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FG160 is a 3GPP R16-compliant 5G module adopting LGA + LCC form factor. Designed with the Qualcomm QCM6490 chipset, SC171 integrates an Octa-core processor and vDSP, supporting multiple networks, GNSS positioning as well as rich interfaces.

The worldwide 2G/3G sunset is in progress with many countries already giving their own timelines based on their needs for telecommunications networks.

Fibocom’s FG360-EAU module supports 5G NR Sub-6 band with up to 4.67 Gbps on the downlink and 1.25 Gbps on the uplink theoretically, enabling exciting 5G speed experience.

Fibocom Wireless Modules has grown rapidly and is now amongst the Top 3 Worldwide players in global cellular IoT modules worldwide.

Fibocom certified L610-EU & FG621 LTE-A Module

The LTE Cat 4 smart module SQ808 series is a module made for 4G IoT applications that demand powerful computing ability

Fibocom launches its 5G wireless modules FG130 and FM130, aiming to advance the deployment of 5G in the IoT vertical industries and expand the new market opportunities of 5G technology in the IoT sector.

Fibocom MA510-GL-00 is a high-performance IoT module, which is tailor-made for the global IoT market.

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The new 5G NR module series is based on the newly-announced Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X65 and X62 5G Modem-RF Systems.

Fibocom provides 5G,4G, NB-IoT/eMTC, 3G, and 2G, smart auto-grade, GNSS, Wi-Fi/BT wireless modules.

NL668-EAU MiniPCIe is a MiniPCIe form factor LTE wireless communication module which supports LTE-TDD/LTE-FDD/WCDMA/GSM 4 modes.

The Fibocom NL668-EAU is a LTE CAT-4 wireless communication module in mPCIe format. It supports LTE-TDD / LTE-FDD with fallback on 3G and 2G. Fibocom NL668 can be used in industrial routing, security, Internet of Vehicles and other industries.

With the commercial launch of 5G licenses globally, Fibocom has accelerated the implementation of 5G applications with its 5G module, FM150 and FG150.

24% of the world’s population still depends on 2G technologies. The move away from legacy technologies will undoubtedly be a significant transition for many IoT and M2M companies.