M.2 modules
this page lists the categories of m 2 modules that can extend flipper one's capabilities we'll add more details to each category as the corresponding modules are developed and tested about m 2 modules m 2 modules are off the shelf expansion boards in the m 2 form factor (formerly ngff), commonly used in laptops and industrial computers the format covers a wide range of devices, which makes the m 2 port a flexible way to extend flipper one's capabilities flipper one uses a key b connector exposing pcie 2 1 ×1, usb 2 0 / 3 1, sata3, uart, i²c, serial audio, and sim + esim lines full pinout, supported sizes, and the schematic are on the m 2 port docid\ obymjlxjd6jyup7pbitgj page some flipper one m 2 modules also include a custom back cover that mounts sma antennas and routes rf cables out of the device cellular modems m 2 cellular modems add 4g/5g connectivity over a sim or esim, turning flipper one into a portable mobile connected device wi fi adapters m 2 wi fi cards add wireless networking and, on most modules, bluetooth as well sdr radios software defined radio modules turn flipper one into a portable sdr platform for receiving and transmitting across a wide range of frequencies one example is the ssdr by wavelet lab https //www crowdsupply com/wavelet lab/ssdr satellite (ntn) modems m 2 ntn (non terrestrial network) modems provide connectivity through satellites and high altitude platforms standardized by 3gpp (3rd generation partnership project) as part of 5g and lte specifications learn more about satellite modems docid\ fczf9b d z5lcgvtefue7 gnss receivers m 2 gnss modules add satellite positioning (gps, glonass, galileo, beidou) for location aware applications learn more about gnss receivers docid 92t54j5wjhshhnqei4xxr nvme ssds m 2 nvme ssds add fast onboard storage over pcie for logging, captured rf data, or large datasets ai accelerators m 2 ai accelerators (npus / tpus) offload on device inference for vision, audio, and signal processing workloads
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