Description
Sixfab Pico W Features
Key Features & Benefits
Soldered Raspberry Pi Pico W onto the PCB for seamless integration
Supports CAT-M1 cellular IoT global connectivity with Quectel BG95-M3 module
Additional micro USB connector for easy firmware and modem debugging during development
Onboard LTE antenna for optimal performance. Also includes a uFL connector for passive GPS/GNSS antenna (GPS/GNSS antenna not included. Need to purchase separately. You can find compatible antenna here)
Includes a Neopixel LED, user button, user LED, LTE Status LED, Qwiic connector, and Pico W reset button to enhance user interaction for prototyping and testing
Embedded SIM with MFF2 form factor allows fast connectivity to global cellular networks via Sixfab Connectivity Services
Pre-integrated with IoT platforms and services such as AWS IoT, Azure IoT, Telegram API, ThingSpeak, Slack API, Scriptr.io and more.
Product Specifications
| Best For | Kickstarting Raspberry Pi Pico based remote applications |
| Regions | Global |
| Max. Data Speeds | CAT-M1: 588 kbps (DL) / 1119 kbps (UL) |
| Power and Data | Pico W micro USB connector |
| Operating Temp. | -20°C to 70°C |
| Board Dimensions | 60 mm x 75 mm |
| Onboard Interfaces | NeoPixel LED, user LED, user button, LTE status LED, Qwiic Connector (x2), SPI (Camera Support) |
Compliance | RoHS |
KOTI –
I was looking for a cellular modem for my Pico Project and came across this pre-packaged development board. It’s actually fairly straightforward to connect to the data plan and it all appears to be put together nicely.
David Somerville –
Wow, this was very easy to get running (Took about an hour after it arrived to start sending some IOT data). Its a bonus that it is using a RPI Pico and has a micropython api for interfacing with the cellular functionality. I will be using it to add some IOT functionality to my RV.