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Page 1: Myriota Product Brief · 33 RF_TEST2 Reserved 34 RF_TEST1 Reserved Number Name Note 1 VEXT 2 VUSB 3 I2C_SDA 4 UART0_CTS 5 I2C_SCL 6 GND 7 ADC0 Two 10k ohm divider resistors 8 UART0_TX

Myriota Product Brief

Page 2 Myriota Connectivity PlatformPage 3 Myriota ModulePage 5 Myriota Development Board

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Myriota’s low cost, direct-to-orbit IoT removes traditional barriers of geography, infrastructure and cost. Wherever you are, you are free to take advantage of opportunities once out of reach and tap into unprecedented levels of productivity.

Our unique direct-to-orbit technology offers data transfer at mass scale, at the lowest cost and longest battery life for truly remote applications.

Introduction

The Connectivity Platform

Myriota Module For developers who want to add long battery life, global IoT connectivity to their products.

– Nano-satellite transceiver

– Sophisticated power management

– Integrated microcontroller

– User accessible memory

– Edge computing platform

– Secure data transfer from sensor to cloud

– Multiple external interfaces supported

– Modem mode supports external host

Myriota Developer Tools The development platform for the Myriota Module, fast tracking design and implementation of Myriota-enabled IoT solutions.

– Get up and running in minutes

– Development board includes antenna, GNSS, battery and sensor interface breakouts

– Myriota Software Development Kit (SDK)

– Simple Application Programming Interface (API) for job scheduling, sensor input/output, diagnostics, and access to Myriota’s communication stack

Myriota NetworkThe Myriota Network is direct-to-orbit, connecting your devices directly to nano-satellites with no gateways or towers required.

Satellite Service – Direct-to-orbit – Supports device mobility – Scales to billions of devices – Global coverage including polar

and maritime regions

Data Transmission & Payload Size – Uplink 20 bytes user payload per message – Supports future downlink availability

Over-the-Air Security – AES-GCM-256, unique per-module keys – Secure private identity – Authenticated access

Typical Latency – Multiple passes per day per satellite – 1 – 3 hour typical latency

Customer Data Endpoint – RESTful API with JSON – Authenticated and encrypted

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Dimensions20.9mm x 33.91mm x 3.98mm

MCU – Ultra-low power 32-bit microcontroller, ARM

Cortex-M4, 48MHz – 256kB flash, 32kB RAM

Temperature Sensor – Measurement range: -30ºC to +70ºC – Accuracy ± 2ºC

Global Navigation Satellite System – Module requires an external GNSS receiver – All uBlox™ M8 chips supported via UART

Environmental – Operating temperature -30ºC to +70ºC – RoHS compliant

Product Number Transmit Frequency Version Revision

M1-2x VHF 2 x

M2-2x UHF 2 x

Product Variants

Parameter Description Min Max Unit

Vcc (VEXT) Module Supply Voltage 3 3.6 V

Power Supply

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Parameter Min Max Unit

VHF 26 27 dBm

UHF 26 27 dBm

ISM 13 14 dBm

Transmit PowerThe following table specifies the transmit power at the antenna port (J503)

Parameter M1 M2 Min Max Unit

VHF transmit • 156 165 MHz

UHF transmit • 399 403 MHz

Receive • • 400 401 MHz

ISM • 433 435 MHz

Frequency RangesThe following table specifies the frequency of operation for the module variants

Parameter Description 3V 3.3V 3.6V Unit

Icc Sleep Mode 1.4 1.5 1.6 uA

MCU Processing 28 28 23 mA

Receive Mode 40 40 34 mA

Transmit Mode (M2-2x) 640 570 510 mA

Transmit Mode (M1-2x) 470 415 380 mA

Power Consumption (M2-2x)The following table specifies the module power consumption measured at 25ºC

LGA Footprint

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Interface Pin Numbers Note

VIO_REF 1 Voltage reference for all external devices. Cannot be used to supply power to devices

I2C 50, 51 Core module has pull-up resistors for I2C. External pull-up resistors are not permitted

SPI 19, 20, 21, 22 Can be used as GPIOs

GPIO x 7 14, 15, 33, 34, 35, 52, 53 Input: VIOIL = 0.30 VIO_REF, VIOIH = 0.70 VIO_REF

Output: VIOOH = 0.85 VIO_REF, VIOOL = 0.20 VIO_REF

Pull-up/pull-down resistor 40kOhm

WAKE_UP GPIO x 2 24, 41 Same as above

ADC x 2 6, 8 12 bit resolution can use VIO_REF, 2.5V or 1.25V as the reference voltage

UART x 3 12, 54, 55, 56

48, 49

57, 58

Includes 1 Low Energy UART

Pulse Counter 10, 11 Can be used as GPIOs

SWD 42, 43

USB 38, 45, 46 External pull-up resistors are not permitted

User Interfaces

19SPI_CS

20SPI_SCK

21SPI_MISO

22SPI_MOSI

23RF_TEST1

24GP100_WKUP

25GND

26GND

27RF_PORT

28GND

29GND

LEUART_TX58

LEUART_RX57

UART0_RX56

UART0_TX55

UART0_CTS54

GPIO753

GPIO852

I2C_SDA51

I2C_SCL50

UART1_TX49

UART1_RX48

1V

IO_R

EF

2B

AN

D

3G

ND

4V

EX

T

5G

ND

6A

DC

1

7G

ND

8A

DC

0

9G

ND

10PU

LSE1

11PU

LSE0

12U

AR

T0_RTS

13N

RST

14G

PI02

15G

PI03

16G

ND

17R

F_EN

18G

ND

GN

D47

USB

_D_N

46

USB

_D_P

45

GN

D44

SWC

LK43

SWD

IO42

GPIO

1_WK

UP

41

GN

D40

GN

D39

VU

SB38

GN

D37

GN

D36

GPIO

635

GPIO

534

GPIO

433

RF_TE

ST232

GN

D31

GN

D30

Pin Assignments

M1-2x / M2-2x

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Development Board

Dimensions66mm x 70mm x 30mm

Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) – SAM-M8Q-0-10 GNSS module – GPS and GLONASS – Acquisition Time 1s (hot start) or 30s (cold

start) – Accuracy 2.5m CEP 50% (24 hours static,

good sky view) – Sensitivity -164 dBm (tracking)

Connectors – Power ON/OFF header (J200) – GNSS backup power supply header (J500) – Onboard UHF and GNSS antennas (J503) – MMCX for external VHF/UHF antenna – 2 x AA battery holders (BH200) – Micro USB (J403) – 2x17 pin male 100mil (2.54mm) pitch

Breakout Header (J401)

Power— Battery 3V to 3.6V— Line 2V to 5.5V

Programming— Serial port via micro USB or SWD

Environmental— Operating temperature -30ºC to +70ºC— RoHS compliant

Buttons— RESET (SW300)— WAKE UP (SW301)

Number Name Note

18 SWDIO19 SPI_MOSI20 GND21 SPI_MISO22 GPIO1_WKUP Wake up GPIO23 SPI_SCK24 SPI_CS25 GND26 LEUART_TX Low energy UART27 GPIO0_WKUP Wake up GPIO28 LEUART_RX Low energy UART29 UART1_TX30 PULSE0 Pulse counter31 UART1_RX32 PULSE1 Pulse counter33 RF_TEST2 Reserved34 RF_TEST1 Reserved

Number Name Note

1 VEXT 2 VUSB3 I2C_SDA4 UART0_CTS5 I2C_SCL6 GND7 ADC0 Two 10k ohm divider resistors8 UART0_TX9 GND10 UART0_RX11 ADC1 Two 10k ohm divider resistors12 UART0_RTS13 GPIO714 NRST15 GPIO816 SWCLK17 VIO_REF I/O reference voltage

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