Wi-Fi HaLow Modules
ready to design in
Our Wi-Fi HaLow modules combine our SoCs with tuned RF front ends to maximize performance. This delivers the best possible range, low power, and throughput from our chips and accelerates time to market.
Morse Micro Reference Modules
Start with the host connection, software and antenna requirements for your product. These reference modules show two integration options; use the documentation for the exact part you plan to build with.
MM8108-MF15457
USB 2.0 High-Speed interface. SDIO/SPI operation depends on the loaded firmware.
MM6108-MF08651
Based on the MM6108 SoC. The -US variant provides SDIO and SPI interfaces and operates at 902–928 MHz.
Production ready modules
Compare modules from our partners, then check the exact part number against your host, antenna and target market. Confirm software support, certification conditions and availability with the supplier.
Gateworks GW16167
GW16167 is a Wi-Fi HaLow radio card from Gateworks in the M.2 2230 E-Key form factor, bringing MM8108 performance to single-board computers and embedded gateways over USB.
- ManufacturerGateworks
- ChipMM8108
- Frequency Range850–950 MHz
- CertificationsFCC / EU
- Form factorM.2 2230 E-Key (USB signalling)
- Dimensions22.0 x 30.0 x 3.5 mm
- Max power26 dBm
MegaChips MRF61_A
MRF61_A is MegaChips' Wi-Fi HaLow module certified for the Japanese market, operating in the 921–927 MHz band under TELEC approval.
- ManufacturerMegaChips
- ChipMM6108
- Frequency Range921–927 MHz
- CertificationsTELEC (Japan)
- Form factorStamp module, 44-pin
- Dimensions23.0 x 14.0 x 2.25 mm
- Max power13 dBm
FN-Link 4108E-S
4108E-S is FN-Link's Wi-Fi HaLow module, covering the full 850–950 MHz range in a 13 x 13 mm land grid array package.
- ManufacturerFN-Link
- ChipMM6108
- Frequency Range850–950 MHz
- CertificationsRoHS / REACH
- Form factorLGA, 44-pin
- Dimensions13.0 x 13.0 x 2.1 mm
- Max power21 dBm
AcSiP AI6108L
AI6108L is AcSiP's Wi-Fi HaLow module for the 902–928 MHz band, certified for both North America and Japan.
- ManufacturerAcSiP
- ChipMM6108
- Frequency Range902–928 MHz
- CertificationsFCC / TELEC
- Form factorLGA, 38-pin
- Dimensions18.5 x 14.0 x 2.15 mm
- Max power21 dBm
Silex Technology SX-SDMAH
SX-SDMAH is Silex Technology's Wi-Fi HaLow module for hosted embedded systems, built on the Morse Micro MM6108 and engineered for higher transmission power than other MM6108-based modules to extend range and coverage
- ManufacturerSilex Technology
- ChipMM6108
- Frequency Range902-928 MHz
- CertificationFCC / IC
- Form factorLGA 60-pin
- Dimensions17.0 x 18.0 x 2.65 mm
- Max power23 dBm
AsiaRF MM610X-001
MM610X-001 is AsiaRF's Wi-Fi HaLow module with the broadest regulatory coverage in the range, certified across North America, Europe, Japan, Taiwan, and Australia.
- ManufacturerAsiaRF
- ChipMM6108
- Frequency Range850–950 MHz
- CertificationsFCC / IC / NCC / TELEC / CE / RCM
- Form factorStamp module, 42-pin
- Dimensions22.0 x 17.0 x 2.0 mm
- Max power21 dBm (typical)
Morse Micro Products
Explore our other Morse Micro Wi-Fi HaLow products.
Choosing a Wi-Fi HaLow module
Check the module, interface, operating system, software release and required access point or station mode together. Start with the MF15457 hardware guide or MF08651-US datasheet for the hardware connections.
For Linux, check the supported kernels and features in the MM8108 or MM6108 release notes. Ask the supplier to confirm the complete combination for your chosen module.
Consider the antenna, enclosure and power supply before fixing your board design. The MF15457 hardware guide covers antenna placement, nearby conductive structures, RF routing and supply decoupling. For a partner module, follow that supplier’s guidance.
Check the exact regional variant and certification conditions with the supplier. The MM6108-MF08651-US datasheet, for example, specifies 902–928 MHz for that module. That frequency range alone does not establish approval for a finished product.
Before ordering, also confirm the full part number, samples, lead time, lifecycle and support.
Shortlist the modules that suit your host, antenna and target market, then ask the supplier about evaluation hardware for the exact part. Our development resources are a starting point. If you plan to design around the radio IC, explore our Wi-Fi HaLow chips.
