xE910 form factor design, tri-band, single-mode support

Telit announced that its IoT module 'ME910C1-NA', which supports LTE Cat M1 (LTE-M) technology, has received LTE-M nationwide network certification from AT&T, the largest carrier in the United States.

This module is designed in the Telit xE910 form factor and supports tri-band and single mode. IoT solution integrators and vendors can now immediately deliver IoT solutions by utilizing the Telit xE910 form factor module on the AT&T LTE-M network, which supports stable and excellent coverage.

Yosi Fait, Interim CEO of Telit, said, “Existing customers using Telit’s 2G and 3G xE910 form factor modules need to obtain AT&T certification to switch to the new ME910C1-NA. Telit supports the pre-certification stages to help customers launch LTE-M products within just a few weeks. New customers can also achieve rapid product launch through the support of our customer support centers and sales agents across the United States.”

The ME910C1-NA module belongs to Telit's best-selling xE910 family and is a pin-to-pin replacement for existing devices using 2G, 3G, LTE Cat 1, 3, and 4-based communication modules. When developing new products based on the xE910 LGA common form factor, developers can reduce costs and development time because they can use the technology anywhere by simply selecting the technology suitable for the application environment.

The ME910C1-NA optimizes power consumption and supports quad-constellation GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems) as an option. It is based on the Qualcomm MDM9206 global multimode LTE modem and is also the first module to receive AT&T LTE-M certification based on this chipset.

Industries requiring products with robust security features and long lifespans at low investment costs have gained flexibility through the Telit ME910C1-NA module. Combining LTE-M technology with extended capabilities, this module provides an optimal solution for new application fields such as telematics, smart energy and metering, asset tracking, POS, security and surveillance, industrial control and automation, smart homes, and smart buildings.