Main applications include mobile Internet terminals, car infotainment and telematics, Automatic Meter Reading, Remote Monitoring Automation and Control, surveillance and security, road pricing, asset tracking, fleet management, anti-theft systems, and Point of Sales terminals.
n addition, the u-blox FW75-C200 1xRTT module also was tested for compatibility. This connectorized module offers all the features of the LISA-C200, and is drop-in compatible with the industry standard GSM module MC75i. This allows transition from GSM technology to Sprint’s CDMA network without any hardware changes to existing designs.
“After a record development time and a comprehensive testing procedure, we are proud that our LISA-C200 wireless module was approved for use over Sprint’s CDMA network in the U.S. Excellent work by our wireless CDMA R&D center in San Diego and support from Sprint’s test engineers facilitated a fast and smooth certification process,” said Nikolaos Papadopoulos, President, u blox America.
Sprint is proud to apply our extensive open network experience to the deployment of the LISA-C200 wireless module from u-blox. Our combined technologies introduce a flexible and easy-to-use capability that is simple for developers to integrate it into new devices to meet needs across many segments,” said Wayne Ward, Vice President-Emerging Solutions, Sprint.
LISA-C200 is the world’s smallest wireless CDMA2000 module delivering data-rates of 153 kb/s (up and downlink) with voice and data capabilities. LISA modules come in SMT form-factor and have a very small footprint (only 22.4 x 33.2 x 2.7 mm), allowing easy mounting on any application board. The module is also pin/pad compatible with u-blox’ LEON GSM and LISA HSPA modules.
Features include over-the-air carrier provisioning and operating temperature -30 to +85 deg. C.