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The range can be better for sure. One thought is to:
On modules without PA/LNA, start by soldering a 10uF ceramic SMD cap directly to the VCC/GND header pins. Then, connect the module’s VCC and GND each through a 1ohm resistor; which in combo with the added cap, makes a more effective Pi filter.
For the modules with PA/LNA, I use 100uF and 2x 0.1ohm. Plus I usually add a LC Pi filter on the switcher output.
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The range can be better for sure. One thought is to:
On modules without PA/LNA, start by soldering a 10uF ceramic SMD cap directly to the VCC/GND header pins. Then, connect the module’s VCC and GND each through a 1ohm resistor; which in combo with the added cap, makes a more effective Pi filter.
For the modules with PA/LNA, I use 100uF and 2x 0.1ohm. Plus I usually add a LC Pi filter on the switcher output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: