EBYTE EFR32 2.4GHz ZigBee Multifunction SoC Wireless Module User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- ebyte
Table of Contents
E180-ZG120A/B Product Specifications
EFR32 2.4GHz ZigBee Multifunction SoC Wireless Module
User Manual
Overview
1.1 Introduction
E180-ZG120A/B is a ZIGBEE module designed and produced by Chengdu Ebyte based
on Silicon Labs EFR32MG1B series wireless SOC with small size, low power
consumption, high reliability and working in the 2.4GHz frequency band. The
chip comes with a high-performance 32-bit module. ARM Cortex-M4 core,
integrated power amplifier, transmit power up to 20dBm. EFR32 is a wireless
microcontroller with great potential to become the preferred wireless
microcontroller for future smart furniture, IoT transformation, and industrial
automation. Its network characteristics conform to the ZIGBEE 3.0 standard and
provide a complete application integration solution based on the IEEE802.15.4
standard ISM frequency band. The products have been tested and certified by a
series of authoritative RF instruments, combined with years of market
experience and the actual needs of users in the industry, the extremely
complex communication protocols of wireless products are integrated into the
built-in SoC, the serial port transparent transmission mode is supported, and
the integration is fast and easy. It provides multi-channel configurable ADC,
IO, and PWM interfaces, which greatly simplifies the complex development
process of wireless products, so that your products can be quickly put into
the market at a lower cost.
1.2 Features
- Centralized network management: ZIGBEE 3.0 security standard centralized network access mechanism, data security and reliability;
- Interoperability: Compliant with zigbee 3.0 standard network mechanism, compatible with ZCL network protocol;
- Large capacity: 256K flash, 32K RAM, the maximum number of network nodes can be expanded to 80;
- Role switching: the user can switch the device among the four types of coordinator, router, terminal and dormant terminal at will through serial port commands;
- Support a variety of network topologies: point-to-point, star network, MESH network;
- Network self-healing: If the intermediate node of the network is lost, a new Mesh topology is automatically formed, and the lost node is automatically retrieved after restarting;
- Automatic routing: The module supports network routing function;
- Open and close the network networking: The coordinator controls the opening or closing of the network. During the time period when the network is open, devices that conform to the ZigBee3.0 standard can join the network. After the network is closed, any device cannot join. If the coordinator does not close the network after opening the network, it will automatically close after 180 seconds.
- One-click networking: The node does not need to set the PANID and channel, and only needs to trigger the networking within the window time when the coordinator opens the network.
- Automatic channel and PANID: The coordinator automatically creates the network on the optimal channel, and automatically assigns the PANID to avoid duplication with other coordinators.
- Automatically obtain MAC address: The coordinator can obtain the node MAC address and short address at the moment when the node is connected to the network, and does not need to be processed on the device side.
- Address search: The user can find the corresponding short address according to the MAC address (unique, fixed) of the node that has joined the network, and can also find the corresponding long address of each node in the network according to the short address of the node;
- Data security: Integrated ZIGBEE 3.0 secure communication standard, the network contains multi-level security keys;
- Serial port configuration: The module has built-in serial port commands, and the user can configure (view) the parameters and functions of the module through the serial port commands;
- PWM control: local/remote PWM control, 3 PWM channels for users to choose;
- One-key restore baud rate: If the user forgets or does not know the baud rate, this function can be used to restore the default baud rate to 115200bps;
- Serial port receive wake-up: support serial port receive wake-up function, when the module is in sleep state, it will wake up when it receives a data of any byte, this data is a wake-up frame used to wake up the module and will not be treated as data;
- Module reset: the user can reset the module through serial port commands;
- Restore factory settings: Users can restore the module to factory settings through serial port commands;
- Over-the-air configuration: Users can use over-the-air configuration commands to remotely configure other devices in the network.
- Multiple command formats: Users can use hexadecimal format commands and AT commands to configure and control the module, realize networking, set transparent transmission, control lights and other operations.
- With the national invention patent certificate, the name of the invention: a ZigBee3.0-based wireless transparent transmission module interconnection method Patent number: ZL 2019 1 1122430.X
1.3 Device Type Introduction
There are three logical device types in ZigBee network: Coordinator
(coordinator), Router (router), End-Device (non-sleep terminal) and Sleep-End-
Device (sleep terminal). The ZigBee network consists of a Coordinator,
multiple Routers and multiple End_Devices (its terminal nodes can be divided
into sleeping terminals and non-sleeping terminals).
1.3.1 non-sleep terminal
The main task of the terminal device is to send and receive messages, and
other nodes are not allowed to connect to the terminal
device. The non-sleep terminal is always in working state and can receive and
send data at any time. The standby current of this device
type is about 4mA, which is used for scenarios with low power consumption
requirements.
1.3.2 dormant terminal
The dormant terminal, when there is no data to send and receive, enters the
dormant state, and the dormant current is as low as about 2.5uA.
When you need to send wireless data or perform command operations, you need to
send a wake-up frame through the serial port first. There are three ways to
send the wake-up frame (for details, see Section 4.2 Sleep Node Serial Wake-
up).
1.3.3 router
It allows other nodes to connect with the routing device to expand the
coverage of the network. Its main task is to forward packets, play the role of
relay routing, and have all the functions of terminal devices. If there are
multiple paths from one node to another node, when one of the paths fails, the
network will automatically adjust to other optimal paths for transmission to
ensure data arrival. A router can build its own network or join someone else’s
network, the router is always active, so it must be powered from the mains.
1.3.4 Coordinator
It has the function of establishing and managing the network, controlling
whether other nodes are allowed to join the network, storing network
information, and having all the functions of the routing device. Its main
tasks are to manage the network, record the information of sub-nodes, and
forward messages. It is necessary to authenticate the terminal authority
requesting access to the network.
1.4 Application
- Smart home and industrial sensors, etc.;
- Security system, positioning system;
- Wireless remote control, drone;
- wireless game remote control;
- healthcare products;
- Wireless voice, wireless headset;
- Advanced Meter Reading Architecture (AMI);
- Application in the automotive industry;
- Building automation solutions;
Parameter
2.1 Limit parameter
Main parameter | Performance | Remark |
---|---|---|
Min. | Max. | |
voltage(V) | 0 | 3.8 |
blocking power(dBm) | – | 10 |
Operating temperature(℃) | -40 | +85 |
Working humidity(%) | 10 | 90 |
Storage temperature (℃) | -40 | +125 |
2.2 Working parameter
Main parameter | Performance | Remark |
---|---|---|
Min. | Type | Max. |
Operating voltage(V) | 2 | 3.3 |
than 3.8V will damage the module
Communication level(V)| –| 3.3| –| Risk of burnout with 5V TTL
Operating temperature(℃)| -40| –| +85| Industrial grade design
Working frequency(Hz)| 2405| –| 2480| Support ISM band
Power consumption| Emission current (mA)| –| 135| –| Instantaneous power
consumption
Receive current (mA)| –| 10| –|
Sleep current (μA)| 1.7| 2.5| 3.2| Periodic wake-up sleep current
Transmit power (dBm)| 18| 19| 20|
Air rate (bps)| –| 250kbps| –|
main parameters| description| Remark
Communication distance| 1300m| Clear and open environment, antenna gain 5dBi,
antenna height 2.5 meters, air rate 250kbps
crystal frequency| 38.4MHz|
supporting agreement| Zigbee 3.0|
Packaging method| SMD|
interface| 1.27mm| stamp hole
IC full name| EFR32MG1B232F256GM32|
FLASH| 256KB|
RAM| 32KB|
kernel| Cortex-M4|
Dimensions| 17.528.7mm(E180- G120A11.518mm(E180-ZG120B)| ±0.1mm
Antenna interface| IPEX/PCB(E180-ZG120A) stamp hole/IPEX(E180-ZG120B)|
Equivalent impedance is about 50Ω
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product weight| 1.8g (E180-ZG120A)
0.9g (E180-ZG120B)| ±0.1g
Size and Pin Definition
E180-ZG120A
pin number | pin name | Pin Orientation | pin usage |
---|---|---|---|
1 | GND | enter/output | Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground |
2 | GND | enter/output | Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground |
3 | VCC | enter | Module power positive reference power, voltage range |
4 | GND | enter/output | Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground |
5 | PD10 | enter/output | reserved |
6 | PD11 | enter/output | reserved |
7 | PD12 | enter/output | reserved |
8 | PD13 | enter | NET key pin, this pin is continuously pulled down for |
20ms~200ms, it can be controlled by network, please refer to Section 4.4.2
for details
9| PD14| enter| The WAKE pin is mainly used to wake up the dormant terminal.
It is high level when powered on. When the pin is pulled low externally, the
dormant terminal device will be woken up.
10| PD15| output| The AUX pin indicates the current working state of the
device. When the pin is low, it indicates that the device is busy, and when
the pin is high, it indicates that the device is idle.
11| PA0(TX)| output| Serial send port TX
12| PA1(RX)| enter| Serial receiving port RX
13| PA2| enter/output| reserved
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14| PA3| enter/output| reserved
15| PA4| enter/output| reserved
16| PA5| enter/output| reserved
17
|
PB11
|
enter
| Working mode switching pin, when the pull-down time is greater than
500ms, the working mode is switched.
18
|
PB12
|
enter
| The UART_BAUD_RESET pin is used to reset the baud rate of the device. It defaults to a high level when powered on. In any mode, if the pin is pulled down for more than 1000ms, the serial port parameters of
the module will be restored to the default 115200.
19
|
PB13
|
output
| The ACK pin is used to indicate the last user data transmission status.
The pin is pulled low before the transmission is started, and the pin is pulled high after the transmission is successful.
20| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
21| PB14(GPIO0)| enter/output| GPIO enter/output port 0
22| PB15(GPIO1)| enter/output| GPIO enter/output port 1
23| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
24| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
25| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
26| PC6(GPIO2)| enter/output| GPIO enter/output port 2
27| PC7(GPIO3)| enter/output| GPIO enter/output port 3
28| PC8(ADC1)| enter| ADC detection port 1
29| PC9(ADC2)| enter| ADC detection port 2
30| PC10(ADC3)| enter| ADC detection port 3
31| PC11(ADC4)| enter| ADC detection port 4
32| SWCLK| enter/output| DBG_SWCLKTCK
33| SWDIO| enter/output| DBG_SWDIOTMS
34| PF2(PWM0)| output| PWM output port 0
35| PF3(PWM1)| output| PWM output port 1
36| PF4(PWM2)| output| PWM output port 2
37| PF5| –| reserved port
38| PF6| –| reserved port
39| PF7| output| The LINK pin indicates the current network status of the
module, see section 4.4.3 for details
40| RESETN| enter| reset pin
41| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
42| GND| enter/output| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
pin number | pin name | Pin Orientation | pin usage |
---|---|---|---|
1 | ANT | enter/output | Antenna external stamp hole |
2 | GND | – | Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground |
3 | PD13 | enter | NET key pin, this pin is continuously pulled down for |
20ms~200ms, it can be controlled by network, please refer to Section 4.4.2 for
details
4| PD14| enter| GPIO enter/output ports are not used
5| PA0(TX)| output| Serial send port TX
6| PA1(RX)| enter| Serial receiving port RX
7| NC| –| –
8| NC| –| –
9| PD15| –| reserved port
10| PB11| enter| The UART_BAUD_RESET pin is used to reset the baud rate of the
device. It defaults to a high level when powered on. In any mode, if this pin
is pulled down for more than 5000ms, the serial port parameters of the module
will be restored to the default 115200bps.
11| PB12| output| GPIO enter/output ports are not used
12| PB13(PWM2)| enter/output| PWM output port 2 (corresponding to ZCL
application port 4)
13| VCC| enter| Module power
14| GND| enter| power reference ground
15| NC| –| –
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16| NC| –| –
17| NC| –| –
18| PC10| –| reserved port
19| PF2| –| reserved port
20| NC| –| –
21| PC11| –| reserved port
22| NC| –| –
23| NC| –| –
24| NC| –| –
25| SWCLK| enter/output| DBG_SWCLKTCK
26| SWDIO| enter/output| DBG_SWDIOTMS
27| PB14(PWM0)| output| PWM output port 0 (corresponding to ZCL application
port 2)
28| PB15(PWM1)| output| PWM output port 1 (corresponding to ZCL application
port 3)
29| NC| –| –
30| PF3| output| The LINK pin indicates the current network status of the
module, see section 4.4.3 for details
31| NC| –| –
32| NC| –| –
33| NC| –| –
34| NC| –| –
35| NC| –| –
36| GND| enter| Ground wire, connected to the power reference ground
37| nRESET| enter| Reset pin, floating during normal operation, pull low for
reset to take effect
Application and Operation
4.1 Recommended circuit diagram
4.2 Network topology
E180-ZG120A/B modules can be used as coordinators, routers, and terminal
equipment. The E180-ZG120A/B module supports the ZigBee 3.0 specification and
has powerful networking capabilities and interconnection capabilities.
It supports networking of up to 80 ZigBee 3.0 devices, and supports the
networking of ZigBee devices produced by third-party manufacturers such as X
meters, X crows, X Pu, and Mc X grams. E180-ZG120A/B module works in ZigBee
coordinator mode, supports other ZigBee device networking, and manages all
networking nodes through serial port HEX commands. When the device joins the
network or exits the network, the E180-ZG120A/B module will generate
corresponding messages.
In addition to powerful networking capabilities, E180-ZG120A/B modules also
have powerful management capabilities: real-time monitoring of device access
to the network, network access device address management, device information
and status management, and device identification functions, providing data for
users to manage network
devices in the background support.
At present, our products that support ZigBee3.0 specification include E18
series and Link72 modules.
E180-ZG120A/B and modules form a ZigBee3.0 product system with low cost and
high processing capacity. The following figure combines our products to show
the general ZigBee network application topology.
4.3 Serial command operation
Please refer to “E180-ZG120series_Software_Datasheet” and “Ebyte ZigBee3.0
Module HEX Command Standard Specification” documents.
4.4 Function buttons, status indicators and PWM output
The E180ZG120 module has 2 groups of key input IO ports, 1 group of LED
flashing indication IO ports, and 3 groups of PWM output IO ports.
4.4.1 pin assignment
Network function key –> PD_13
Baud rate reset key –> PB_11
Status Indicator -> PF_7 (E180-ZG120A)
Port 0 PWM -> PF2 (E180-ZG120A)
Port 1 PWM -> PF3 (E180-ZG120A)
Port 2 PWM -> PF4 (E180-ZG120A)
Status Indicator -> PF_3 (E180-ZG120B)
Port 0 PWM -> PB_14 E180-ZG120B)
Port 1 PWM -> PB_15 (E180-ZG120B)
Port 2 PWM -> PB_13 (E180-ZG120B)
UART_RX -> PA_1
UART_TX -> PA_0
4.4.2 Network function key function introduction
One key network function: Modules that have been configured as routing
nodes, terminal nodes and dormant terminal nodes can be added to a coordinator
with a network turned on by pressing the network function key briefly (less
than 1 second) and then releasing it without entering the network or leaving
the network. If the module is configured as a coordinator, short press the
network function key when the coordinator has not established a network to
directly create a new network, short press the key for the coordinator of an
existing network to start the distribution network, and short press the key
for the coordinator of an existing network to close the network.
Automatic binding function:
Any two nodes that have been connected to the network, press this key
successively (3 seconds interval, the status indicator of the module to be
pressed first flashes), automatically bind data transparent transmission; if
you need to bind the control light or switch, you can Let the light or switch
enter the Identify state, and then short press the button on the module. After
the binding is successful, the module can control the light or switch through
AT commands, and receive the status attribute report of the light and switch.
When binding lights or switches, you can set multiple lights or switches to
enter the Identify state at one time, and the module can bind multiple lights
or switches at the same time with one keystroke. The coordinator does not
support the automatic binding function.
Off-grid and factory reset: For modules that have been connected to the
network, press and hold this button for 5 seconds until the status indicator
is always on, release the button, and the module exits the current network.
When the module has been disconnected from the network, press and hold this
button for 5 seconds. When the status indicator is always on, restore the
factory settings.
4.4.3 Status indicator: (It is recommended that this pin be connected to a low
level to drive the LED)
This pin is usually high level, when the following events occur, it will
output a continuously changing high and low level.
Node access status:
The module is configured as routing, terminal node, and sleep terminal node.
After the first network connection is successful, this pin outputs a low level
of 166ms 3 times, and the interval between the two low levels is 166ms.With
v1.1 firmware, the LED flashes rapidly (10Hz strobe) during the node’s
distribution network. The strobe lasts for several seconds. If the LED stops
flashing and does not convert to 166ms slow flash, the node’s distribution
network fails.
The coordinator created the network successfully:
The coordinator successfully created the network for the first time, the pin
outputs a low level of 166ms 3 times, and the interval between the two low
levels is 166ms.
network open state:
When the coordinator starts to distribute the network, or the network of the
routing node is opened by the coordinator, this pin outputs a low level of
500ms, and outputs a low level again every 500ms, until the network is closed
(including manual closing and automatic closing).
Identify Flag Status:
When the router or terminal node is marked by Identify, this pin outputs a low
level for 500ms until the end of the Identify mark.
This function can be used to visually detect where the module with a certain
MAC address or short address is located.
Precautions:
The network open state and Identify flag state of the routing node, the output
signal of this pin is the same, so in actual operation, it should be avoided
to perform both operations at the same time.
Secondary development design reference
5.1 Module schematic
5.2 development use
serial number | keywords | Precautions |
---|---|---|
1 | Burn program | The module is a SOC module with its own GPIO port, and the |
program download uses the J-LINK dedicated downloader;Program download
interface definition| E180-ZG120 series pins| J-LINK interface
---|---
VCC| VCC
PF0| SWCLK
PF1| SWDIO
GND| GND
Note: After the second burning, the original firmware will not be available!
2| Test backplane| The E180-ZG120B-TB test kit is provided. Please check the official website for details.
5.3 hardware design
- It is recommended to use a DC regulated power supply to supply power to the module, the power supply ripple coefficient should be as small as possible, and the module should be reliably grounded;
- Please pay attention to the correct connection of the positive and negative poles of the power supply, such as reverse connection may cause permanent damage to the module;
- Please check the power supply to ensure that it is between the recommended supply voltages, if exceeding the maximum value will cause permanent damage to the module;
- Please check the stability of the power supply, the voltage should not fluctuate greatly and frequently;
- When designing the power supply circuit for the module, it is often recommended to reserve more than 30% of the margin, so that the whole machine can work stably for a long time;
- The module should be kept away from parts with large electromagnetic interference such as power supply, transformer, and high-frequency wiring as far as possible;
- High-frequency digital traces, high-frequency analog traces, and power traces must avoid the underside of the module. If it is absolutely necessary to pass under the module, assuming that the module is soldered on the Top Layer, copper is placed on the Top Layer of the contact part of the module (all copper is applied). And well grounded), it must be close to the digital part of the module and routed on the Bottom Layer;
- Assuming that the module is soldered or placed on the Top Layer, it is also wrong to arbitrarily route wires on the Bottom Layer or other layers, which will affect the stray and receiving sensitivity of the module to varying degrees;
- Assuming that there are devices with large electromagnetic interference around the module, it will also greatly affect the performance of the module. It is recommended to stay away from the module according to the strength of the interference. If the situation allows, appropriate isolation and shielding can be done;
- Assuming that there are traces with large electromagnetic interference around the module (high-frequency digital, high-frequency analog, power traces), it will also greatly affect the performance of the module. It is recommended to stay away from the module according to the intensity of the interference. isolation and shielding;
- If the communication line uses 5V level, a 1k-5.1k resistor must be connected in series (not recommended, there is still a risk of damage);
- Try to stay away from some TTL protocols whose physical layer is also 2.4GHz, for example: USB3.0;
- The antenna installation structure has a great influence on the performance of the module. Make sure that the antenna is exposed, preferably vertically upward. When the module is installed inside the casing, a high-quality antenna extension cable can be used to extend the antenna to the outside of the casing;
- The antenna must not be installed inside the metal shell, which will greatly weaken the transmission distance.
5.4 software writing
- The core of this module is EFR32, and its driving method is completely equivalent to EFR32. Users can operate according to the EFR32 chip manual (see EFR32 manual for details);
- Burning program: The module is a SOC module with its own GPIO port, and the program download uses the J-LINK dedicated downloader.Note: After the second burning, the original firmware will not be available!
- Program download interface definition:
pin | J-LINK interface |
---|---|
VCC | VCC |
PF0 | SWCLK |
PF1 | SWDIO |
GND | GND |
Common problem
6.1 The transmission distance is not ideal
- When there is a straight-line communication obstacle, the communication distance will be correspondingly attenuated;
- Temperature, humidity, and co-channel interference will increase the communication packet loss rate;
- The ground absorbs and reflects radio waves, and the test effect close to the ground is poor;
- Seawater has a strong ability to absorb radio waves, so the seaside test effect is poor;
- If there is a metal object near the antenna, or placed in a metal shell, the signal attenuation will be very serious;
- The power register is set incorrectly, and the air rate is set too high (the higher the air rate, the closer the distance);
- The low voltage of the power supply at room temperature is lower than the recommended value, and the lower the voltage, the lower the output power;
- Poor matching between the antenna and the module or the quality of the antenna itself.
6.2 Module is easily damaged
- Please check the power supply to ensure that it is between the recommended supply voltages, if exceeding the maximum value will cause permanent damage to the module;
- Please check the stability of the power supply, the voltage should not fluctuate greatly and frequently;
- Please ensure anti-static operation during installation and use, and high-frequency components are electrostatically sensitive;
- Please ensure that the humidity during installation and use should not be too high, and some components are humidity-sensitive devices;
- If there is no special requirement, it is not recommended to use it at too high or too low temperature.
6.3 Bit error rate too high
- There is co-frequency signal interference nearby, stay away from the interference source or modify the frequency and channel to avoid interference;
- If the power supply is not ideal, it may also cause garbled characters. Be sure to ensure the reliability of the power supply;
- Poor quality or too long extension cables and feeders will also cause high bit error rates.
Welding work guide
7.1 reflow temperature
When reflow soldering, all temperatures refer to the package center
temperature, measured on the package surface facing up (leads are placed down,
i.e. the live insects are facing). If the temperature of the module is not
measured in the direction of live insects (the lead is placed upward, that is,
the direction of dead insects) for reflow soldering, the measured Tp
temperature is within ±2°C of the Tp temperature measured in the direction of
the live insects, which still meets the requirements of Tc . Otherwise, the
temperature curve should be adjusted to meet the requirements of Tc. In order
to accurately measure the actual peak temperature of the package body, it is
recommended to use the method recommended by JEP140 for furnace temperature
testing.
In order to obtain a better welding effect, the production workshop recommends
a constant temperature of 25°C.
When soldered components need to be re-profiled, they should be reflowed with
a carrier fixture of the same construction, or verified to have an equivalent
thermal load.
The reflow profiles in this document are some suggestions for soldering only
Ebyte modules, and cannot be used to confirm the actual assembly profile of
the user. The actual production process of the user should be based on the
specific production process, needs and circuit board design to develop the
actual production assembly curve, and should not exceed the parameters in the
table below.
Reflow Profile Characteristics| Leaded process assembly| Lead-
free process assembly
---|---|---
Preheat/Keep Warm Minimum temperature (Tsmin) Maximum temperature (Tsmax) Time
(Tsmin~Tsmin)| 100℃
150℃
60-120 seconds| 150℃
200℃
60-120 seconds
Heating slope (TL~Tp)| 3°C/sec, max| 3°C/sec, max
Liquidus Temperature (TL)
Hold time above TL| 183℃
60~90 seconds| 217℃
60~90 seconds
Package body peak temperature Tp| The user must not exceed the temperature
indicated on the product’s “Moisture Sensitivity” label.| The user must not
exceed the temperature indicated on the product’s “Moisture Sensitivity”
label.
The time (Tp) within 5°C of the specified grading temperature (Tc), see Figure
6-3-2| 20 seconds| 30 seconds
Cooling slope (Tp~TL)| 6°C/sec, max| 6°C/sec, max
Time from room temperature to peak temperature| 6 minutes, maximum| 8 minutes,
maximum
※The peak temperature (Tp) tolerance definition of the temperature curve is
the upper limit of the user
7.2 Reflow Soldering Curve
Revise History
Version | revision date | Revision Notes | Maintenance man |
---|---|---|---|
1.0 | 2022-09-20 | first edition | Bin |
1.1 | 2022-10-23 | Error correction | Bin |
1.2 | 2022-11-1 | Error correction | Bin |
1.3 | 2022-11-16 | Error correction | Bin |
1.4 | 2022-12-6 | Error correction | Bin |
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