Quectel's BC26 is developed based on MediaTek's MT2625 chip platform. What developments has it made based on MT2625?

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Quectel's BC26 is developed based on MediaTek's MT2625 chip platform. What developments has it made based on MT2625? [Copy link]

I would like to ask, the Quectel BC26 is developed based on the MediaTek MT2625 chip platform. What development has Quectel done based on MT2625?

qwqwqw2088

I seem to have seen this question a few days ago.

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qwqwqw2088 posted on 2019-12-10 16:19 I seem to have seen this question a few days ago. Please support the original poster.

Thank you very much. I have posted this thread, but no one has replied. There may be no more than a few dozen people who know the inside story.

topwon

The software is made into a black box. For us users, we can realize the functions of NB just by following the AT command set opened by Quectel.

In terms of hardware, the RF signal is also processed and tested, making it simple for users.

In fact, most modules are designed to simplify the entry threshold for users. Not only this NB module, but also other modules such as Bluetooth, WiFi, GPRS, etc. are similar. Users do not need very professional knowledge to use them.

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Thank you very much. Can we use MT2625 to make something with the same function as Bc26 without Quectel?

EEW2018

topwon posted on 2019-12-10 17:23 The software is made into a black box. For us users, we only need to follow the AT command set opened by Quectel to realize the functions of NB. In terms of hardware, the RF signal is also...

Thank you very much. Can we use MT2625 to make something with the same function as Bc26 without Quectel?

topwon

Of course you can, Quectel is not the only company that uses MT2625 for NB modules. But you need to have sufficient resources (original technical data and technical support) and NB debugging experience, and a complete RF test environment.