MegaChips is a global semiconductor company providing system LSIs and IoT communication modules, including Wi-Fi HaLow solutions for industrial and smart home applications.
Société MegaChips is a premier fabless semiconductor company based in Osaka, Japan. Specializing in the development of cutting-edge system LSIs (Large-Scale Integrations) and IoT solutions, MegaChips provides critical components for automotive systems, industrial equipment, and telecommunication infrastructure. The company is particularly noted for its high-performance analog and digital technology, offering advanced ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits) and ASSPs (Application Specific Standard Products).
Recently, MegaChips has expanded its portfolio with Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) modules, such as the MRF61 series. These modules are designed to provide long-range, low-power wireless connectivity for the Internet of Things (IoT), enabling robust data transmission for smart meters, surveillance systems, and sensor networks over distances that exceed traditional Wi-Fi capabilities.
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Wi-Fi HaLow (IEEE 802.11ah) is a wireless communication standard operating in the sub-1 GHz frequency band. It enables long-distance transmission and better penetration through obstacles compared to traditional Wi-Fi, while maintaining low power consumption suitable for IoT devices.
The MRF61 series consists of fully integrated Wi-Fi HaLow modules equipped with the MM6108 SoC. They support data rates up to 32.5 Mbps and are designed for applications like security cameras, smart sensors, and building automation.
Detailed specifications, including frequency bands, power consumption, and pin layouts, can be found in the user guides provided on this page or by contacting MegaChips Corporation directly through their official inquiry form.
MegaChips provides semiconductor and IoT solutions for various industries, including automotive monitoring, industrial automation, telecommunications infrastructure, and smart city networks.