The maximum transmission distance of NRF24E1G depends on the environment and the antenna used. In ideal conditions, it can reach up to 100 meters. However, in practice, the range is typically around 30-50 meters indoors and up to 100 meters outdoors.
Frequency hopping is not directly supported by NRF24E1G. However, you can implement it by rapidly switching between different channels using the 'set_channel' command. Note that this requires careful timing and synchronization between devices.
NRF24E1G operates in the 2.4 GHz frequency band, which is also used by Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. While it's technically possible to use NRF24E1G with these protocols, it's not recommended due to potential interference and coexistence issues.
To ensure reliable data transmission, use error correction mechanisms like CRC and retransmission protocols. Also, implement a robust protocol for handling packet loss and corruption. Additionally, consider using a mesh network topology to improve reliability.
The power consumption of NRF24E1G varies depending on the mode. In transmit mode, it consumes around 12-14 mA. In receive mode, it consumes around 12-13 mA. In standby mode, it consumes around 26 μA, and in power-down mode, it consumes around 0.9 μA.
