1LV M.2 Module - Embedded Artists

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802.11 a/b/g/n/ac-friendly™ and BT/BLE 5.0
SDIO 3.0 interface, SDR40@80MHz
Chipset: Infineon/Cypress CYW43012

The 1LV M.2 module, co-developed by Embedded Artists and Murata, is designed for evaluation, integration and ease-of-use.

You get started immediately by following our getting started guides:

Getting Started with M.2 modules and i.MX 6/7/8 (from Linux v5.4) using our iMX Developer’s Kits V2
Getting Started with M.2 modules and i.MX 6/7/8 (up to Linux v4.14) using our iMX Developer’s Kits V2
Getting Started with M.2 modules and i.MX RT using our iMX RT1062 Developer’s Kit

Our M.2 Primer Package contains general information about the M.2 standard, reference schematics and an integration guide how to integrate an M.2 module in your next embedded design.
Murata has a specific landing page presenting our support for NXP’s i.MX application processor family.

For full specification on 1LV module (LBEE59B1LV) see Murata’s 1LV product page and 1LV datasheet.

Module
Murata module	LBEE59B1LV, also known as Murata 1LV
Chipset	Infineon/Cypress CYW43012

WLAN
Standards	802.11a/b/g/n/ac-friendly™
Network	AP and STA dual mode
Frequency	2.4 GHz & 5 GHz bands
Data rates	11, 54, 65, 78 Mbps
Host interface	SDIO 3.0, SDR40@80MHz

Bluetooth
Standards	5.0 BR/EDR/LE 2MPHY
Power Class	Class 1
Host interface	4-wire UART@3MBaud
Audio interface	PCM for audio

Powering
Supply voltage	3.3V (3.2-3.6V)
Receive mode current (WLAN)	20 mA typical
Transmit mode current (WLAN)	230 mA typical

Mechnical
M.2 standard	Type 2230-S3-E Width 22 mm, length 30mm, component height 1.5 mm and E-key connector
Measurements	22x30 mm without trace antenna
Weight	1.5 gram

Temperature
-20 to +70 degrees Celsius

Product Classification and Status
Integration board; Volume

Flyers and specifications
	LBEE59B1LV Datasheet from Murata
	1LV M.2 Datasheet
	1LV M.2 Declaration of Conformity (RED)
	Generic M.2 module 3D-models

Documentation and guides
	LBEE59B1LV Product page
	Getting Started with M2 modules and iMX6/7/8 from Linux v5.4
	Getting Started with M2 modules and iMX6/7/8 up to Linux v4.14
	Getting Started with M.2 modules and i.MX RT
	M.2 Primer