, full control
N621PA – CC1312R, 352k Flash – more code space for custom apps
N622PA – CC1312R7, 704k Flash – large, complex stacks
N624PA – CC1314, 1024k Flash – smart meters, standards, high speed
How to choose?
Select based on your firmware size and network protocol needs.
Ordering Information
N620PA‑868M – EU/ETSI (860–880 MHz)
N620PA‑915M – US/FCC (902–928 MHz)
Getting Started
Download the full datasheet & AT command manual
Consult our engineers for application‑specific advice
Request samples or evaluation kit for testing
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⚠️ Important: Risk of Disconnecting Under Power
For PAs like CC1190/N620PA, damage risk is highest when disconnecting RF cable during active Tx, not when leaving antenna open in idle.
A Tx‑time disconnect reflects full forward power back, causing high VSWR and possible arcing at the connector.
This hot‑swap transient surge can exceed PA limits – even for CC1190, which tolerates static mismatches well.