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A7670E - LTE Cat-1 GSM/GPRS IoT Module | SIMCom

부품 번호: A7670E ✓ 활성
재고 있음 영업일 기준 1~3일 내 발송
3.4 V to 4.2 V (typical 3.8 V) Vdss LTE Cat-1 / GSM / GPRS / EDGE Rds(on) LCC+LGA Package
시작가 $6.3 USD / 개
MOQ: 1 |
가격 업데이트: 2026-10-19
볼륨 가격
수량 단가 합계
1 $8.68 $8.68
10 $8.25 $82.50
100 $7.6 $760.00
500 $6.95 $3,475.00
1,000 $6.3 $6,300.00
ℹ️ 모든 가격은 USD 기준입니다

A7670E 개요

The SIMCom A7670E is an LTE Cat-1 cellular module with GSM/GPRS/EDGE fallback, supporting data rates up to 10 Mbps downlink and 5 Mbps uplink, powered from a 3.4V to 4.2V supply (typical 3.8V), housed in a 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA package. Control is via AT commands over UART or USB, and the module targets Europe, Southeast Asia, West Asia, Africa, China, and South Korea regional LTE bands.

An LTE Cat-1 module is a category of 4G LTE wireless transceiver defined by 3GPP UE Category 1, which provides moderate data throughput with lower cost and power than Cat-4 and above. Within the system hierarchy, the A7670E sits at the connectivity layer of an IoT device: sensor/MCU -> application processor or microcontroller -> cellular module -> LTE network. Cat-1 modules are the standard migration path from 2G (GSM/GPRS) and NB-IoT/Cat-M radios as 2G/3G networks sunset worldwide.

Key features include the LCC+LGA footprint compatible with SIM7000, SIM7070, SIM800A, and SIM800F series modules, enabling pin-compatible migration from 2G/NB/Cat-M designs to LTE Cat-1 with minimal PCB changes. Interfaces cover USB 2.0, UART, I2C, GPIO, ADC, and SIM card, and voice and SMS are supported alongside packet data.

Technically, the A7670E integrates an LTE Cat-1 modem with multi-band RF front end (LTE B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 plus GSM 900/1800 MHz are cited for regional variants such as A7670E-LASE). The module supports AT command control, making firmware integration straightforward on virtually any microcontroller platform including ESP32, STM32, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi.

Typical applications include asset trackers, smart metering, payment terminals, vehicle telematics, and industrial gateways that require reliable M2M cellular connectivity with voice/SMS fallback. The compact 24 x 24 mm SMD footprint suits high-density designs.

Design consideration: supply the module from a low-impedance 3.8V rail capable of handling LTE burst currents; insufficient decoupling causes brownout resets during transmit bursts. Antenna layout and keep-out zones follow the SIMCom hardware design guide.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in migration options, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

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다음과 드롭인 호환되는 동일 시리즈 모델: A7670E (동일 폼 팩터 및 풋프린트) — 차이점: Footprint Compatibility, Product Series.

SIMCom
Product Series: SIM7670/SIM7672
비교 대상: A7670E →
SIMCom
Footprint Compatibility: A7672 series, SIM7000/SIM7070 series, SIM800/SIM800F series
Product Series: SIM7672 Series
비교 대상: A7670E →

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A7670E 사양 (제조사 공개)

Product Type LTE Cat-1 cellular module with GSM/GPRS/EDGE fallback
Network Standards LTE Cat-1 / GSM / GPRS / EDGE
Downlink Data Rate Up to 10 Mbps
Supply Voltage Range 3.4 V to 4.2 V (typical 3.8 V)
LTE Bands (A7670E-LASE variant) B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20
GSM Bands 900 MHz / 1800 MHz
Interfaces USB, UART, I2C, GPIO, ADC, SIM card
Control Interface AT commands
Package Type LCC+LGA
Package Dimensions 24 x 24 mm
Footprint Compatibility SIM7000 / SIM7070 / SIM800A / SIM800F series
실장 유형 SMD
Regional Coverage Europe, Southeast Asia, West Asia, Africa, China, South Korea
Voice / SMS Supported
Positioning LBS (location-based service); GNSS depends on variant
RoHS 상태 Compliant (per JLCPCB listing for A7670E-FASE)

A7670E 인터페이스 및 커넥터

A7670E은(는) 제조사에서 공개한 대로 다음 인터페이스와 커넥터를 제공합니다: 전력 입력. 확장 헤더 핀아웃, 커넥터 핀 번호, 전기적 한계는 제조사 문서에 정의되어 있습니다.

전력 입력 3.4 V to 4.2 V (typical 3.8 V)

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전력 및 열 특성

전력 입력 3.4 V to 4.2 V (typical 3.8 V)

제조사에서 공개한 A7670E의 전력 입력 및 열 파라미터입니다.

일반적인 애플리케이션

A7670E 적합 용도: 6 애플리케이션s: Asset Tracking and Fleet Telematics, Smart Metering and Smart Grid, Payment Terminals and POS, Industrial IoT Gateways, Security and Alarm Systems, Portable and Maker IoT Devices.

🚗

Asset Tracking and Fleet Telematics

The A7670E is a strong fit for vehicle trackers and fleet telematics because LTE Cat-1 delivers 10 Mbps downlink / 5 Mbps uplink - ample for position reporting, geofencing, and driver-app communication - while GSM/GPRS fallback preserves connectivity in areas without LTE coverage. The module's 3.4V-4.2V supply range matches a single Li-ion cell directly, simplifying battery-powered tracker power design, and the 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA footprint keeps the radio section compact on dense PCBs. In a typical architecture, an MCU reads GNSS or LBS position data and forwards NMEA/AT traffic over UART to the A7670E, which establishes TCP/UDP or MQTT sessions over the carrier network. The I2C and ADC interfaces allow battery-voltage monitoring and peripheral expansion without extra components.

⚡

Smart Metering and Smart Grid

Smart electricity, gas, and water meters require long-life, low-cost wide-area connectivity - exactly the niche LTE Cat-1 occupies as 2G networks sunset. The A7670E's footprint compatibility with the SIM800F 2G module means meter OEMs can refresh an existing PCB design to LTE Cat 1 without a full redesign, protecting certified metering hardware investments. Its AT command interface lets a metering MCU push DLMS/COSEM or MQTT telemetry over TCP, and 10 Mbps downlink supports firmware-over-the-air updates of large meter firmware images. The module's regional band variants (B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 on the LASE build) cover European and Asian utility deployments. Burst-current handling via a well-decoupled 3.8 V rail is the main hardware consideration in sealed meter enclosures.

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Payment Terminals and POS

Payment terminals need reliable, secure cellular data with voice/SMS backup - the A7670E provides LTE Cat-1 data (10 Mbps downlink) plus voice call and SMS support in one module. The 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA package fits the compact, impact-resistant enclosures typical of handheld POS devices, and the USB 2.0 interface offers the throughput and driver support that Linux/Android-based payment platforms expect. Footprint compatibility with the SIM800 series lets POS makers migrate 2G-only designs as GSM networks retire, without changing mechanical enclosures or antennas. The 3.4V-4.2V supply range aligns with Li-ion battery packs used in portable terminals, and ADC inputs support battery gauging. CE certification documentation for the A7670E is available from SIMCom for regulatory filings.

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Industrial IoT Gateways

Industrial gateways aggregate Modbus, CAN, or sensor-bus traffic and backhaul it over cellular - the A7670E serves as the WAN radio, providing 10 Mbps LTE Cat-1 downlink that comfortably carries aggregated telemetry, OPC-UA payloads, and remote-configuration sessions. Its AT command interface works over UART with any industrial MCU, while the USB interface supports Linux-based edge gateways (Raspberry Pi, ESP32-S3 carrier boards such as the Waveshare A7670E-4G). GSM/EDGE fallback ensures uptime where LTE coverage is weak. The module's -controlled GPIO pins give the host direct network-status and ring indications for watchdog logic. Hardware-wise, designers should place bulk capacitance near the VBAT pins because LTE burst currents stress long power traces common in DIN-rail gateway layouts.

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Security and Alarm Systems

Intrusion alarms, elevator emergency phones, and surveillance panels rely on the A7670E's voice and SMS support in addition to LTE data - the module can place a voice call to a monitoring center or send SMS alerts even when the IP path is unavailable. LTE Cat-1's 10 Mbps downlink supports IP camera streams and event-image upload, while GPRS fallback keeps the communicator online in legacy coverage areas. The SIM800F-compatible footprint lets alarm-panel makers upgrade installed-base designs to LTE without new PCB tooling. The 3.4V-4.2V input accepts the sealed lead-acid or Li-ion backup batteries standard in security hardware, and the ADC input provides battery supervision. Antenna placement should follow SIMCom's design guide to preserve RF performance inside metal enclosures.

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Portable and Maker IoT Devices

The A7670E is the de facto cellular radio of the maker IoT ecosystem: Waveshare's Raspberry Pi Cat-1 HAT ($29.99) and ESP32-S3 A7670E-4G board, plus LilyGO's T-A7670X series, all embed this module. Its AT command control makes SMS and TCP/MQTT connectivity reachable from Arduino sketches and MicroPython with minimal code, while USB provides full-speed data on Linux. The 3.4V-4.2V supply range matches Li-ion and LiPo cells directly, and LBS positioning offers coarse location without GNSS hardware. The 24 x 24 mm footprint is carried from the SIM7070 series, so hobbyist and commercial designs share reference layouts. Power design - bulk capacitance for LTE bursts - is the single most common pitfall in first-time integrations.

추천 제품 요약

A7670G Variant with integrated GNSS for positioning 사용처: Asset Tracking and Fleet Telematics, Portable and Maker IoT Devices SIM7070G SIMCom 사용처: Asset Tracking and Fleet Telematics, Industrial IoT Gateways A7670E-LASE European band variant for utility deployments 사용처: Smart Metering and Smart Grid, Security and Alarm Systems SIM800F Legacy 2G module on the same footprint being replaced 사용처: Smart Metering and Smart Grid, Security and Alarm Systems A7670E-FASE Europe/Middle East band variant for POS fleets 사용처: Payment Terminals and POS SIM800A Legacy 2G footprint predecessor 사용처: Payment Terminals and POS A7670SA Americas band variant for global gateway SKUs 사용처: Industrial IoT Gateways, Portable and Maker IoT Devices
What is the SIMCom A7670E?
The SIMCom A7670E is an LTE Cat-1 cellular module with GSM/GPRS/EDGE fallback, designed for IoT and M2M applications in Europe, Asia, and Africa. It supports data rates up to 10 Mbps, operates from a 3.4V to 4.2V supply (typical 3.8V), and is controlled via AT commands over UART or USB. According to the SIMCom A7670E specification, it uses a 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA package compatible with SIM7000/SIM7070 and SIM800 series footprints.
What supply voltage does the A7670E require?
The A7670E requires a supply voltage between 3.4V and 4.2V, with 3.8V nominal per the SnapMagic datasheet summary. Because LTE transmitters draw high burst currents, the power rail must be low-impedance with adequate bulk capacitance; voltage sag below 3.4V during transmit bursts can cause module resets. A dedicated 3.8V buck converter or a well-decoupled Li-ion battery rail is the typical solution in tracker and telematics designs.
Is the A7670E footprint compatible with SIM800F and SIM7070?
Yes. According to SIMCom, the A7670E adopts an LCC+LGA form factor compatible with the SIM7000/SIM7070 series (NB/Cat-M modules) and SIM800A/SIM800F series (2G modules). This enables a smooth migration from 2G or NB-IoT designs to LTE Cat-1 with minimal PCB changes, maximizing existing design investment and shortening time-to-market. Some interface details and power requirements still require review against the SIMCom A7670 and SIM7070 compatible design guide.
What is the difference between A7670E-FASE, A7670E-LASE, and A7670E-LASA?
These suffixes denote regional band variants of the same A7670E platform. The A7670E-LASE supports LTE bands B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 and GSM 900/1800 MHz for Europe and Asia per its LCSC listing; the A7670E-FASE is the Europe/Middle East variant; and A7670E-LASA is another regional build listed on LCSC from $5.38. All share the same 24 x 24 mm footprint and AT command interface, so choose by target regional carrier bands.
What data rates does the A7670E achieve?
The A7670E delivers LTE Cat-1 throughput of up to 10 Mbps downlink and 5 Mbps uplink, per the SnapMagic datasheet summary, and falls back to GPRS/EDGE when LTE is unavailable. Cat-1 throughput is sufficient for IoT use cases such as telematics, payment terminals, CCTV backhaul at low resolution, and firmware-over-the-air updates, while offering lower modem cost and power than Cat-4 modules like the SIM7600 series.
Where can I buy the A7670E and what does it cost?
The A7670E family is available from distributors such as LCSC, where the A7670E-LASE is priced from $8.68 (with 1,000 units in stock as of October 2026) and the A7670E-LASA from $5.38. JLCPCB also stocks the A7670E-FASE for SMT assembly. Developer boards such as the Waveshare A7670E Cat-1 HAT for Raspberry Pi cost $29.99. Pricing varies by variant and quantity; verify current stock and lead time before ordering.
What is the best drop-in replacement for the A7670E?
Within the SIMCom ecosystem, the A7670E-FASE and A7670E-LASE are drop-in variants of the same module differing only in regional band configuration, sharing the identical 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA footprint. For migrations in the other direction, the SIM7070 series and SIM800F series occupy the same compatible footprint, though with lower-speed NB-IoT/Cat-M or 2G radios. Cross-brand equivalents should be verified pin-by-pin against the SIMCom compatible design guide before committing a PCB.
Can the A7670E replace a SIM800 2G module?
Yes - this is a primary use case. The A7670E is footprint-compatible with SIM800A/SIM800F 2G modules, allowing designers to replace 2G radios as GSM networks are retired. The community has documented PCB adapters placing the A7670E directly into SIM800 footprints (Elektor, 2024). Note that the A7670E requires a 3.4V-4.2V supply with higher burst current than the SIM800, so the power stage must be reviewed during migration.
When should I choose the A7670E over the A7670SA or A7670G?
Choose the A7670E for deployments in Europe, Southeast Asia, West Asia, Africa, China, and South Korea. Choose the A7670SA for Americas and Australia band requirements, and the A7670G when integrated GNSS positioning is needed. All three belong to the SIMCom A7670 LTE Cat-1 family with the same 24 x 24 mm footprint, AT command set, and interface set, as documented in the LilyGO T-A7670X comparison of the variants on a shared PCB design.
Is the A7670E suitable for a Raspberry Pi IoT project?
Yes. The Waveshare A7670E Cat-1 HAT ($29.99) is a purpose-built Raspberry Pi carrier providing LTE Cat-1, 2G GSM/GPRS fallback, multi-band support, and LBS positioning. The module communicates over UART/USB with AT commands, and drivers work with standard Linux PPP or qmi_wwan setups. For battery-powered designs, budget for the 3.4V-4.2V supply and LTE burst current, typically handled by the HAT onboard power circuitry.
How is the A7670E controlled - what interfaces does it expose?
The A7670E is controlled via AT commands over a USB 2.0 interface or a hardware UART. Per the JLCPCB part listing, exposed interfaces include USB, UART, I2C, GPIO, ADC, and SIM card. The UART typically handles AT commands and data, the USB provides high-speed data and diagnostics, the ADC can monitor battery voltage, and GPIO supports network status indication. This interface set allows integration with nearly any MCU, including ESP32, STM32, and Arduino platforms.
Does the A7670E support voice calls and SMS?
Yes, the A7670E supports voice calls and SMS in addition to LTE Cat-1 packet data and GSM/GPRS/EDGE fallback. This makes it suitable for applications such as alarm panels, elevator emergency phones, and payment terminals that require voice or SMS alongside data. Voice implementation requires an external audio codec or the module's analog/digital audio interface depending on variant - consult the SIMCom hardware design guide for the specific build you plan to use.
Where can I download the A7670E datasheet PDF and pinout?
The official A7670E hardware specification PDF is available from SIMCom's product page (simcom.com/product/A7670X.html), and mirror copies are hosted on SnapMagic Search, which also provides free symbol, footprint, and 3D CAD models exportable to Altium, KiCad, Eagle, OrCAD, and other ECAD tools. The SIMCom A7670 and SIM7070 series compatible design guide (V1.00) documents pin definitions for footprint-migration designs. Always use the latest SIMCom revision for pinout-critical work.
Is the A7670E RoHS compliant?
Yes. The A7670E-FASE listing on JLCPCB explicitly marks the module as RoHS compliant, and SIMCom's M2M modules ship lead-free as standard for global markets. For formal compliance documentation such as REACH declarations or material declarations for your own RoHS/REACH filings, request the certificate package from SIMCom or your distributor, as regional certificates like the A7670E CE certificate (2020) are published separately on SIMCom's product page.
What are the key specifications of the A7670E that engineers should know?
The A7670E is a 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA LTE Cat-1 module with 10 Mbps downlink / 5 Mbps uplink, a 3.4V-4.2V supply (3.8 V typ.), AT command control over USB/UART, and I2C/GPIO/ADC/SIM interfaces. It falls back to GSM/GPRS/EDGE, is footprint-compatible with SIM7000/SIM7070/SIM800 series, and targets Europe/Asia/Africa bands (variant-dependent, e.g., B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 for LASE). Pricing runs roughly $5.38-$8.68 at LCSC as of October 2026.
What is the SIMCom equivalent for LTE Cat-1 designs migrating from 2G?
The SIMCom A7670E is itself the manufacturer's designated migration part from 2G: its LCC+LGA package matches the SIM800A/SIM800F (2G) and SIM7000/SIM7070 (NB/Cat-M) series, enabling smooth product transitions to LTE Cat 1. According to the SIMCom A7670E specification, this compatibility maximizes customer design investment and shortens time-to-market. The same A7670 platform is offered as A7670SA (Americas) and A7670G (with GNSS) variants for other regions.

엔지니어링 참조 데이터: A7670E — 비교, 설계 지침 및 규정 준수 정보.

선택 가이드

Choose the A7670E when you need low-cost LTE Cat-1 connectivity with 2G fallback for Europe, Asia, or Africa deployments, especially if you are migrating an existing SIM800F or SIM7070 design - the compatible LCC+LGA footprint preserves your PCB investment. Within the family, pick the suffix by region: LASE for documented B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 coverage, FASE for Europe/Middle East, MASC/LASA per regional requirements. Choose the A7670G instead when the device needs integrated GNSS (trackers without external GNSS hardware), and the A7670SA for Americas/Australia band plans. If your application needs only low-rate, ultra-low-power messaging rather than 10 Mbps data, the SIM7070 (NB-IoT/Cat-M) on the same footprint offers lower power at the cost of throughput. Verify burst-current capability of your 3.8V rail in all cases - it is the most common integration failure.

대체품과의 비교

파라미터 이 제품 A7670E-FASE A7670E-LASE A7670G SIM7070G
Package LCC+LGA 24 x 24 mm LCC+LGA 24 x 24 mm - same LCC+LGA 24 x 24 mm - same LCC+LGA 24 x 24 mm - same LCC+LGA (SIM7070 compatible footprint)
Brand SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions SIMCom Wireless Solutions
Radio Technology LTE Cat-1 + GSM/GPRS/EDGE LTE Cat-1 + GSM/GPRS/EDGE LTE Cat-1 + GSM/GPRS/EDGE LTE Cat-1 + GSM/GPRS/EDGE + GNSS NB-IoT / Cat-M / GPRS
LTE Bands Regional variant dependent Europe/Middle East bands B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 Global variant with GNSS NB/Cat-M bands (multi-region)
GNSS Positioning LBS (GNSS on select variants only) No GNSS No GNSS Yes - integrated GNSS Yes - integrated GNSS

주요 차별점

  • Footprint migration from 2G and NB-IoT designs (vs SIM7070G)
  • Cost-effective Cat-1 with voice/SMS (vs A7670G)
  • Regional variant coverage within one platform (vs A7670SA)

설계 노트

The A7670E requires a 3.4V-4.2V supply with low source impedance: LTE transmitters draw high burst currents at slot boundaries, and rail sag below 3.4V causes brownout resets that appear as random disconnects. Place at least one bulk capacitor (per SIMCom hardware design guidance, typically hundreds of microfarads) close to the VBAT pins, plus ceramic decoupling. If powering from a 5V or 12V rail, use a buck converter rated for the burst current with good transient response; a single Li-ion cell is the ideal direct source.

Leverage the footprint compatibility deliberately: the A7670E's LCC+LGA outer-circle pins match the SIM7070 series and its form factor targets SIM800F/SIM7000 migration, but power, USB, and antenna nets should still be re-verified pin-by-pin against the SIMCom A7670 and SIM7070 Compatible Design Guide (V1.00) before reusing an old footprint. Keep the SIM interface short and guarded, and follow the design guide's antenna keep-out and 50-ohm feed recommendations for the LTE primary and diversity antennas.

Do not assume all A7670E suffixes are interchangeable - band configuration differs by variant (e.g., LASE covers B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20; FASE targets Europe/Middle East; MASC and LASA have their own regional plans). Ordering the wrong suffix for a market yields a module that cannot register on local carriers. Also confirm the LASE supply-voltage note on its LCSC listing (3V-3.6V shown) against the official datasheet before finalizing the power tree.

규정 준수 정보

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
무연
Unknown
무할로겐
Unknown
분쟁 광물
Unknown

RoHS compliance explicitly stated for A7670E-FASE on JLCPCB listing. CE certificate (2020) published on SIMCom product page. REACH/lead-free/halogen-free declarations must be requested from SIMCom.

데이터 검증일: 2026-10-20 — XAIPART 부품 엔지니어링 팀이 검증하고 관리한 데이터

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