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IDC767-1 is listed in the RF Transceiver Modules And Modems range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists IOT747. Its product description is BLUETOOTH 5.3 AUDIO MODULE WITH. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The IDC767-1 is a fully integrated dual-mode Bluetooth module supporting Bluetooth v5.4 specifications. It operates at the 2.4GHz ISM band and features an integrated surface-mount chip design. The device supports LE Audio with LC3 codec, Auracast broadcast functionality, and aptX Lossless high-quality audio transmission. It provides both Low Energy and Classic Audio capabilities within a compact form factor suitable for space-constrained applications.
Verify the specific version suffix to ensure compatibility with required Bluetooth profiles and audio codecs. Confirm that the package type matches the PCB footprint requirements. Check for any regional certification markings necessary for deployment in target markets. Ensure the supplier provides valid technical documentation including pinout diagrams and RF layout guidelines.
Select this module when Auracast broadcast support or aptX Lossless audio is required alongside standard Bluetooth connectivity. Consider the UART command interface complexity if custom application logic is needed. Evaluate the thermal performance of the surface-mount package against the enclosure constraints. Compare latency specifications against other modules if real-time audio synchronization is critical.
This component belongs to the IDC7 series of Bluetooth transceiver modules manufactured by IOT747. The series includes variants such as IDC747-1 and IDC777-1, which share similar architectural foundations but may differ in specific firmware versions or supported audio enhancements. The IDC767-1 specifically targets advanced audio applications requiring modern Bluetooth standards.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify compatibility with existing firmware stacks before considering alternative modules from the same manufacturer family.
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