Hi
I am facing range issue in transmitting and receiving data over ZigBee in nrf53833, how can i improve the range maximum i am able to recieve signal from around 35 feet ,if walls are between it is even less
Regards
Anil Sandha n
Hi
I am facing range issue in transmitting and receiving data over ZigBee in nrf53833, how can i improve the range maximum i am able to recieve signal from around 35 feet ,if walls are between it is even less
Regards
Anil Sandha n
Hi Anil,
The range you are describing is quite typical for indoor applications.
Have you tried using the DK and compared the results?
Increasing the output power is one option.
Best regards,
Håkon
Hi Håkon,
Apologies for reviving this old thread, I thought it'd be better than creating a new one (or?).
How do I increase the power output? Is it a feature available only on the DK or is it possible on the NRF52840 Dongle as well? Or do I simply need to provide more input power? (currently it's 2.4V)
Best regards,
David
Hi David,
davido said:How do I increase the power output?
Is your project also a 802.15.4 project? In that case, check out nrf_802154_tx_power_set in the API:
davido said:Is it a feature available only on the DK or is it possible on the NRF52840 Dongle as well?
This is available regardless of the DK/board.
davido said:Or do I simply need to provide more input power? (currently it's 2.4V)
Setting TX output power to the maximum should at any voltage in within the operating supply voltage range, 1.7 V to 5.5 V.
davido said:Apologies for reviving this old thread, I thought it'd be better than creating a new one (or?).
It is often better to create your own case, as each project is unique. You could always link to the cases you find relevant.
Best regards,
Håkon
It seems that the signal strength is indeed better now. And I much appreciate the other info you provided, this is very helpful for a beginner like myself. Thank you!
It seems that the signal strength is indeed better now. And I much appreciate the other info you provided, this is very helpful for a beginner like myself. Thank you!