M5Stack Stamp UWB F Module

M5Stack Stamp UWB F Module is an ultra-compact embedded UWB ranging module with stable RF performance. This module provides a 0.5mm-12P FPC connector pre-soldered on the back, allowing external connection via a 0.5mm-12P FPC cable. The Stamp UWB F module integrates the low-power QM33120W UWB transceiver, which is compatible with IEEE 802.15.4-2020 and IEEE 802.15.4z-2020 BPRF. This module supports TWR and TDoA positioning solutions for centimeter-level ranging and high-precision positioning. The Stamp UWB F module features an SPI communication interface and supports 850kbps and 6.81Mbps wireless communication data rates. Typical applications include indoor personnel positioning, cargo and asset tracking, proximity detection, and robot navigation.

Features

  • Integrated QM33120W UWB transceiver with enhanced secure Time-of-Flight (ToF) mode and integrated AES-256
  • Supports UWB Channel 9
  • Supports IEEE 802.15.4-2020 and IEEE 802.15.4z-2020 BPRF
  • Supports TWR and TDoA positioning solutions
  • Supports 850kbps and 6.81Mbps wireless communication data rates
  • SPI communication interface
  • Supports 0.5mm-12P FPC connection
  • Compact size
  • Stable RF performance
  • Supports Single-Sided Two-Way Ranging (SS-TWR) and Double-Sided Two-Way Ranging (DS-TWR) functions

Applications

  • Indoor personnel positioning
  • Cargo and asset tracking
  • Proximity detection
  • Robot navigation

Specifications

  • UWB frequency range:
    • 8GHz (7987.2MHz) 
    • 7987.2MHz channel 9
    • 7737.6MHz low frequency
    • 7987.2MHz mid frequency
    • 8236.8MHz high frequency
    • 499.2MHz bandwidth
  • 55m maximum communication distance (when facing directly)
  • DC 3.3V at 75.9uA sleep power consumption
  • Operating power consumption:
    • DC 3.3V at 5.23mA as base station
    • DC 3.3V at 58mA as slave
  • 11.5mm x 12mm x 2.8mm product size
  • 0.6g product weight
  • 138mm x 93mm x 17mm package size
  • 4.8g gross weight

Overview

M5Stack Stamp UWB F Module

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Opublikowano: 2026-10-14 | Zaktualizowano: 2026-10-14