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E22-400M22S - SX1268 LoRa 22dBm 7km 410-493MHz Module | EBYTE

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1.8 V to 3.7 V Vdss 100 mA at +22 dBm Id SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20 x 14 mm Package 410 MHz to 493 MHz Speed
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E22-400M22S Übersicht

The EBYTE E22-400M22S is an industrial-grade, surface-mount LoRa RF transceiver module built around the Semtech SX1268 chip, delivering up to 22.3 dBm (170 mW) of transmit output power and a stated line-of-sight range of 7 km over the 410-493 MHz ISM band, packaged in a compact 20 x 14 mm SMD-22 stamp-hole footprint with both on-board chip antenna and U.FL (IPEX) external antenna connector options.

What is a LoRa transceiver module? A LoRa (Long Range) transceiver module is a complete sub-system that combines a Semtech LoRa-modulation radio IC, an RF front-end (PA, LNA, filtering, antenna switch), a TCXO or crystal reference, and an SPI host interface on a single PCB. It belongs to the broader family of wireless modules -> sub-GHz transceivers -> RF modules -> RF & wireless modules. Designers use LoRa modules instead of bare LoRa ICs to skip RF layout certification and pass radio regulations in target regions more easily.

Key features of the E22-400M22S include a -147 dBm receive sensitivity that enables long-range links, a wide 1.8 V to 3.7 V supply window that is friendly to Li-ion and 2xAA battery rails, programmable output power from a few mW up to 22.3 dBm, support for both LoRa spread-spectrum modulation and traditional GFSK, and a 32 MHz high-precision TCXO that improves frequency stability under temperature swing. The SX1268 inside also offers an integrated DC-DC converter option for improved transmit efficiency.

The module architecture is built on Semtech's SX1268, the 410-810 MHz variant of the SX126x family, paired with an external power amplifier path to reach the 22 dBm level, an SAW band filter for out-of-band rejection, and an SPI bus for register access from the host MCU. Compatibility with the older SX1276/SX1277/SX1278 commands simplifies migration for existing LoRa designs, while the SX1268 offers lower receive current and higher bit-rate flexibility.

Typical applications include remote metering and automatic meter reading (AMR), agricultural soil and irrigation sensors, industrial wireless telemetry over 433/470 MHz license-free bands, smart home and building automation backhaul, asset tracking in outdoor yards, and long-range drone or robotics telemetry links where a 7 km class range is required.

A key design consideration is antenna selection: at 433/470 MHz a correctly tuned external antenna on the U.FL connector delivers far better range than the on-board chip antenna, and a 50 ohm controlled-impedance feed must be maintained. Designers should also budget for the 100 mA peak supply current during +22 dBm transmit bursts and decouple the supply rail close to the module pins.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, SX1268 versus SX1278 migration notes, drop-in same-footprint alternatives, and practical antenna and power-rail design guidance not found in the EBYTE datasheet alone, giving engineers a single decision-grade reference for selecting and implementing the E22-400M22S.

Drop-in-Alternativen für E22-400M22S – gleiches Gehäuse, Pin-kompatibel. Bauteile mit anderem Gehäuse, die eine PCB-Überarbeitung erfordern, sind ausgeschlossen.

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E22-400M30S

✅ Drop-In
📦 SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm
same SX1268 base, higher TX power (up to 30 dBm vs 22.3 dBm), same 20x14 mm footprint

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

E22-900M22S

✅ Drop-In
📦 SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm
850-930 MHz band (SX1262) instead of 410-493 MHz (SX1268), same footprint and pinout

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

E220-400M22S

✅ Drop-In
📦 SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm
uses LLCC68 chip instead of SX1268, lower TX power (approx 22 dBm vs 22.3 dBm), same footprint

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

Ra-02SHIELD

✅ Drop-In
📦 SMD-16, 17x16 mm
SX1278-based 433 MHz LoRa module, lower sensitivity (-139 dBm vs -147 dBm), legacy SPI timing

📋 Referenzalternative (nicht im Katalog)

E22-400M22S Spezifikationen (herstellerveröffentlicht)

RF Chip Semtech SX1268
Modulation LoRa, GFSK
Frequency Range 410 MHz to 493 MHz
Transmit Power (max) 22.3 dBm (170 mW)
Receive Sensitivity -147 dBm
Communication Distance 7 km (line-of-sight, typical)
Versorgungsspannung 1.8 V to 3.7 V
Transmit Current (peak) 100 mA at +22 dBm
Receive Current 6.5 mA
Host Interface SPI
Reference Clock 32 MHz TCXO
Antenna Options On-board chip antenna + U.FL (IPEX) connector
Package / Mounting SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20 x 14 mm
Product Weight 1.5 ± 0.1 g
RoHS-Status Compliant

E22-400M22S Pin-Konfiguration

Generic Component Pin Configuration Generic integrated-circuit pinout placeholder. Pin 1 indicated by dot; exact pin count and functions in the pin table below. 1 N 2 N-1 3 N-2 4 N-3 Pin Configuration See pin table below for pin functions Package-specific diagram not available
Pin 1 GND — Ground reference
Pin 2 VCC — Power supply input, 1.8 V to 3.7 V
Pin 3 GND — Ground reference
Pin 4 NRESET — Module reset, active low
Pin 5 DIO3 — SX1268 digital I/O 3, optional TCXO control
Pin 6 DIO2 — SX1268 digital I/O 2
Pin 7 DIO1 — SX1268 digital I/O 1, interrupt output
Pin 8 BUSY — SX1268 busy indicator, active high
Pin 9 NSS — SPI chip select, active low
Pin 10 SCK — SPI serial clock
Pin 11 MOSI — SPI master out, slave in
Pin 12 MISO — SPI master in, slave out
Pin 13 GND — Ground reference
Pin 14 TXEN — TX enable (transmit mode gate)
Pin 15 RXEN — RX enable (receive mode gate)
Pin 16 ANT — Antenna pad / U.FL feed
Pin 17 GND — Ground reference (RF)
Pin 18 NC — Not connected
Pin 19 NC — Not connected
Pin 20 NC — Not connected
Pin 21 NC — Not connected
Pin 22 GND — Ground reference

Leistungs- und thermische Eigenschaften

Leistungsaufnahme 1.8 V to 3.7 V

Vom Hersteller veröffentlichte Leistungs- und thermische Parameter für E22-400M22S.

Typische Anwendungen

E22-400M22S ist geeignet für 6 Anwendungs: Industrial Wireless Telemetry / AMR, Agricultural Soil and Irrigation Sensors, Smart Home / Building Automation Backhaul, Outdoor Asset Tracking and Fleet Telemetry, Long-Range Drone / Robotics Telemetry, Wireless Alarm and Security Sensors.

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Industrial Wireless Telemetry / AMR

The E22-400M22S fits industrial telemetry and automatic meter reading (AMR) deployments where utility meters and remote sensors report over kilometers of open terrain. Its -147 dBm LoRa sensitivity and +22.3 dBm TX power create a 7 km-class link budget at the 433/470 MHz ISM band, while the 32 MHz TCXO keeps the link stable across industrial temperature swings. The 1.8-3.7 V supply is directly compatible with Li-ion or 2xAA battery packs for pole-mounted, solar-recharged meters. Unlike sub-GHz modules without TCXO, the SX1268 inside maintains frequency accuracy over -20 to +70 C, critical for utility-grade deployments. Reference design: STM32 host MCU on SPI, AES-128 application-layer encryption, AT command firmware for site commissioning.

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Agricultural Soil and Irrigation Sensors

The E22-400M22S is well matched to long-range farm sensor networks covering soil moisture, leaf wetness, weather stations, and irrigation valves across multi-hectare fields. The 7 km line-of-sight range easily spans a typical farm, while the 6.5 mA receive current keeps battery life acceptable for solar-recharged sensor poles. The on-board chip antenna plus U.FL connector let designers choose a low-cost PCB antenna or an external high-gain collinear depending on crop layout. With LoRa SF12/BW125 kHz settings, sensitivity reaches -147 dBm, enough to read sensors at the edge of coverage even in dense foliage. Compared to sub-1 GHz FSK modules, LoRa modulation gives far better resilience to vegetation multipath at low data rates.

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Smart Home / Building Automation Backhaul

For multi-floor buildings and large residential complexes, the E22-400M22S provides a long-range wireless backhaul that links battery-powered door locks, leak sensors, HVAC controllers, and lighting nodes to a central gateway. The -147 dBm sensitivity and 22.3 dBm TX power deliver reliable coverage through concrete walls and across parking structures, where 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or BLE typically fails. The 1.8-3.7 V supply is friendly to coin-cell or 2xAA battery nodes, and the SPI interface connects easily to an ESP32 or nRF52 host MCU. Because LoRa operates well below the noisy 2.4 GHz band, link robustness is far higher in dense appliance environments. Reference design: ESP32 host running the EByte_LoRa_E22 Arduino library with AES-128 link encryption.

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Outdoor Asset Tracking and Fleet Telemetry

The E22-400M22S is a strong choice for outdoor asset trackers on trailers, construction equipment, livestock collars, and shipping containers where cellular coverage is unavailable or expensive. Its 7 km range and 433 MHz propagation allow tracking tags to report from rural sites where LTE-M would otherwise need satellite fallback. The low RX current of 6.5 mA and short TX bursts at 100 mA peak enable multi-year battery life on AA cells when reporting every few minutes. LoRa spread-spectrum modulation also resists narrowband jamming common in industrial yards. Compared with GPS-only loggers that store data for later download, real-time LoRa reporting gives operations staff immediate visibility into asset location and status.

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Long-Range Drone / Robotics Telemetry

For drones, ground robots, and rovers operating beyond visual line of sight, the E22-400M22S provides a low-latency, long-range telemetry link in the 433/470 MHz band where 2.4 GHz fails. With +22.3 dBm output power and -147 dBm sensitivity, the link budget easily exceeds 5 km in open sky, more than enough for surveying and inspection missions. The module draws only 100 mA peak during TX bursts, so flight batteries are not heavily loaded by the radio. The 32 MHz TCXO holds frequency under vibration and temperature drift critical for moving platforms. Pair the SX1268 with an external low-dropout regulator such as an LP2985 to keep TX power consistent as battery voltage falls during flight.

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Wireless Alarm and Security Sensors

The E22-400M22S fits perimeter alarm and security sensor networks on construction sites, warehouses, and remote infrastructure where wired links are impractical. LoRa's -147 dBm sensitivity and 22.3 dBm TX power mean a single base station can cover an entire industrial yard with battery-powered PIR, door, glass-break, and panic-button sensors. The 1.8-3.7 V supply accommodates a wide variety of battery chemistries including 2xCR2032 coin cells for low-duty nodes. AES-128 application-layer encryption prevents replay and eavesdropping attacks on the radio link, critical for alarm integrity. Compared with older 433 MHz OOK modules, LoRa modulation drastically reduces false alarms from in-band interference.

Zusammenfassung der empfohlenen Produkte

STM32L073RZ Ultra-low-power host MCU driving the SX1268 over SPI Verwendet in: Industrial Wireless Telemetry / AMR TPL5110 Nano-power timer for duty-cycled metering wake-up Verwendet in: Industrial Wireless Telemetry / AMR STM32WL55JC Sub-GHz SoC MCU with built-in LoRa, lower BOM for new designs Verwendet in: Agricultural Soil and Irrigation Sensors BME280 Combined temperature/humidity/pressure sensor for weather nodes Verwendet in: Agricultural Soil and Irrigation Sensors ESP32-WROOM-32E Espressif Systems Verwendet in: Smart Home / Building Automation Backhaul nRF52840 BLE + SPI host for battery sensor nodes Verwendet in: Smart Home / Building Automation Backhaul NEO-M8N Concurrent GPS/GNSS receiver for position fix Verwendet in: Outdoor Asset Tracking and Fleet Telemetry LIS3DH Low-power accelerometer for motion-triggered reporting Verwendet in: Outdoor Asset Tracking and Fleet Telemetry LP2985-33 3.3 V LDO for clean radio supply on battery-powered drones Verwendet in: Long-Range Drone / Robotics Telemetry STM32F405RG Flight controller host MCU with SPI for telemetry Verwendet in: Long-Range Drone / Robotics Telemetry ESP32-S3 Wi-Fi/BLE gateway host with secure processing Verwendet in: Wireless Alarm and Security Sensors CR2032 Coin-cell battery for low-duty sensor nodes Verwendet in: Wireless Alarm and Security Sensors
What is the operating frequency range of the E22-400M22S?
The E22-400M22S operates from 410 MHz to 493 MHz, covering the 433 MHz European/Asian ISM band and the 470 MHz Chinese license-free band. According to the EBYTE datasheet, the frequency is set by registers over SPI on the SX1268, allowing sub-channel programming inside the band. This makes it suitable for AMR, telemetry, and long-range sensor links in regions where 433/470 MHz is allocated.
What is the maximum transmit power and range of the E22-400M22S?
The E22-400M22S delivers up to 22.3 dBm (about 170 mW) of transmit power and is rated for a 7 km line-of-sight range under typical conditions. According to EBYTE specifications, real-world range depends on antenna gain, terrain, and data rate; reducing to lower SF / higher BW shortens range but raises throughput. At +22 dBm the module draws roughly 100 mA from a 3.3 V supply during TX bursts.
What is the receive sensitivity of the E22-400M22S?
The E22-400M22S achieves a -147 dBm receive sensitivity using LoRa spread-spectrum modulation at the highest spreading factor. According to the SX1268 datasheet, sensitivity improves with SF and BW choice; SF12/BW125 kHz yields the most sensitive link budget, while SF7/BW500 kHz trades sensitivity for higher data rate. This sensitivity enables kilometer-class links in real deployments.
What supply voltage does the E22-400M22S need?
The E22-400M22S operates from 1.8 V to 3.7 V DC, making it directly compatible with 2xAA alkaline, 1S Li-ion/LiPo, and 3.3 V regulated rails. According to the EBYTE datasheet, the module includes an on-board LDO/DCDC option tied to SX1268 configuration, so a stable 3.3 V supply with low ripple is recommended for best RF performance. Peak TX current at +22 dBm reaches about 100 mA, so decoupling must be sized accordingly.
Is the E22-400M22S pin-compatible with the E22-900M22S?
The E22-400M22S (410-493 MHz, SX1268) and E22-900M22S (850-930 MHz, SX1262) share the same 20 x 14 mm SMD-22 stamp-hole footprint and pinout, allowing drop-in substitution when the design supports both band variants. According to the EBYTE E22 series datasheet, the two parts differ only in the RF front-end matching network and the loaded SX126x firmware sub-band. Always re-validate the matching network and host MCU register settings after swapping.
What is the difference between SX1268 and SX1278 used in earlier LoRa modules?
The SX1268 inside the E22-400M22S is a newer-generation sub-GHz transceiver that adds a higher bit-rate range, an integrated DC-DC option for lower RX current, and improved SF/BW combinations versus the legacy SX1276/SX1278. According to Semtech documentation, the SX126x family supports both LoRa and GFSK in one chip and exposes a richer command set. SX1278 designs can be ported by remapping registers, but SPI timing differs.
Where can I buy the E22-400M22S online?
The E22-400M22S is in stock at LCSC, JLCPCB, AIChipLink, ICZoom, and RobotShop, with pricing starting around $4.45 per unit (qty 1) as of 2026-10-14. EBYTE also sells direct through its cdebyte.com store and global distributors. Bulk pricing from 100 pieces drops to roughly $3.85 and from 1000 pieces to about $3.30, useful for production builds.
What is the lead time for the E22-400M22S?
The E22-400M22S ships from LCSC and JLCPCB stock in 1-3 business days for small quantities, with lead times of 2-4 weeks for 1000-piece production orders as of 2026-10-14. EBYTE direct orders typically follow the same window. Engineers should add 1-2 weeks for customs clearance and consider JLCPCB Assembly if pre-reflow modules are needed.
How much does the E22-400M22S cost?
The E22-400M22S lists at about $4.45 in single-piece quantity on LCSC, dropping to roughly $3.85 at 100 pieces and $3.30 at 1000 pieces, as of 2026-10-14. Volume pricing is negotiated directly with EBYTE for OEM quantities above 5k pieces. The 433 MHz long-range class commands a modest premium over 868/915 MHz modules due to lower production volumes.
Is the E22-400M22S suitable for industrial IoT sensor networks?
Yes, the E22-400M22S is well suited for industrial IoT sensor networks thanks to its 7 km range, -147 dBm sensitivity, low receive current of 6.5 mA, and 1.8-3.7 V supply that supports battery operation. According to the EBYTE datasheet, the SX1268 with TCXO gives stable frequency over industrial temperature swings. For harsh EMI environments, add an external shielding can and TVS protection on the antenna feed.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the E22-400M22S?
The best drop-in replacement for the E22-400M22S is the E22-400M30S from the same EBYTE E22 family, which shares the 20 x 14 mm SMD-22 footprint but adds higher TX power for longer range. According to the EBYTE catalog, the E22-400M22S and E22-400M30S share the SX1268 base IC and SPI register map. Engineers upgrading should verify antenna matching for the higher PA path and re-test link budget.
Where can I download the E22-400M22S datasheet PDF?
The official E22-400M22S user manual (PDF) is hosted on the EBYTE product page at cdebyte.com/products/E22-400M22S and mirrored on Hackaday.io and zzteco.com. According to the listing, the manual covers pin definitions, SPI command set, AT commands, and reference schematics. A complementary Semtech SX1268 datasheet from Semtech's website provides the full register-level reference.
What is the pinout of the E22-400M22S module?
The E22-400M22S uses a 22-pad stamp-hole SMD layout with dedicated pins for VCC, GND, MOSI, MISO, SCK, NSS, NRST, BUSY, DIO1/DIO2/DIO3, TXEN, RXEN, and the antenna/ground pad. According to the EBYTE user manual, the pad numbering starts from the pin-1 marker dot and proceeds counter-clockwise. Always consult the E22 series datasheet pad diagram before laying out the host PCB.
Does the E22-400M22S support LoRaWAN protocol?
The E22-400M22S supports LoRa modulation but does not run LoRaWAN stack internally; LoRaWAN must be implemented on the host MCU. According to the EBYTE datasheet, the SX1268 provides the physical layer only, while the MAC layer (LoRaWAN, private LoRa, or point-to-point) runs on the external MCU via SPI. Libraries such as the Arduino EByte_LoRa_E22 library simplify driver development.
What is the difference between E22-400M22S and E220-400M22S?
The E22-400M22S uses the Semtech SX1268 chip (higher TX power, 22 dBm) while the E220-400M22S uses the Semtech LLCC68 chip (lower cost, lower max power). According to the EBYTE catalog, both share a similar footprint but different register maps and front-end matching. Choose E22 for longer range and E220 for cost-optimized, shorter-range sensor nodes.

Technische Referenzdaten für E22-400M22S – Vergleich, Designhinweise und Compliance-Informationen.

Auswahlhilfe

Choose the E22-400M22S when you need a 433/470 MHz LoRa module with 7 km range, -147 dBm sensitivity, and a compact 20x14 mm SMD footprint for industrial or agricultural deployments. Choose the E22-400M30S if you need 30 dBm output for extreme range and can accept higher cost and stricter thermal design. Choose the E22-900M22S if your deployment is in the 868/915 MHz bands (Europe/North America). Choose the E220-400M22S for cost-optimized sensor nodes where the -129 dBm sensitivity and lower TX power are sufficient. All E22 22/30 series share the same SMD-22 footprint, so PCB layouts can be reused across variants.

Vergleich mit Alternativen

Parameter Dieses Produkt E22-400M30S E22-900M22S E220-400M22S Ra-02SHIELD
Brand EBYTE EBYTE EBYTE EBYTE Ai-Thinker
Package SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm (same) SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm (same) SMD-22 stamp-hole, 20x14 mm (same) SMD-16, 17x16 mm (different footprint)
RF Chip Semtech SX1268 Semtech SX1268 Semtech SX1262 Semtech LLCC68 Semtech SX1278
Frequency Band 410-493 MHz 410-493 MHz 850-930 MHz 410-493 MHz 410-525 MHz
Max TX Power 22.3 dBm 30 dBm 22.3 dBm 22 dBm 17 dBm
Receive Sensitivity -147 dBm -147 dBm -147 dBm -129 dBm -139 dBm
Supply Voltage 1.8 V to 3.7 V 1.8 V to 3.7 V 1.8 V to 3.7 V 2.3 V to 3.6 V 1.8 V to 3.7 V
Host Interface SPI SPI SPI SPI SPI

Wichtigste Unterscheidungsmerkmale

  • Higher TX power than the LLCC68-based E220 variant (vs. E220-400M22S)
  • Lower cost and higher integration than the 30 dBm E22-400M30S (vs. E22-400M30S)
  • Newer SX126x architecture versus legacy SX1278 modules (vs. Ra-02SHIELD)

Designhinweise

At +22.3 dBm TX power the E22-400M22S draws up to 100 mA from the 3.3 V rail during transmit bursts, so place a 10 uF + 100 nF ceramic decoupling pair within 5 mm of the VCC pad. Avoid running the module directly from a coin cell during TX; size the trace to handle 200 mA short peaks or use a regulated LDO. Estimated: at 100 mA peak and 50 ohm antenna, instantaneous TX efficiency is around 35-40%, so expect measurable battery voltage droop if the host supply impedance is high.

Maintain a 50 ohm controlled-impedance microstrip feed from the ANT pad to the U.FL connector, with the ground plane clear underneath the RF trace. Keep digital traces, especially SCK, away from the antenna feed and DIO lines to avoid radiated spurs. The chip antenna on the module is a fallback only - in production use the U.FL connector with an external 433 MHz tuned antenna for the full 7 km range. Estimated: roughly 6-10 dB of range loss can be expected if only the on-board chip antenna is used.

Do not connect the E22-400M22S directly to a 5 V rail; absolute max VCC is 3.7 V and over-voltage will damage the SX1268. Ensure SPI lines from a 5 V MCU are level-shifted to 3.3 V, since the SX1268 I/O is not 5 V tolerant. Do not assert NRESET while the BUSY pin is high; wait for BUSY low to indicate the chip is ready for new commands. Lastly, never operate the module without a load on ANT - either the chip antenna path or the U.FL connector must be terminated.

At +22.3 dBm continuous TX the module dissipates roughly 0.5-0.7 W into the PCB; design with adequate copper thermal relief under the GND pads to spread the heat. For continuous beacon-style TX duty cycles above 10%, monitor the module temperature in production to avoid thermal shutdown. In contrast, receive and idle states draw only 6.5 mA, so thermal management is not a concern for typical duty-cycled sensor nodes. Estimated: at 25 C ambient with 1 sq inch of copper pour, the module stays below 60 C even at 10% TX duty cycle.

Compliance-Informationen

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Bleifrei
Yes
Halogenfrei
Unknown
Konfliktmineralien
Unknown

RoHS compliant per JLCPCB and LCSC listings. REACH and halogen-free status not explicitly stated in the EBYTE datasheet - set to unknown. AEC-Q100 not applicable: this is an RF module, not an automotive-qualified IC.

Daten verifiziert am: 2026-10-14 – Daten geprüft und kuratiert vom Bauteil-Engineering-Team von XAIPART

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