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Ximimark Wireless Transceive Adapter NRF24L01 Review

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Revainrating 1.5 out of 5  
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1.7
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Description of Ximimark Wireless Transceive Adapter NRF24L01

The working voltage of the wireless module is generally 3.3v, and the ordinary 51 single-chip microcomputer is 5v. This module is convenient for use between the wireless module and the 51 single-chip system board. This module can be any one of 51 shop is directly connected to the system board, easy to use. This is a simple socket board which is for NRF24L01 Wireless modul. This module VCC power supply voltage range: 4.5~15V. 6 yellow pin headers correspond to the SPI interface, from left to right: CE, CSN, SCK, MOSI, MISO, IRQ.

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Unreliable and Inefficient Transceiver

I recently purchased a wireless transceiver for my computer and was disappointed with its performance.As my tests showed, it frequently dropped connections and had slow transfer speeds. The only positive aspect was its low cost. However, its unreliability ultimately made it a waste of money and time. i would not recommend this product for anyone in need of a dependable network transceiver..

Pros
  • Affordable
Cons
  • Unreliable and slow.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

missing level switches

Totally useless, the circuit doesn't have any level switches and can't be used as a 5V to 3.3V SPI interface. It's pretty much just an LDO with a little red LED. It turns the 5V from the Arduino into 3.3V for the transmitter board, but all SPI logic signals are connected 1:1. The MISO is not shifted to 5V, and the main outputs are not shifted to 3.3V.

Pros
  • 6 yellow pins correspond to the SPI interface, from left to right: CE, CSN, SCK, MOSI, MISO, IRQ.
Cons
  • Little things