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"The TWX8301 IEEE 802.11ah Halow SoC from Chinese manufacturer, Taixin Semiconductor is unique from other Halow semiconductor vendors in that it has a RMII interface for connection to an external Ethernet PHY. This allows the SoC to act as a cost-effective Long Range Halow Wireless Ethernet Bridge. As a result, the TWX8301 is commonly found in many Wireless Network Bridges (WNB) found on platforms like AliExpress and Amazon. The WNB is typically sold as a pair of two identical units. One is configured in Access Point (AP) mode, and the other in Station (STA). As most of the TWX8301 have …"

"Heltec Automation have two 802.11ah Halow WiFi Modules, the HT-HC01 V1 and HT-HC01 V2. Both are based on the Morse Micro MM6108. Version 1 was only available in the 902 to 928MHz band and operated with a maximum power of 21dBm. Version 2 had two variants supporting 902-928 MHz and 863-870MHz (Europe). The 863-870MHz module was limited to 16dBm and the 902-928 MHz had an upgraded maximum power output of 27dBm. You will note the addition of a small step up converter in the top right corner, providing 5V to the FEM. As there are two different versions, you must …"

"The Alfa Network’s AHPI7292S was claimed to be the world’s first IEEE 802.11ah sub 1 GHz WiFi Raspberry Pi HAT when it was introduced in 2021. It is based on the 1st generation Newracom NRC7292 SoC and is still readily available today from various distributors such as The Newracom NRC7292 (and 2nd generation NRC7394) can operate in either host mode or standalone mode. While the NRC7394 2nd generation part has since been released, the easy availability of the AHPI7292S should make it a candidate for initial evaluation of the Newracom ecosystem – but with some caveats ahead (spoiler: lack of …"

"The Alfa Network’s AHPI7292S was claimed to be the world’s first IEEE 802.11ah sub 1 GHz WiFi Raspberry Pi HAT when it was introduced in 2021. It is based on the first generation Newracom NRC7292 SoC and is still readily available today from various distributors such as While more expensive than some other alternatives, the readily available aspect makes it still an option for evaluating 802.11ah Halow Sub GHz WiFi, especially the Newracom ecosystem. However, support is a little lacking. On-line reviews show a common frustration with documentation and source-code being years out of date. Alfa Network has a pre-built …"

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