RAK4260 WisDuo Breakout Board Datasheet
Overview
Description
The RAK4260 Breakout Board is designed to provide easy access to the board's pins, simplifying development and testing. Its breakout board form factor transfers the RAK4260 stamp module pinout to 2.54 mm headers, making debugging more convenient for developers.
The board itself has the RAK4260 at its core, which is a module that utilizes the ATSAMR34J18B SIP. This high level of integration allows for outstanding performance: 860 nA in sleep mode and LoRa TX Power of up to 20 dBm.
A key feature of this Breakout Board is the ATECC608A Cryptographic Co-Processor, which provides secure hardware-based key storage. This sets the board apart from the RAK4200 and RAK4600, adding an extra layer of security to future-proof your platform.
The board complies with LoRaWAN 1.0.2 protocols. It also supports LoRa Point-to-Point (P2P)communication.
The board's low-power, long-range LoRa communication capabilities make it ideal for various IoT applications, including home automation, sensor networks, building automation, and personal area networks such as health and fitness sensors and monitors.
Features
- LoRa module for Smart City, Smart Agriculture, Smart Industry
- I/O ports: UART/I2C/SPI/ADC
- Frequency range: 863–923 MHz (entire LoRa high band spectrum)
- Low-Power Wireless Systems with 7.8 kHz to 500 kHz Bandwidth
- LoRa Tx power up to 20 dBm
- Ultra-Low Power Consumption 860 nA in sleep mode
- Core: ARM 32-bit Cortex – M0+ with MPU
- Up to 256 KB flash memory with ECC
- 32 KB RAM
- 6 KB of data EEPROM with ECC
- ATECC608A cryptographic core
- Supply voltage: 2.0 V ~ 3.6 V
- Temperature range: -40° C ~ +85° C
Specifications
Overview
Figures 1 and 2 show the RAK4260 Breakout Board, highlighting the top and back views of the board, respectively.
Figure 1: RAK4260 Breakout Board Top View
Figure 1: RAK4260 Breakout Board Bottom ViewHardware
The hardware specification is categorized into five (5) parts. It discusses the interfacing, pinouts and its corresponding functions and diagrams. It also covers the RF and electrical parameters that include the tabular data of the functionalities and standard values of the RAK4260 Breakout Board.
Interfaces
SWD Programming Interface
When programming via a DAPLink tool, it is required to have all of the following four (4) pins connected to your DAPLink tool:
- 3V3
- SWDIO
- SWCLK
- GND
It is recommended to leave these pins exposed for programming purposes and avoid remapping them as GPIOs.
UART Port
There are two UART interfaces on the RAK4200 Breakout Board:
- UART1 – the default interface
- UART3 – reserved, can also act as GPIOs.