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SIM7600G-H - LTE Cat-4 150Mbps Global 4G GNSS Module | SIMCom

部品番号: SIM7600G-H ✓ 生産中
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3.4 V to 4.2 V Vdss 2.3 mA Id 30 x 30 mm LCC, SMD Package 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.8 GHz, 1.9 GHz Speed
開始価格 $43.98 USD / 個
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価格更新日: 2026-10-19
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1 $54.97 $54.97
10 $52.22 $522.20
100 $49.47 $4,947.00
500 $46.72 $23,360.00
1,000 $43.98 $43,980.00
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SIM7600G-H 概要

The SIMCom SIM7600G-H is a global-band LTE Cat-4 cellular module delivering up to 150 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink in a 30 x 30 mm LCC surface-mount package, powered from a 3.4 V to 4.2 V supply with 2.3 mA idle current and integrated multi-constellation GNSS (GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS).

A cellular module is a self-contained wireless modem that integrates baseband processor, RF transceiver, memory, and power management into a single land-grid-array unit. Within the wireless hierarchy it sits above discrete RF chipsets and below full gateways: host systems (MCU, SBC, or PC) talk to it over USB or UART using AT commands, while the module handles protocol stacks for LTE, WCDMA, and GSM internally.

Key features include true global band coverage across LTE-FDD, LTE-TDD, WCDMA/HSPA+, EDGE, and GPRS, so a single PCB design ships to any region. The integrated GNSS receiver with simultaneous cellular-plus-GNSS operation serves trackers and telematics. Interfaces span USB 2.0, UART, I2C, SDMMC, ADC, and PCM voice with DTMF, audio playback, and recording.

The module supports multiple built-in network protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP, MQTT-class stacks) and ships USB drivers for Windows, Linux, and Android, with a mainline Linux option in recent kernels. AT commands are compatible with the SIM7500/SIM7600 family, protecting software investment across variants.

Typical applications include vehicle telematics and fleet trackers, industrial IoT gateways, and Raspberry Pi or LattePanda 4G connectivity via popular HAT boards.

Critical design point: GSM burst emission draws up to 2 A ripple every 4.615 ms on the VBAT pins, so the supply must deliver more than 2 A with roughly 1000 uF bulk capacitance (or over 300 uF on a 2 A-capable rail) to keep voltage droop under 300 mV.

This page adds value beyond the datasheet by synthesizing distributor pricing, drop-in family alternatives, and practical power-supply design guidance in one place.

ドロップイン代替品: SIM7600G-H — 同一パッケージでピン互換。PCBの作り直しが必要な異なるパッケージの部品は除外されています。

クイック比較ツール — 並列比較する代替部品を選択:

SIM7600G R2

✅ ドロップイン
📦 30 x 30 mm LCC
same LCC footprint and AT command set, regional band optimization vs global Cat-4 configuration

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

SIM7600E-H

✅ ドロップイン
📦 30 x 30 mm LCC
same Cat-4 class and package, EMEA-optimized band set instead of global

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

SIM7600NA-H

✅ ドロップイン
📦 30 x 30 mm LCC
same Cat-4 class and package, North America band set instead of global

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

SIM7600SA-H

✅ ドロップイン ⚠️ 仕様未検証
📦 30 x 30 mm LCC
same Cat-4 class and package, South America/Australia band set

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

SIM7600G-H R2

✅ ドロップイン
📦 30 x 30 mm LCC
same global Cat-4 functionality, R2 hardware revision with updated components; listed separately by DigiKey

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

SIM7600G-H 仕様(メーカー公開)

Technology LTE Cat-4 / WCDMA / GSM (4G/3G/2G)
Downlink Data Rate 150 Mbps (LTE Cat-4)
Uplink Data Rate 50 Mbps (LTE Cat-4)
LTE Bands LTE-FDD and LTE-TDD global bands
Frequency Bands (RF) 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.8 GHz, 1.9 GHz
Fallback Networks HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS, GSM
GNSS GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS
Supply Voltage (VBAT) 3.4 V to 4.2 V
Idle Current 2.3 mA
Peak Current (GSM burst) up to 2 A ripple
Interfaces USB 2.0, UART, I2C, SDMMC, ADC, PCM
Voice Features PCM voice, DTMF, audio playback and recording
Network Protocols Multiple built-in (TCP/IP stack)
USB Driver Support Windows, Linux, Android
AT Command Set Compatible with SIM7500/SIM7600 series
Package Dimensions 30 x 30 mm LCC, SMD
Antenna External, not included
実装タイプ Surface Mount
RoHS ステータス Compliant (per JLCPCB listing)

SIM7600G-H インターフェースとコネクタ

SIM7600G-H は、メーカーが公開している以下のインターフェースとコネクタを備えています: 電力入力, USB。拡張ヘッダーのピン配置、コネクタのピン番号、電気的制限はメーカーのドキュメントで定義されています。

電力入力 3.4 V to 4.2 V
USB Windows, Linux, Android

詳細は メーカー資料 をご参照ください(拡張ヘッダーのピン配置とコネクタのピン番号の詳細)。

電力・熱特性

電力入力 3.4 V to 4.2 V

メーカーが公開している SIM7600G-H の電力入力および熱パラメータ。

主な用途

SIM7600G-H の用途: 6 件s: Vehicle Telematics and Fleet Tracking, Industrial IoT Gateways, Raspberry Pi and SBC 4G Connectivity, Video Surveillance and Security Transmission, Smart Metering and Utility Communication, Portable Routers and Mobile Hotspots.

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Vehicle Telematics and Fleet Tracking

The SIM7600G-H fits telematics because it combines LTE Cat-4 data (150 Mbps downlink) with integrated GPS, BeiDou, and GLONASS positioning in one module, eliminating a separate GNSS receiver and its antenna routing complexity. Typical designs connect the host MCU or SBC over UART/USB, pull position fixes continuously, and upload to fleet platforms via the module's built-in TCP/IP stack. Power design is the main constraint: the 2 A burst current on VBAT demands bulk capacitance near the module. The 2.3 mA idle current supports always-on trackers with modest battery budgets, and 2G/3G fallback preserves connectivity in weak-LTE rural areas.

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Industrial IoT Gateways

Industrial gateways need reliable backhaul across regions, and the SIM7600G-H's global LTE-FDD/TDD plus WCDMA/GSM coverage means one BOM ships worldwide without regional variants. The 150 Mbps downlink handles Modbus-to-MQTT aggregation, video snapshots from site cameras, and OTA firmware distribution. Its built-in network protocols (TCP/IP, HTTP, FTP) offload the host processor, while USB 2.0 provides a high-throughput path to Linux-based gateways with mainline kernel drivers. Designers should provision a 2 A-capable VBAT rail with 300-1000 uF of capacitance, and use the I2C/ADC pins for auxiliary sensing tasks within the same module footprint.

🖥️

Raspberry Pi and SBC 4G Connectivity

The SIM7600G-H is the standard module inside popular Waveshare and DFRobot 4G HATs for Raspberry Pi and LattePanda, functioning as a 4G network card. USB enumeration with mainline Linux kernel drivers makes setup nearly plug-and-play: the module appears as a modem supporting qmi_wwan/PPP and GNSS NMEA output. This suits remote monitoring stations, digital signage, and mobile robotics that need internet beyond Wi-Fi range. The host supplies power through the HAT; verify the 5 V input can source the 2 A burst demand. DFRobot documentation confirms compatibility with Arduino-based hosts over UART as well, using the shared SIM7500/SIM7600 AT command set.

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Video Surveillance and Security Transmission

Battery- or solar-powered security cameras and NVR uplinks benefit from the SIM7600G-H's 50 Mbps uplink, sufficient for streaming compressed video from remote sites without fiber or fixed broadband. The module's LTE Cat-4 throughput sustains multiple 1080p H.264/H.265 streams or rapid event-clip uploads, and HSPA+/EDGE fallback keeps alerts flowing where LTE coverage is marginal. Designers should budget the 2 A VBAT burst into solar/battery sizing and favor the USB interface for full throughput. PCM audio interfaces also enable two-way talkback functionality directly through the module without an external audio codec in simple designs.

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Smart Metering and Utility Communication

Utility infrastructure often sits where wired backhaul is unavailable; the SIM7600G-H provides meter and RTU communication over LTE with 2G/3G fallback, important in regions where network transitions are still underway. The 2.3 mA idle current suits periodically-reporting devices, and the AT command set compatible with SIM7500/SIM7600 series means firmware reused across a utility's module fleet. Built-in protocols (TCP/IP, FTP) let a low-cost MCU push readings without a full TCP stack. For underground or shielded installations, plan external antenna placement carefully since the module has no onboard antenna and supports only external connections.

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Portable Routers and Mobile Hotspots

Mobile Wi-Fi routers exploit the SIM7600G-H's Cat-4 speeds to share a cellular connection among several devices, with the module bridging LTE to the router's WAN side over USB RNDIS/NCM or QMI. The 150 Mbps downlink supports travel routers, in-vehicle internet, and temporary-site connectivity for events and construction. Global band coverage means one hardware SKU serves international travelers. Thermal design is modest but non-trivial: sustained Cat-4 traffic warms the 30 x 30 mm LCC, so provide ground-plane heat spreading. Voice features (PCM, DTMF) additionally enable fixed-wireless-phone products from the same platform.

おすすめ製品の概要

SIM7600G-H SIMCom 使用用途: Vehicle Telematics and Fleet Tracking, Industrial IoT Gateways, Raspberry Pi and SBC 4G Connectivity, Video Surveillance and Security Transmission, Smart Metering and Utility Communication, Portable Routers and Mobile Hotspots A7670G-H Lower-cost Cat-1 alternative for basic trackers 使用用途: Vehicle Telematics and Fleet Tracking SIM7600E-H EMEA-optimized variant for regional gateway SKUs 使用用途: Industrial IoT Gateways SIM7080G Smaller Cat-M/NB-IoT option for low-bandwidth SBC links 使用用途: Raspberry Pi and SBC 4G Connectivity A7670C Cat-1 option for low-bitrate event cameras 使用用途: Video Surveillance and Security Transmission SIM7600G R2 Regional variant for consistent band licensing 使用用途: Smart Metering and Utility Communication SIM7600G-H-PCIESIM PCIe card-edge variant for router mainboards 使用用途: Portable Routers and Mobile Hotspots
What is the SIM7600G-H and what data speed does it support?
The SIM7600G-H is a SIMCom LTE Cat-4 cellular module supporting up to 150 Mbps downlink and 50 Mbps uplink, with fallback to HSPA+, EDGE, and GPRS. It is a true global module covering LTE-FDD, LTE-TDD, WCDMA, and GSM bands at 850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1.8 GHz, and 1.9 GHz, and it integrates GNSS (GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS) in a 30 x 30 mm LCC surface-mount package. According to the SIMCom datasheet, it runs from a 3.4 V to 4.2 V supply with 2.3 mA idle current.
What is the difference between SIM7600G-H and SIM7600G?
The SIM7600G-H is an LTE Cat-4 module rated for 150 Mbps downlink, while the plain SIM7600G is a lower-class variant; similarly named SIM7600G/E parts without the -H suffix are LTE Cat 1 parts rated around 10 Mbps downlink and 5 Mbps uplink. Both share the SIMCom LCC form factor and the SIM7500/SIM7600 AT command set, but the -H version delivers four times the LTE throughput, which matters for routers, video, and gateway applications.
What is the price of SIM7600G-H and where can I buy it online?
As of 2026-10-20, the SIM7600G-H lists at approximately $54.97 (single unit) on LCSC, with around 5 units in stock at that listing. Octopart compares bulk pricing across 3 distributors for this part. XAIPART offers tiered quantity pricing starting at $54.97 for a single unit; use the RFQ flow for volume orders above 500 units where lead time and pricing are confirmed per order.
Is SIM7600G-H in stock and what is the lead time?
Stock is limited but currently available: LCSC showed 5 units in stock as of 2026-10-20, and DigiKey lists related SIM7600G-H variants (R2, PCIESIM) shipping same day. Because module stock fluctuates quickly between distributors, XAIPART confirms stock and lead time at quote time. For production quantities, standard lead time for SIMCom cellular modules is typically several weeks depending on factory allocation.
How much current does the SIM7600G-H power supply need to provide?
The power supply must deliver more than 2 A continuous capability on the four VBAT pads (pins 62/63 and 38/39) even though average idle current is only 2.3 mA. Per the SIM7600 Hardware Design guide, GSM/GPRS transmission bursts every 4.615 ms cause ripple up to 2 A, so use over 300 uF of capacitance on a 2 A-capable rail, or about 1000 uF total otherwise, keeping voltage droop below 300 mV.
What can replace SIM7600G-H if it is unavailable?
The best replacements are same-family SIMCom variants sharing the same 30 x 30 mm LCC footprint and AT command set: SIM7600G R2 (regional bands), SIM7600E-H (EMEA-focused Cat-4), SIM7600NA-H (North America), and SIM7600SA-H. For a new design, the SIMCom A7670G-H offers a lower-cost Cat-1 alternative but uses a different footprint, so it is not drop-in. Board redesign is minimal within the SIM7600 family since hardware design documents are shared.
Is SIM7600G-H suitable for Raspberry Pi and Arduino projects?
Yes. The SIM7600G-H is widely used with Raspberry Pi, LattePanda, and Arduino via USB or UART, and ready-made Waveshare and DFRobot HATs wrap it with onboard USB and level-shifting. According to DFRobot, it works as a 4G network card on single-board computers. The module enumerates as a standard USB serial device with SIMCom drivers for Windows, Linux, and Android, and mainline Linux kernel support makes it plug-and-play on recent Raspberry Pi OS.
Does SIM7600G-H include GPS and which GNSS systems does it support?
Yes, the SIM7600G-H integrates a multi-constellation GNSS receiver supporting GPS, BeiDou, and GLONASS, delivering high-accuracy positioning alongside cellular connectivity. According to the SIMCom product documentation, GNSS can run simultaneously with LTE operation, which is essential for asset tracking, fleet telematics, and vehicle applications where a single module must provide both data communication and position fixes without a separate GPS receiver.
What is the best drop-in replacement for SIM7600G-H?
The closest drop-in replacement is SIM7600E-H, which shares the same 30 x 30 mm LCC package, identical electrical design, and AT command compatibility, differing mainly in optimized regional band support (EMEA). Within one region choose the variant matching your bands: SIM7600NA-H for North America, SIM7600G R2 as the general global variant. All are documented in the shared SIM7600 series Hardware Design guide, so the same PCB layout is reused.
SIM7600G-H vs Quectel EC25 - which module should I choose?
Both are LTE Cat-4 global modules with similar 150/50 Mbps performance, but the SIM7600G-H adds integrated GNSS in the base configuration, while Quectel EC25 offers a broader variant ecosystem and wider third-party carrier certifications. The two are not pin-to-pin compatible - footprints differ - so switching requires PCB redesign. Choose SIM7600G-H when integrated GPS, BeiDou, and GLONASS in one package and Linux mainline driver support are priorities; choose EC25 when a specific carrier pre-certification is required.
Where can I download the SIM7600G-H datasheet PDF?
The official SIM7600G-H datasheet PDF is freely available from LCSC at lcsc.com/datasheet/C5355477.pdf and via Octopart's datasheet repository. For hardware design details such as power supply sizing, antenna matching, and reference layouts, use the SIM7600G(-H) Hardware Design document (V1.03 and later) from SIMCom, also mirrored by Waveshare. Always download from these authorized sources to ensure you have the latest revision.
How do I interface the SIM7600G-H with an ESP32 or STM32 over UART?
Connect the module UART TX/RX to the MCU UART with level matching to 1.8 V or 2.8 V logic domains as defined in the hardware design guide, add common ground, and control PWRKEY for power-on. AT commands over the serial link handle registration, SMS, and data; for high-throughput data use the USB interface instead. Note that bypassing USB requires the host to manage PPP or the built-in TCP/IP stack via AT commands, and MCU UART throughput is the practical limit.
What are the key specifications of SIM7600G-H that engineers should know?
Key facts: LTE Cat-4, 150 Mbps downlink / 50 Mbps uplink; global LTE-FDD/TDD, WCDMA/HSPA+, GSM/EDGE coverage at 850/900/1800/1900 MHz; integrated GPS, BeiDou, GLONSS; VBAT 3.4 V to 4.2 V with 2.3 mA idle current and up to 2 A burst demand; 30 x 30 mm LCC SMD package; interfaces USB 2.0, UART, I2C, SDMMC, ADC, PCM voice with DTMF; AT commands compatible with SIM7500/SIM7600 series; drivers for Windows, Linux, and Android.
Is SIM7600G-H RoHS compliant?
Yes. Distributor listings for the SIM7600G-H, including the LCSC and JLCPCB product pages, mark the module as ROHS compliant. As a cellular module it is classified outside AEC-Q100 scope; automotive-grade qualification is not claimed for this MPN, so confirm qualification requirements with SIMCom for automotive designs. For REACH and halogen-free declarations, request the manufacturer's compliance certificate directly, as those documents are not reproduced on distributor pages.
When should I choose SIM7600G-H over a Cat-1 module like A7670G-H?
Choose the SIM7600G-H when your application needs LTE Cat-4 throughput (150 Mbps downlink), simultaneous multi-constellation GNSS, or fallback across 4G/3G/2G networks in regions where 2G/3G sunset is incomplete - for example routers, video telematics, and gateways. Choose the A7670G-H for cost-sensitive, low-bandwidth IoT where Cat-1's 10 Mbps downlink suffices and 2G fallback is unnecessary. The A7670 is also smaller and cheaper, but it is not footprint-compatible, so the choice must be made before layout.

エンジニアリング参考データ: SIM7600G-H — 比較、設計ガイダンス、コンプライアンス情報。

選定ガイド

Choose the SIM7600G-H when you need one global SKU: it is the right pick for telematics, gateways, routers, and SBC connectivity requiring Cat-4 throughput (150/50 Mbps), integrated GPS/BeiDou/GLONASS, and 4G/3G/2G fallback across all regions. If your deployment is region-locked, the SIM7600E-H (EMEA), SIM7600NA-H (North America), or SIM7600SA-H variants offer band-optimized equivalents on the identical footprint with the same AT command set - swap without PCB changes. For cost-sensitive, low-bandwidth IoT where Cat-1's 10 Mbps suffices and 2G sunset has occurred, the SIMCom A7670G-H saves cost but requires a new layout. Trade-offs to weigh honestly: the SIM7600G-H is physically large (30 x 30 mm), power-hungry at transmit bursts (2 A), and priced around $55 as of 2026-10-20 - overkill for simple sensor reporting.

代替品との比較

パラメータ この製品 SIM7600G R2 SIM7600E-H SIM7600NA-H SIM7600SA-H
Brand SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions
Package 30 x 30 mm LCC, SMD 30 x 30 mm LCC - same 30 x 30 mm LCC - same 30 x 30 mm LCC - same 30 x 30 mm LCC - same
LTE Class Cat-4 (150/50 Mbps) Cat-4 Cat-4 Cat-4 Cat-4
Band Coverage Global (850/900/1800/1900 MHz + LTE-FDD/TDD) Global EMEA-optimized North America South America/Oceania
GNSS GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS integrated GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS GPS, GLONASS GPS, GLONASS
Fallback Networks HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS HSPA+, EDGE, GPRS
Supply Voltage 3.4 V to 4.2 V 3.4 V to 4.2 V 3.4 V to 4.2 V 3.4 V to 4.2 V 3.4 V to 4.2 V
AT Command Compatibility SIM7500/SIM7600 series SIM7500/SIM7600 series SIM7500/SIM7600 series SIM7500/SIM7600 series SIM7500/SIM7600 series

主な差別化要因

  • Integrated multi-constellation GNSS in base configuration (vs SIM7600NA-H)
  • Full Cat-4 throughput with 2G/3G fallback (vs A7670G-H)
  • Shared hardware/AT ecosystem across variants (vs Quectel EC25-G)

設計ノート

VBAT supply design is the most common failure point. Per the SIM7600 Hardware Design guide, GSM emission bursts every 4.615 ms draw ripple up to 2 A on the four VBAT pads (pins 62/63 and 38/39). If the supply supports up to 2 A, use more than 300 uF of bulk capacitance; otherwise use roughly 1000 uF total to keep voltage droop under 300 mV. Add 0.1 uF/1 uF low-ESR MLCCs near the pads for high-frequency EMC performance. A buck converter rated 3 A output with good transient response is the recommended front end from a 5 V system rail.

The module is an LCC castellated package intended for SMD reflow. Lay out a keep-out under the module body; route the USB 2.0 differential pair with 90 ohm controlled impedance and length matching, and keep the antenna feed as a 50 ohm microstrip with pi-matching network pads reserved even when the antenna appears pre-matched. Provide solid ground plane pour beneath and around the module for both RF return path and heat spreading during sustained Cat-4 transmission.

Do not power the module from a generic USB port or 3.3 V rail - VBAT must stay within 3.4 V to 4.2 V, and undervoltage during transmit bursts causes spontaneous resets that look like firmware bugs. Additionally, MCU UART logic levels must match the module's interface voltage domain; direct connection to 5 V logic can damage the module. Finally, confirm R2 vs original hardware revision when sourcing replacements, since distributor listings (e.g., DigiKey) stock both as separate MPNs.

When using UART for control, keep traces under 10 cm and add series resistors (22-33 ohm) to damp ringing, since GSM bursts inject common-mode noise onto nearby wiring. For full 150 Mbps performance, prefer the USB interface; UART bandwidth caps practical throughput and is better reserved for AT control plus GNSS NMEA. Separate GNSS antenna feed from cellular antenna by at least 20 mm or use good isolation to prevent LTE TX desensitizing the GNSS receiver during simultaneous operation.

コンプライアンス情報

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
鉛フリー
Unknown
ハロゲンフリー
Unknown
紛争鉱物
Unknown

RoHS compliance stated on LCSC/JLCPCB listings for this MPN. REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, and conflict-minerals declarations not stated in provided data - request manufacturer compliance certificate.

データ検証日: 2026-10-20 — データはXAIPARTの部品エンジニアリングチームによって検証・管理されています

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