
Develop on the kit. Deploy the module. Same architecture, no redesign. The production SGX110 on a breadboard carrier with 0.1" headers, labelled GPIO, and a U.FL Sub-GHz antenna port, from unboxing to first LPWAN packet without a custom PCB spin.

Modern LPWAN modules get smaller every year, great for finished products, painful on the bench. Tiny pads are hard to solder, hard to probe, and slow to debug. SGX110-EVT solves that with a two-part platform story: the production SGX110 Sub-GHz module on STM32WL33, mounted on a carrier with standard 0.1" Arduino-style headers so firmware and RF teams can plug straight into a breadboard, Veroboard, or prototype PCB. Every GPIO is broken out and silkscreen-labelled. You get clean access to UART, SPI, ADC, NRST, VDD, and multiple GND pins. A U.FL antenna connector (J3) lets you attach a proper Sub-GHz antenna from day one, critical for realistic range testing. Reference LPWAN firmware paths demonstrate mesh-style gateway and field-node communication so you are not starting from a blank radio stack. When the application is proven, drop the same SGX110 / SGX110-CER module into your carrier, same architecture, no redesign.



SGX110 Module Evaluation Kit (SGX110-EVT) — From unboxing to first Sub-GHz packet — without a custom PCB spin.