LILYGO T-Embed CC1101 Module is a powerful embedded development board built for Sub-GHz wireless communication, IoT applications, and penetration testing. Powered by the ESP32-S3 dual-core processor, it integrates a CC1101 transceiver and a built-in antenna, supporting multiple frequency bands: 300–348 MHz 387–464 MHz 779–928 MHz Ideal for low-power, long-range communication scenarios such as wireless sensor networks, remote control systems, and RFID/NFC experiments. It also supports external Sub-GHz modules for flexible integration. With built-in PN532 NFC/RFID transceiver, it supports 13.56 MHz high-frequency cards and basic RFID protocols (125/134KHz BF, 13.56MHz HF). Firmware Support Bruce Firmware 1.9.1 — Open-source ESP32 firmware for Red Team operations, Wi-Fi attacks, Sub-GHz, RFID, and more. CapibaraZero Web Flasher — ESP32-S3 firmware alternative to Flipper Zero, popular among ethical hackers and security researchers. Launcher Firmware — App launcher for ESP32-based devices including LilyGO, M5Stack, CYDs, Marauder. Factory Firmware v1.1 Specifications of LILYGO T-Embed CC1101 Module MCU ESP32-S3 Dual-core LX7 microprocessor Flash 16MB Programming Platform Arduino IDE, ESP-IDF PSRAM 8MB Onboard Functions Reset + Boot Button, IR Transmit & Receive Battery Voltage Detection IO04 Wireless Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, BLE 5.0 Display 1.9" ST7789V IPS Color TFT LCD Interface SPI Driver Chip ST7789V Resolution 170(H) RGB × 320(V) Dependency Libraries CC1101 — Sub-GHz transceiver library PN532 — NFC/RFID communication BQ25896 — Power management ST7789 — TFT LCD display driver Encode — Rotary encoder support WS2812 — RGB LED control Infrared — IR transmission & reception Audio — I2S audio playback LVGL — GUI rendering engine Features OTA Updates Install binaries directly from the M5Burner repository — no USB cable required! Supports WebUI-based flashing for fast and convenient firmware deployment. SD Card Management Create, delete, rename, copy & paste files with ease. Install binaries directly from an SD card — no extra tools needed. Web User Interface (WUI) Remotely configure devices and install firmware via browser-based interface. Customization Options Adjust brightness, UI colors, screen rotation, partition schemes, and more to suit your needs. Backup & Restore Save and restore SPIFFS and FAT partitions for reliable data integrity. Firmware Compatibility LilyGO Factory Firmware Bruce Firmware Launcher Firmware CapibaraZero Firmware Structure Diagram of LILYGO T-Embed CC1101 Module Pin Diagram of LILYGO T-Embed CC1101 Module PN532 NFC Module The PN532 supports only high-frequency cards at 13.56 MHz. Not supported: 125 kHz low-frequency cards CPU-based security cards Encrypted access cards Supported card types and their security characteristics: Type Encryption Anti-Copy Attack Risk Typical Uses Mifare Classic Weak (CRYPTO1, cracked) Low Easily cloned (e.g. Proxmark3) Access control, transit cards (legacy) NTAG No encryption (UID lockable) Very Low Data readable without restriction Smart labels, product authentication Mifare Plus AES-128 encryption Medium–High Requires physical access to crack Secure access systems Felica Dynamic encryption (SAM module) High Hard to crack (Japan-exclusive) Transit cards, e-wallets (Japan) DESFire AES/TDES encryption Very High Multi-app isolation, side-channel resistant Campus cards, e-passports CPU Card SM4/ECC/RSA hardware encryption Very High Complies with national crypto standards Bank cards, ID cards, social security
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