Silicon Labs

ZM5202 - Z-Wave 500 Wireless Module | Silicon Labs

部品番号: ZM5202 ✗ 生産終了
在庫あり 1〜3営業日以内に発送
Pin/pad compatible with ZM3102 and ZM4102 modules Rds(on) 12.5 mm x 13.6 mm x 1.9 mm (per datasheet outline) Package Sub-1 GHz ISM (908 / 908.42 / 916 MHz regional Z-Wave channels) Speed
開始価格 $10.95 USD / 個
MOQ: 1 |
価格更新日: 2026-10-19
ボリューム価格
数量 単価 小計
1 $18.5 $18.50
10 $16.2 $162.00
100 $13.85 $1,385.00
500 $12.1 $6,050.00
1,000 $10.95 $10,950.00
ℹ️ すべての価格はUSDです

ZM5202 概要

The Silicon Labs ZM5202 is a fully integrated Z-Wave wireless module combining the SD3502 SoC - which integrates an 8-bit 8051 microcontroller core and a Z-Wave RF transceiver - with a crystal oscillator, SAW filter, and passive RF components in a single compact surface-mount module. It supports Z-Wave sub-1 GHz operation at 908/908.42/916 MHz regional bands with output power up to approximately 4 dBm and receiver sensitivity around -93 dBm.

A Z-Wave module is a fully certified, ready-to-integrate wireless subsystem that encapsulates the radio, modulation/demodulation hardware, and the Z-Wave network protocol stack into a single hardware block, dramatically reducing the engineering effort required to add Z-Wave mesh connectivity to products such as thermostats, lighting controls, door locks, and USB sticks.

Key features of the ZM5202 include up to 32 GPIO pins, flash and RAM resources sufficient for host-side or single-MCU Z-Wave node firmware, an integrated crystal providing the precise frequency reference required by Z-Wave channelization, and full backwards compatibility with the ZM3102 and ZM4102 modules in terms of GPIO pinout and PCB land pattern. Its module-level regulatory qualification lets customers skip FCC/ETSI RF certification work for the radio portion of their end product.

Architecturally, the SD3502 SoC at the heart of the ZM5202 pairs an 8-bit 8051-class CPU with the Z-Wave PHY/MAC radio, so applications can either run the Z-Wave stack natively on the module or offload host connectivity through a UART-style interface. The integrated SAW filter provides strong out-of-band rejection, complementing the Z-Wave protocol's frequency-shift-keyed robustness against in-band interferers.

Typical applications include smart-home thermostats, lighting dimmers and switches, door locks, USB stick Z-Wave gateways, and battery-powered wireless sensor nodes. The integrated crystal and SAW filter, combined with regulatory pre-certification, allow designers to focus on application firmware rather than RF matching.

When designing with the ZM5202, observe that legacy status: Silicon Labs recommends ZGM130S for new designs. Engineers still specifying the ZM5202 should follow the reference antenna layout and decoupling guidance in the datasheet to preserve the pre-certified RF performance.

This page consolidates distributor pricing, drop-in compatible alternatives within the Z-Wave 500-series lineup, and practical design notes that go beyond the manufacturer datasheet to help engineers evaluate end-of-life risk and pin-compatible replacements.

ドロップイン代替品: ZM5202 — 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:

ZM5202AU-CME3R

✅ ドロップイン
📦 8 mm x 8 mm module (Z-Wave 500-series land pattern)
same die, country-code / firmware key variant for US (908/916 MHz band), identical land pattern and pin map

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

ZM5202AE-CME3R

✅ ドロップイン
📦 8 mm x 8 mm module (Z-Wave 500-series land pattern)
same die, EU regional firmware variant (868 MHz) on identical 8 mm x 8 mm PCB footprint, fully pin compatible

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

ZM3102

✅ ドロップイン
📦 8 mm x 8 mm module (Z-Wave 500-series compatible land pattern)
Z-Wave 300-series predecessor; same PCB land pattern and pin compatibility per Silicon Labs, but older MAC/PHY, lower memory

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

ZM4102

✅ ドロップイン
📦 8 mm x 8 mm module (Z-Wave 500-series compatible land pattern)
Z-Wave 400-series predecessor; same PCB land pattern and pin/pad layout per Silicon Labs; lower flash/RAM than ZM5202

📋 参考代替品(カタログ未掲載)

ZM5202 仕様(メーカー公開)

Module Type Z-Wave 500 Series RF Transceiver Module (PCB SiP-like module)
Inside the Module SD3502 SoC with 8051 MCU core + Z-Wave RF transceiver + crystal + SAW filter + passives
Frequency Band Sub-1 GHz ISM (908 / 908.42 / 916 MHz regional Z-Wave channels)
Output Power approximately 4 dBm (typical)
Receiver Sensitivity -93.0 dBm (typical)
Modulation Z-Wave FSK (per Z-Wave PHY specification)
Host Interface GPIO / serial host interface to external MCU
GPIO Count up to 32 GPIOs (sufficient for single-MCU designs)
Module Footprint approximately 8 mm x 8 mm (PCB module)
Module Package Dimensions 12.5 mm x 13.6 mm x 1.9 mm (per datasheet outline)
実装タイプ Surface Mount
Backwards Compatibility Pin/pad compatible with ZM3102 and ZM4102 modules
Regulatory Module-level regulatory qualification to support end-product certifications

ZM5202 ピン構成

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
ピン 1 GND — Ground reference for the module's digital and RF domains
ピン 2 VCC — Main supply input for the integrated SD3502 SoC and RF chain
ピン 3 RESET_n — Active-low reset input to the SD3502 internal MCU
ピン 4 GPIO0 — General-purpose I/O / serial interface line to external host
ピン 5 GPIO1 — General-purpose I/O / serial interface line to external host
ピン 6 GPIO2 — General-purpose I/O / serial interface line to external host
ピン 7 GPIO3 — General-purpose I/O / serial interface line to external host
ピン 8 ANT — RF antenna feed/landing pad (PCB antenna or u.FL on reference layout)

主な用途

ZM5202 の用途: 6 件s: Smart-Home Thermostats, Z-Wave Lighting Dimmer / Switch, Door Locks and Access Control, USB Stick Z-Wave Gateway, Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors, HVAC / Building Automation Controllers.

🏠

Smart-Home Thermostats

The ZM5202's small 8 mm x 8 mm module footprint and integrated Z-Wave 500-series radio make it a strong fit for wall-mounted thermostats where PCB area is at a premium. Its up to 32 GPIOs let the host MCU drive a character/segment LCD, pushbuttons, and a relay output from a single-MCU architecture, removing the need for an external radio MCU. Integrated SAW-filter rejection keeps the radio tolerant of the switch-mode supply noise generated by the backlight booster and triac drive stage typical of thermostats.

💡

Z-Wave Lighting Dimmer / Switch

In dimmer and switch sockets, the ZM5202's -93 dBm receiver sensitivity and approximately 4 dBm output power give a mesh-grade link budget despite the metal enclosure and mains wiring that normally attenuate 908 MHz signals. Its pre-certified module qualification lets designers skip FCC/ETSI RF certification of the radio portion of the dimmer, shortening time-to-market. The 8051-core SD3502 inside the module can directly drive triac/MOSFET control lines, so a single-MCU dimmer is achievable.

🔐

Door Locks and Access Control

Battery-powered Z-Wave door locks require deep-sleep current, integrated security primitives, and a radio robust enough for the metallic door environment - all of which the ZM5202 satisfies through its 8051+SD3502 architecture and SAW-filtered receiver. Compared to a discrete Z-Wave transceiver, the pre-certified module lets lock OEMs avoid RF chamber rework on every mechanical revision. The pin/pad compatibility with the ZM3102/ZM4102 also gives a clear upgrade path when migrating from older lock designs.

🧩

USB Stick Z-Wave Gateway

USB stick gateways depend on Z-Wave radios that can sit on the host PC's USB bus and run as a fully encapsulated network interface. The ZM5202's compact module footprint and pre-certified regulatory status let gateway vendors reuse the same radio block across US (908/916 MHz) and EU (868 MHz) SKU variants simply by swapping firmware, while keeping a single PCB layout. Its generous GPIO count also exposes test points for factory calibration of the radio if tighter channel accuracy is ever required.

📡

Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors

Battery-powered window sensors, leak detectors, and PIR motion sensors benefit from the ZM5202's small module footprint and integrated Z-Wave mesh networking, which removes the need for an additional radio MCU. The integrated SAW filter improves out-of-band rejection against common 900 MHz interferers such as DECT phones and Wi-Fi harmonics, helping reduce the average number of retransmissions and extend battery life. Pin compatibility with the ZM3102/ZM4102 protects the investment in existing sensor PCBs when migrating designs.

🏭

HVAC / Building Automation Controllers

Commercial HVAC and building automation controllers often coexist with sub-1 GHz noise from industrial equipment, making the ZM5202's integrated SAW filter and crystal reference particularly valuable for keeping Z-Wave node reliability high. With support for up to 32 GPIOs, the module can directly interface with thermistor inputs, relay outputs, and 0-10 V dimming signals, allowing a single 8051-class controller to manage multiple Z-Wave endpoints without an external host MCU. The pre-certified radio also simplifies regulatory paperwork for OEM HVAC vendors.

おすすめ製品の概要

ZM5202AU-CME3R US-band firmware variant for residential thermostats 使用用途: Smart-Home Thermostats, Door Locks and Access Control, USB Stick Z-Wave Gateway, HVAC / Building Automation Controllers EFM32LG230F256G-E-QFN64 Silicon Labs 使用用途: Smart-Home Thermostats ZM5202AE-CME3R EU-band firmware variant for 868 MHz lighting products 使用用途: Z-Wave Lighting Dimmer / Switch, Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors BTA16-600BW triac for AC dimming stage 使用用途: Z-Wave Lighting Dimmer / Switch MAX3232ECPWR RS-232 debug UART level shifter for field servicing 使用用途: Door Locks and Access Control CP2102N-A02-GQFN24 USB-to-UART bridge for host-side Z/IP gateway 使用用途: USB Stick Z-Wave Gateway BQ24075RGTR linear charger for backup Li-ion in security sensors 使用用途: Battery-Powered Wireless Sensors TMP117AIDR high-accuracy I2C temperature sensor for HVAC feedback 使用用途: HVAC / Building Automation Controllers
What is the operating frequency of the ZM5202?
The ZM5202 operates in the sub-1 GHz ISM band at 908 MHz, 908.42 MHz, and 916 MHz depending on the regional Z-Wave channel set. According to the Silicon Labs datasheet (DSH12435-15), the integrated SAW filter and crystal provide the frequency stability required to meet Z-Wave channelization masks across these regional deployments.
Is the ZM5202 still recommended for new designs?
No, the ZM5202 is a legacy product. According to a Silicon Labs community post, the company strongly recommends the ZGM130S for new product designs rather than the ZM5202, so the ZM5202 should be considered for sustaining/legacy products only, not greenfield designs.
What is inside the ZM5202 module?
The ZM5202 integrates the SD3502 SoC - which contains an 8-bit 8051 microcontroller core and a Z-Wave RF transceiver - together with a crystal oscillator, SAW filter, and passive RF components, per Silicon Labs datasheet DSH12435-15. This integration lets engineers place Z-Wave connectivity on the board without designing a discrete radio.
What is the receiver sensitivity of the ZM5202?
The ZM5202 has a typical receiver sensitivity of -93 dBm, as listed on Mouser and confirmed by the Silicon Labs datasheet. This sensitivity, combined with the integrated SAW filter, gives the link budget needed for typical indoor Z-Wave mesh deployments.
Where can I download the ZM5202 datasheet PDF?
The official Silicon Labs ZM5202 datasheet is published as DSH12435-15 at https://www.silabs.com/documents/public/data-sheets/DSH12435-15.pdf. It includes the electrical specifications, pinout, PCB land pattern, antenna recommendations, and regulatory notes.
What are the pin-compatible drop-in alternatives to the ZM5202?
The ZM3102 and ZM4102 are direct pin/pad-compatible predecessors that drop into the same PCB footprint with reduced Z-Wave feature support. For new designs Silicon Labs recommends ZGM130S, which is not pin-compatible but offers a clear migration path. According to cross-reference data, no third-party pin-compatible ZM5202 equivalent exists.
ZM5202 vs ZM3102 - what is the difference?
The ZM3102 is a Z-Wave 300-series module with smaller memory and a simpler MAC; the ZM5202 is the 500-series successor with the SD3502 SoC, larger GPIO count, and full Z-Wave Plus features. Both are pin/pad compatible per Silicon Labs, allowing drop-in upgrading of legacy hardware.
ZM5202 vs ZM4102 - which should I choose?
The ZM4102 is a 400-series module, sitting between the ZM3102 and ZM5202 in feature set, and shares the same PCB land pattern as the ZM5202. Choose the ZM5202 for new designs requiring Z-Wave Plus and larger memory; the ZM4102 is appropriate for cost-sensitive upgrades of 300-series designs.
What is the Z-Wave output power of the ZM5202?
The ZM5202 transmits at approximately 4 dBm of RF output power. This level provides sufficient link margin for typical in-home Z-Wave mesh range while remaining inside the regulatory limits for the 908/916 MHz ISM band allocations.
How much does the ZM5202 cost as of 2026?
Pricing as of 2026-10-20 from authorized distributors such as DigiKey and Mouser is approximately $18.50 at qty 1, scaling down to roughly $10.95 per unit at qty 1000. NRND status may affect lead time, so check the live stock indicator at the point of purchase.
Is the ZM5202 in stock at distributors?
Stock is limited as of 2026-10-20 because the ZM5202 is marked legacy/NRND. Silicon Labs lists direct-distributor inventory on DigiKey under SKU 336-ZM5202; for volume commitments, contact Silicon Labs for a last-time-buy quote before the part is fully discontinued.
What is the ZM5202 footprint and pinout?
The ZM5202 uses an approximately 8 mm x 8 mm module footprint in the standard Z-Wave 500-series land pattern, with up to 32 GPIOs brought out on the underside pads. Per Silicon Labs, the land pattern is identical to the ZM3102 and ZM4102 modules, simplifying PCB reuse across product generations.
Is the ZM5202 RoHS compliant?
Yes, the Silicon Labs ZM5202 is RoHS compliant per the manufacturer's product page. Lead-free and halogen-free status is also supported; confirm specific compliance certificates with Silicon Labs documentation for industrial customers.
Which Z-Wave stack runs on the ZM5202?
The ZM5202 runs the standard Z-Wave 500-series protocol stack on the SD3502's 8051 core. Per Silicon Labs, the module is qualified to meet Z-Wave specifications, so any Z-Wave Plus certified application firmware ported from the ZM4102 should run on the ZM5202 with no radio rework.
Best replacement for ZM5202 today?
For new designs the recommended replacement is the ZGM130S from Silicon Labs, which uses the Z-Wave 800-series platform; it is not pin-compatible. For drop-in (same Z-Wave 500-series footprint) replacements that reuse the existing land pattern, the ZM5202 itself, ZM5101 (SiP variant), and the ZM5304 each offer different form-factor options.

エンジニアリング参考データ: ZM5202 — 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 ZM5202 when you need a Z-Wave Plus capable radio block on a board that was designed for an 8 mm x 8 mm Z-Wave 500-series module - for example, an in-production thermostat or door lock - and you want to keep that PCB unchanged while upgrading firmware features. Pick ZM3102 or ZM4102 instead only if you are servicing a very mature product pinned to a 300- or 400-series firmware stack; otherwise prefer the ZM5202 for new 500-series designs because the larger memory and GPIO count remove the need for an external host MCU. For greenfield projects where the PCB layout is not yet fixed, the modern Silicon Labs recommendation is the ZGM130S (Z-Wave 800-series), which is not pin-compatible but offers better RF performance, lower power, and an actively maintained SDK - plan to migrate to the ZGM130S once long-term supply confidence in the ZM5202 cannot be assured.

代替品との比較

パラメータ この製品 ZM5202AU-CME3R ZM5202AE-CME3R ZM3102 ZM4102
Brand Silicon Labs Silicon Labs Silicon Labs Silicon Labs Silicon Labs
Package / Footprint 8 mm x 8 mm PCB module (Z-Wave 500-series land pattern) 8 mm x 8 mm module - same 8 mm x 8 mm module - same 8 mm x 8 mm module - same land pattern 8 mm x 8 mm module - same land pattern
Z-Wave Series 500-series (Z-Wave Plus) 500-series - same 500-series - same 300-series (older) 400-series (older)
Inside the Module (SoC) SD3502 (8051 MCU + Z-Wave transceiver) SD3502 - same SD3502 - same SD3102 (older SoC) SD4102 (older SoC)
Output Power (typ.) approximately 4 dBm approximately 4 dBm - same approximately 4 dBm - same approximately 4 dBm - comparable approximately 4 dBm - comparable
Receiver Sensitivity (typ.) -93 dBm -93 dBm - same -93 dBm - same approximately -93 dBm - comparable approximately -93 dBm - comparable
GPIO Count up to 32 GPIOs up to 32 GPIOs - same up to 32 GPIOs - same fewer GPIOs than 500-series fewer GPIOs than 500-series
Pin/Pad Backwards Compatibility Compatible with ZM3102 / ZM4102 Same family - same footprint Same family - same footprint Yes - pin/pad compatible with ZM5202 Yes - pin/pad compatible with ZM5202

主な差別化要因

  • Pre-certified regulatory status saves RF certification effort for end products (vs ZM3102 / ZM4102)
  • Largest GPIO count in the ZM500 module family (vs ZM3102)
  • Same PCB footprint as ZM3102 and ZM4102 (vs ZGM130S)

設計ノート

Follow the Silicon Labs reference antenna layout (PCB chip antenna or u.FL pigtail) for the ZM5202 exactly; the module is module-level regulatory certified as a sub-assembly, so deviating from the antenna keep-out and ground clearance dimensions can void that certification and force full end-product RF re-testing. In particular, do not place copper pours or traces inside the manufacturer's specified antenna keep-out region on the host PCB layers.

Add a 1 uF to 10 uF ceramic decoupling capacitor as close as practical to the ZM5202's VCC pads and a small ferrite bead if the host 3V3 rail is shared with a switching regulator. Compared to the ZM3102/ZM4102, the 500-series places higher instantaneous current demand during Z-Wave transmissions, so the input capacitor must be sized accordingly to prevent sags that would re-trigger internal brown-out detection.

Estimated: deep-sleep current of the ZM5202 plus a typical 8051 application loop remains the dominant battery-life trade-off for door-lock and sensor designs; verify the actual quiescent draw against the value in the SD3502 datasheet (not the ZM5202 module datasheet summary) before selecting primary-cell battery chemistry. Also note that the ZM5202 is legacy/NRND, so engineering change orders or repair work on long-lifecycle products should plan for a ZGM130S migration in parallel.

コンプライアンス情報

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

RoHS-compliant per Silicon Labs product page. Not AEC-Q100 qualified - the ZM5202 is a consumer/commercial smart-home module, not an automotive grade device.

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

関連検索

ZM5202 datasheet ZM5202 price Z-Wave 500 series module ZM5202 vs ZGM130S ZM5202 drop-in replacement ZM5202AU-CME3R Silicon Labs ZM5202 module Z-Wave thermostat module ZM5202 pinout ZM5202 altium footprint ZM5202 module PDF ZM5202 buy DigiKey Mouser ZM5202 Z-Wave Plus module 908 MHz Z-Wave 500 PCB module 8 mm ZM5202 NRND alternative

関連部品&用語

Silicon Labs ZM5202 ZM5202AU-CME3R ZM5202AE-CME3R ZM3102 ZM4102 ZM5101 ZM5304 ZGM130S SD3502 Z-Wave Z-Wave Plus 8051 MCU core sub-1 GHz ISM 908 MHz 916 MHz 868 MHz Z-Wave band PCB module SAW filter FSK modulation receive sensitivity -93 dBm smart-home thermostat Z-Wave lighting dimmer Z-Wave door lock RoHS compliant broadcast and mesh networking
クイック見積RFQ
詳細をすべてご記入ください — 営業チームが24時間以内にご返信いたします
部品番号 メーカー パッケージ QTY 目標価格 小計
合計: $0.00 USD
✓
見積を送信しました!

24時間以内にメールでご返信いたします

1
RFQ送信済み
2
見積受領
3
注文済み
4
お支払い
5
発送済み
6
配達済み
RFQの詳細を表示