Product Description :

The BC04-B is a versatile and easy-to-integrate Bluetooth module that simplifies adding wireless capability to electronic projects and products. Based on the Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR) BlueCore4-External chip, it comes pre-configured as a slave device, ready to pair with any standard Bluetooth host like a PC, smartphone, or tablet.

Operating on the universally accepted Bluetooth 2.0 standard with EDR support, it offers robust performance and compatibility. The module features a simple UART interface for data transmission and AT commands for configuration, requiring minimal external components for operation. Its compact size and low power consumption make it suitable for portable, battery-powered devices, enabling reliable wireless data links for DIY electronics, prototyping, and commercial products.


 

Key Features :

• Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR Compliant: Ensures high compatibility and data rates up to 3Mbps.

• Serial Port Profile (SPP): Emulates a standard serial cable connection for easy integration.

• Class 2 Power Rating: Provides a typical operating range of up to 10 meters.

• Simple UART Interface: Easy to connect directly to microcontrollers (3.3V logic level).

• Integrated Chip Antenna: Comes with a built-in antenna for a compact form factor.

• Low Power Consumption: Designed for efficient operation in power-sensitive applications.

• Pre-configured as Slave: Ready to pair out-of-the-box with master devices like PCs and phones.

• AT Command Set: Allows for extensive customization of parameters like device name, baud rate, and PIN code.

Applications :

The BC04-B module is ideal for a wide array of wireless applications, including:

• Wireless Serial Communication for Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers

• DIY Robotics and RC Vehicle Control

• Wireless Data Logging and Sensor Data Transmission

• Cable Replacement for Industrial Equipment and Test Setups

• Home Automation and Smart Device Control

• Wireless Configuration and Debugging Interfaces

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