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ARM-N8-Sigfox - 868MHz Sigfox RCZ1 OEM Module | ATIM

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868 MHz (RCZ1) Speed
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ARM-N8-Sigfox 개요

The ATIM ARM-N8-Sigfox (ARM-N8-SF) is an 868 MHz OEM radio transceiver module optimized for the Sigfox RCZ1 Low Power Area Network (LPWAN) and certified as a Sigfox Partner Network product. The module transmits at 14 dBm with a high-sensitivity receiver designed for long-range, half-duplex, bidirectional Ultra Narrow Band (UNB) communication, supporting both point-to-point local links and direct cloud uplink via the Sigfox network. Each uplink message is repeated three times on randomized channels to ensure reliable reception by one or more Sigfox base stations, with payload fragmentation handling for messages larger than the 12-byte Sigfox uplink frame limit.

A Sigfox module is a pre-certified radio modem that implements the Sigfox UNB physical and MAC layers so that developers can attach sensors and microcontrollers without dealing with RF compliance, whitening, or Listen-Before-Talk (LBT) requirements themselves. Within the broader IoT connectivity hierarchy, Sigfox sits alongside LoRaWAN and NB-IoT as one of the three dominant LPWAN technologies, and ATIM is a recognized Sigfox ecosystem vendor with RF expertise dating back to 2010. The ARM-N8-Sigfox is one variant in the ARM-N8 family that also includes ARM-N8-LP/LD (local ISM bridge) and ARM-N8-LoRa (LoRa/FSK dual-mode) modules sharing a common form factor and serial command interface.

Key features include 14 dBm conducted output power, an adaptive frequency agility algorithm for channel management, a transparent serial/RF bridge mode on the LP/LD variants, a built-in repeater function, multiple sleep/wake-up sources, and Listen-Before-Talk capability. The module is designed for ultra-low-power duty-cycled sensor nodes where battery life of multiple years is expected.

Typical applications include remote metering (water, gas, electricity), environmental and agricultural sensors, asset tracking, smart-city lighting controllers, and any battery-operated IoT endpoint that must communicate kilometers from the nearest base station. The narrowband receiver and 14 dBm transmit budget enable line-of-sight ranges exceeding 25 km at 869 MHz according to manufacturer documentation.

When designing with this module, allocate a UART interface for AT command control, leave room for a small helical or trace antenna matching network, and ensure the host MCU can wake the module via its wake sources. Check the host power supply for peak current during the three-redundant uplink bursts, which is significantly higher than the sleep current. The Sigfox message size cap of 12 bytes per uplink frame should be considered at the application layer.

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ARM-N8-LD

✅ 드롭인
📦 ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint)
Local-only transparent serial/RF bridge, no Sigfox uplink; same Nano footprint and pinout as Sigfox variant

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ARM-N8-LP

✅ 드롭인
📦 ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint)
169 MHz local-only bridge (vs 868 MHz Sigfox); same Nano footprint and pinout

📋 참조 대체품 (카탈로그에 없음)

ARM-N8-LoRa

✅ 드롭인
📦 ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint)
LoRa/FSK dual-mode, no Sigfox; same Nano footprint and pinout

📋 참조 대체품 (카탈로그에 없음)

ARM-N8-Sigfox 사양 (제조사 공개)

Manufacturer ATIM
Series ARM-N8 Nano Transceiver
기능 Sigfox RCZ1 OEM radio module
Frequency Band 868 MHz (RCZ1)
Modulation Ultra Narrow Band (UNB), BPSK
RF Output Power 14 dBm (25 mW)
Communication Mode Half-duplex, bidirectional
Network Topology Point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, Sigfox uplink
Sigfox RCZ Zone RCZ1 (Europe 868 MHz)
Maximum Uplink Payload 12 bytes per frame (Sigfox limit; larger messages fragmented)
Uplink Retransmissions 3x per message on randomized channels
Host Interface UART (AT command set)
Range (Line-of-Sight) >25 km at 869 MHz (manufacturer claim)
Operating Mode Sigfox cloud uplink + optional local P2P bridge (LP/LD variants)
특징 Listen-Before-Talk (LBT), Adaptive Frequency Agility (AFA), Repeater, Sleep/Wake sources
Certifications Sigfox Partner Network certified (RCZ1)
Compliance RoHS compliant (per Sigfox partner listing)

ARM-N8-Sigfox 인터페이스 및 커넥터

ARM-N8-Sigfox에 대해 제조사에서 공개한 인터페이스 목록이 없습니다. 커넥터 및 헤더 세부 정보는 제조사 문서를 참조하십시오.

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일반적인 애플리케이션

ARM-N8-Sigfox 적합 용도: 6 애플리케이션s: Remote Utility Metering, Agricultural and Environmental Sensors, Asset Tracking and Fleet Logistics, Smart City Lighting and Infrastructure, Industrial IoT Sensor Networks, Building Automation and Alarm Panels.

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Remote Utility Metering

The ARM-N8-Sigfox fits remote water, gas, and electricity metering because its 14 dBm conducted output and >150 dB link budget at 868 MHz allow battery-powered meters to communicate kilometers from the nearest Sigfox base station without recurring cellular fees. Each 12-byte uplink easily carries a meter reading plus index and tamper flags, and the module's built-in fragmentation handles any larger diagnostic payloads the meter firmware may emit. Low sleep current supports multi-year battery life on a single lithium cell. Designers should size the supply for the peak draw of the three-retransmit burst, schedule uplinks two or three times per day, and validate antenna placement against the meter housing material.

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Agricultural and Environmental Sensors

For soil moisture, weather stations, and greenhouse monitoring deployed across hectares of farmland, ARM-N8-Sigfox provides the long range needed to skip costly cellular or LoRa gateway infrastructure while still sending data to the Sigfox cloud. The 14 dBm output and high sensitivity enable field-edge nodes with small whip antennas to reach Sigfox base stations 5-15 km away in rural settings. The narrow 12-byte payload is well matched to typical sensor telemetry (temperature, humidity, moisture, battery voltage), and the module's adaptive frequency agility helps in noisy ISM environments near agricultural machinery. Sleep/wake sources allow solar-battery nodes to wake on a timer or external trigger.

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Asset Tracking and Fleet Logistics

Sigfox geolocation services complement ARM-N8-Sigfox for low-cost asset tracking without a GPS receiver, by triangulating uplink frames across the Sigfox base-station network. For trailers, containers, and pallets that move infrequently and need years of battery life, ARM-N8-Sigfox is more economical than cellular IoT alternatives. The 12-byte uplink is sufficient for an asset ID plus status flags, and the module's repeater function can extend coverage inside warehouses. Pair the module with a small accelerometer for motion-triggered wake-up to further extend battery life.

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Smart City Lighting and Infrastructure

Street-lamp controllers, waste-bin sensors, and parking-space monitors deployed city-wide benefit from the ARM-N8-Sigfox combination of long range, low cost, and managed cloud connectivity. Municipal lighting poles are typically within 5-10 km of a Sigfox base station in covered European cities, and the 14 dBm output provides ample link margin. The narrow payload accommodates lamp status and dimming feedback, and the module's small Nano form factor integrates easily inside IP67 luminaire housings. The Listen-Before-Talk feature complies with European ETSI duty-cycle regulations in shared ISM bands.

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Industrial IoT Sensor Networks

Factory-floor vibration, temperature, and pressure sensors can use ARM-N8-Sigfox to backhaul non-critical data to a cloud dashboard where cellular coverage is poor or where running a private LoRa network is impractical. The 868 MHz band penetrates typical industrial buildings better than 2.4 GHz alternatives, and the three-redundant uplink strategy tolerates occasional interference from welding equipment or motor drives. Engineers should still locate antennas above machinery and consider adding the module's repeater function to extend coverage into shielded areas.

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Building Automation and Alarm Panels

Wireless smoke-detector bridges, water-leak sensors, and HVAC fault reporters installed in retro-fit residential or commercial buildings benefit from ARM-N8-Sigfox's managed network and long battery life. With no need for a local gateway, installers simply mount the sensor and register its Sigfox device ID, dramatically simplifying multi-unit deployments. The 12-byte uplink easily carries an alarm code plus device serial number, and the optional downlink channel allows the cloud to send an acknowledgement or test command back to the sensor.

추천 제품 요약

STM32L073CZ Ultra-low-power host MCU for metering firmware 사용처: Remote Utility Metering MAX4475 Low-noise op-amp for sensor front-end 사용처: Remote Utility Metering BME280 Integrated temp/humidity/pressure sensor 사용처: Agricultural and Environmental Sensors STM32WL55JC Alternative host MCU with sub-GHz radio option 사용처: Agricultural and Environmental Sensors LIS2DHTR Low-power 3-axis accelerometer for motion-triggered wake 사용처: Asset Tracking and Fleet Logistics STM32L431KB Host MCU for asset-tracking firmware 사용처: Asset Tracking and Fleet Logistics TPS54302 Step-down DC-DC for luminaire electronics 사용처: Smart City Lighting and Infrastructure STM32G031J6 Compact host MCU for lighting controller 사용처: Smart City Lighting and Infrastructure MAX31856 Precision thermocouple digitizer for industrial sensors 사용처: Industrial IoT Sensor Networks STM32H503RB High-performance host MCU for edge processing 사용처: Industrial IoT Sensor Networks STM32WB55RG Host MCU with BLE for local commissioning 사용처: Building Automation and Alarm Panels MCP9808 High-accuracy temperature sensor for HVAC 사용처: Building Automation and Alarm Panels
What is the operating frequency and RF output power of ARM-N8-Sigfox?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox operates in the 868 MHz ISM band and is compatible with the Sigfox RCZ1 zone (Europe). According to the ATIM user manual, the module transmits at 14 dBm (25 mW) conducted output power, with each uplink frame repeated three times on randomized channels to maximize the probability of reception by one or more Sigfox base stations. This combination delivers line-of-sight range exceeding 25 km per manufacturer documentation.
Does ARM-N8-Sigfox work outside Europe?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox is specifically certified for Sigfox RCZ1, which corresponds to the 868 MHz European ISM band. For deployments in the USA (RCZ2, 902-928 MHz), Brazil/Asia (RCZ4), or other regions you must select a different regional variant from the ATIM ARM-N8 family or a competitor module certified for the target RCZ. Using this RCZ1 module outside its certified zone violates Sigfox network compliance rules.
What is the maximum uplink payload size of ARM-N8-Sigfox?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox supports a maximum payload of 12 bytes per uplink frame, which is the fixed limit of the Sigfox protocol itself. According to ATIM documentation, when the application sends a message larger than 12 bytes the on-board modem firmware automatically fragments it into 12-byte sub-packets before transmission. Application-layer code must therefore handle reassembly if messages exceed this size.
What is the difference between ARM-N8-Sigfox and ARM-N8-LoRa?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox (ARM-N8-SF) connects only to the Sigfox UNB cloud network at 868 MHz. The ARM-N8-LoRa variant adds LoRa spread-spectrum capability for private LoRaWAN networks and supports FSK local point-to-point mode. Both share the same physical Nano form factor and AT command interface, but the Sigfox-only variant is simpler, lower cost, and only useful inside Sigfox coverage. Choose LoRa if you need a private network or global LoRaWAN coverage.
What is the difference between ARM-N8-Sigfox and ARM-N8-LP/LD?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox is a cloud-only Sigfox uplink module. The ARM-N8-LP/LD variants are local-only transparent serial-to-RF bridge modules operating at 868 MHz (LD) or 169 MHz (LP) without Sigfox network access, intended for private ISM point-to-point links. ATIM documents all three as sharing the same Nano form factor and command set, so a designer can swap variants on the same PCB footprint if the application later requires Sigfox uplink instead of local bridging.
Where can I download the ARM-N8-Sigfox datasheet PDF?
The official ARM-N8-Sigfox user manual is published by ATIM as document ATIM_ARM-N8-LD-LP_UG_EN_V2.0, available as a PDF on the ATIM documentation server. The manual covers the Sigfox uplink variant alongside the LP/LD local-bridge variants. A French-language version (Frug-arm-n8-ldlp-v1_7) is also mirrored on Lextronic. Both documents describe the AT command interface, radio channels, and sleep/wake behavior.
What is the typical range of ARM-N8-Sigfox in real deployments?
According to ATIM documentation for the 868 MHz N8 family, line-of-sight range exceeds 25 km at 869 MHz thanks to a narrowband link budget above 150 dB. In urban or indoor deployments the practical range is much lower, typically 2-8 km depending on building density, antenna placement, and base-station proximity. Always prototype the antenna design and validate the link budget in the actual deployment environment before committing to a final BOM.
Is ARM-N8-Sigfox pin-compatible with the LP or LoRa variants?
Yes. The ARM-N8-Sigfox, ARM-N8-LP/LD, and ARM-N8-LoRa modules all share the same Nano form factor and pinout as documented in the ATIM ARM-N8 user manual. This means a single PCB design can accept any of the three variants at the same footprint, allowing BOM flexibility between local-only, Sigfox, and LoRa connectivity without re-laying the board. Verify the exact mechanical drawing in the ATIM datasheet before committing your layout.
Can ARM-N8-Sigfox be used as a drop-in replacement for a Sigfox module from another brand?
Drop-in replacement across brands is unusual for Sigfox OEM modules because each vendor uses a different pinout, AT command set, and antenna matching network. The ARM-N8-Sigfox is drop-in compatible only with its sibling ATIM modules ARM-N8-LP, ARM-N8-LD, and ARM-N8-LoRa. For cross-brand substitution you typically must redesign the host PCB and port the AT command firmware, even when the electrical specifications (868 MHz, 14 dBm, UNB) match.
Where can I buy ARM-N8-Sigfox online and what is the lead time?
The ARM-N8-Sigfox can be purchased from ATIM directly, from European distributors such as Lextronic (France), and from Sigfox Partner Network resellers. As of 2026-10-19, distributor stock varies; the Lextronic listing shows the module available in single-unit quantities. For volume orders above 1000 pieces, contact ATIM sales directly for a quotation and current lead time, which is typically 4-8 weeks for non-stocked configurations.
What is the price of ARM-N8-Sigfox?
The ATIM ARM-N8-Sigfox module is typically priced around 25-40 EUR per unit depending on quantity, as of 2026-10-19. Single-unit retail through distributors such as Lextronic sits at the higher end, while volume pricing for 1000-piece orders approaches the lower end. Always request a current quotation from ATIM or an authorized reseller, as Sigfox modules are specialty LPWAN products with non-standard distribution channels.
What antenna should I use with ARM-N8-Sigfox?
ATIM recommends a 50 ohm antenna matched to the 868 MHz ISM band, such as a quarter-wave whip, helical, or PCB trace antenna tuned for 868 MHz. The module exposes an RF connector or pad depending on the version; consult the ATIM ARM-N8 user manual for the exact footprint. Antenna placement is critical: avoid ground-plane occlusion, keep the antenna away from metal enclosures, and validate VSWR < 2:1 across the 868.0-868.6 MHz Sigfox uplink band.
How does ARM-N8-Sigfox compare with LoRa modules?
Compared with LoRa modules at the same frequency, ARM-N8-Sigfox offers lower module cost and a managed cloud network (Sigfox) but with a hard 12-byte payload cap and a subscription requirement per device. LoRa modules allow private network deployments, larger payloads up to 250 bytes, and duty-cycle flexibility, but require you to operate your own gateway or pay for LoRaWAN coverage. ATIM offers both families - Sigfox (ARM-N8-SF) and LoRa (ARM-N8-LoRa) - sharing the same Nano footprint.
Is ARM-N8-Sigfox still in production in 2026?
Yes. As of 2026-10-19 the ARM-N8-Sigfox remains listed as an active product on the Sigfox Partner Network product catalogue and continues to be distributed through ATIM and European resellers such as Lextronic. ATIM has not announced an end-of-life notice for the N8 family. For long-life industrial programs, however, confirm the lifecycle status directly with ATIM sales before final design-in.
Does ARM-N8-Sigfox support downlink messages from the cloud?
Yes. The Sigfox protocol supports a limited downlink capability (typically up to 4 downlink messages per day per device, each 8 bytes), and the ARM-N8-Sigfox firmware implements this in addition to uplink. According to the ATIM manual the module uses Listen-Before-Talk and Adaptive Frequency Agility to manage downlink reception. Note that downlink messages consume additional power and time on air, so design your firmware to wake the radio only when a downlink is expected.

엔지니어링 참조 데이터: ARM-N8-Sigfox — 비교, 설계 지침 및 규정 준수 정보.

선택 가이드

Choose the ATIM ARM-N8-Sigfox when you need a Sigfox-certified 868 MHz RCZ1 module for European LPWAN deployments where managed cloud connectivity, multi-year battery life, and kilometers of range are priorities. It is the right pick for water/gas metering, smart-city sensors, and asset tracking in Sigfox-covered regions. Choose ARM-N8-LD or ARM-N8-LP if you need only a local point-to-point RF bridge without cloud access. Choose ARM-N8-LoRa if you want private LoRaWAN or LoRa point-to-point capability. All four variants share the same Nano footprint, so you can design one PCB and select the variant at BOM time.

대체품과의 비교

파라미터 이 제품 ARM-N8-LD ARM-N8-LP ARM-N8-LoRa
Brand ATIM ATIM ATIM ATIM
Package / Form Factor ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint) ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint) ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint) ARM-N8 Nano module (shared footprint)
Frequency Band 868 MHz (RCZ1) 868 MHz (ISM) 169 MHz (ISM) 868 MHz (LoRa/FSK)
Connectivity Mode Sigfox cloud uplink Local P2P serial/RF bridge Local P2P serial/RF bridge LoRa / FSK dual mode
Network Subscription Required Yes (Sigfox cloud) No (local only) No (local only) Optional (private LoRaWAN or public)
Sigfox Certification Yes (RCZ1) No No No
Pin-to-Pin Compatible with ARM-N8-Sigfox Yes (this product) Yes - same Nano footprint and pinout Yes - same Nano footprint and pinout Yes - same Nano footprint and pinout

주요 차별점

  • Sigfox Partner Network certified for RCZ1 (vs ARM-N8-LD)
  • 868 MHz vs 169 MHz regional tuning (vs ARM-N8-LP)
  • Sigfox vs LoRa connectivity choice (vs ARM-N8-LoRa)

설계 노트

Estimated: peak current during the three-redundant Sigfox uplink bursts at 14 dBm is materially higher than the sleep current (typical Sigfox modules draw 50-100 mA during TX bursts versus <2 uA in deep sleep). The host supply must be sized for these peaks; a 100 uF bulk capacitor near the module's VCC pin is recommended to absorb inrush. Budget duty cycle at 1-3 uplinks per day to achieve multi-year battery life on a 2.4 Ah primary cell.

Place the antenna connector or pad as close to the module's RF pin as possible and avoid running digital traces under the antenna keep-out area. The 868 MHz band is sensitive to ground-plane fragmentation - maintain a solid local ground under and around the module, with vias stitching the ground on both PCB sides if a 4-layer stackup is used. A mismatched antenna or poor ground return can easily cost 10 dB of link budget in real deployments.

Do not assume cross-brand Sigfox modules are drop-in replacements - each vendor uses different pinouts, AT command sets, and Sigfox ID provisioning flows. Always re-validate the host firmware and antenna matching network when substituting. Also be aware that the 12-byte Sigfox payload cap applies per frame, so larger JSON or CSV payloads require application-layer fragmentation. Finally, confirm RCZ zone coverage in your target country before design-in - this module is RCZ1 (Europe 868 MHz) only.

규정 준수 정보

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

RoHS compliance per Sigfox Partner Network product listing. REACH and conflict-minerals declarations not published in the available ATIM documentation. AEC-Q100 is not applicable to RF modules.

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