RCBRX-868-M

RF Receivers Overview

The RCBRX-868-M is an AM superheterodyne receiver module operating at 868.35MHz, manufactured by RadioControlli. It supports ASK and OOK modulation schemes and features a PLL synthesizer with a crystal oscillator. The module provides a sensitivity of -112dBm and supports data rates up to 10kbps. It is housed in a metal shielded package and is available in 3V and 5V versions.

RF Receivers Feature Summary

• Superheterodyne architecture for improved selectivity
• Integrated PLL synthesizer and crystal oscillator
• Metal shielding for EMI protection

RF Receivers Applications

• Long distance communication systems
• Industrial wireless control interfaces
• Low power sensor network nodes

RF Receivers Procurement Notes

Verify the specific voltage version (3V or 5V) required for your application before ordering. Confirm that the metal shielded package dimensions fit your PCB layout constraints. Ensure compatibility with ASK/OOK encoding protocols used by your transmitter modules. Check for any specific antenna interface requirements detailed in the official datasheet.

RF Receivers Selection Notes

Select this component when high sensitivity and robust interference rejection are required for short-range telemetry. The superheterodyne design offers better performance than direct conversion receivers in noisy environments. Consider the fixed 868.35MHz frequency constraint against regional regulatory requirements. Evaluate the 10kbps maximum data rate against your system's throughput needs.

RF Receivers Part Context

This receiver is part of the RadioControlli RF module family designed for European ISM band applications. It complements transmitters like the RCTX-868 to form complete wireless links. The module targets applications requiring reliable low-speed data transmission in industrial and consumer sectors.

RF Receivers Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes within the same product line include the RCRX-868 model. Verify pinout compatibility and voltage specifications when cross-referencing with other 868MHz receiver modules from different manufacturers.