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Explore our comprehensive guide on Flipper Zero Modulations, diving into its functionalities and usage. Unravel a new world of digital interaction.

🟢 Modulations

Flipper Zero Modulations

Flipper Zero is a multi-tool device for pentesters and geeks, equipped with several radio and hardware protocols. Modulations played a central role in its function, enabling it to communicate across a wide range of frequencies and protocols.

Common Modulation Types in Flipper Zero

  • ASK (Amplitude Shift Keying): This modulation changes the amplitude of the carrier wave to encode data, often used in RF remote controls.
  • FSK (Frequency Shift Keying): FSK modulates the frequency of the carrier wave and is commonly used in data communication for modems, RFID, and other digital radio systems.
  • PSK (Phase Shift Keying): A modulation that alters the phase of the carrier wave to transmit data. It is often used in wireless LANs, RFID, and Bluetooth communication.

Modulation Applications in Flipper Zero

  • RF Communications: Flipper Zero can mimic remote controls and other RF devices by using ASK or FSK modulation to communicate with them.
  • Data Analysis: The tool can analyze the modulation scheme used by a device to help understand its communication protocol.
  • Custom Protocols: Users can create custom modulation schemes to communicate with niche or proprietary devices.

Some Flipper Modulations

  • AM270 ( Modulation: ASK/OOK | Bandwidth: 270.83 kHz )
  • AM650 ( Modulation: ASK/OOK | Bandwidth: 650.00 kHz )
  • FM238 ( Modulation: 2FSK | Bandwidth: 270.83 kHz | Deviation: 2.38 kHz)
  • FM4768 ( Modulation: 2FSK | Bandwidth: 270.83 kHz | Deviation: 47.61 kHz)

For practical usage details or advanced configuration, please refer to the official Flipper Zero documentation or the active community forums.

Modulation options supported by the C1101 chip

Modulation Description
ASK/OOK Amplitude Shift Keying / On-Off Keying
2-FSK Frequency Shift Keying (Binary)
4-FSK Frequency Shift Keying (Quaternary)
MSK Minimum Shift Keying
GFSK Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying
GMSK Gaussian Minimum Shift Keying
OQPSK Offset Quadrature Phase-Shift Keying
ASK/OOK (MSK) Combination of ASK/OOK and MSK
ASK/OOK (GFSK) Combination of ASK/OOK and GFSK
ASK/OOK (GMSK) Combination of ASK/OOK and GMSK
FSK (GFSK) Combination of FSK and GFSK
FSK (GMSK) Combination of FSK and GMSK
MSK (GFSK) Combination of MSK and GFSK
MSK (GMSK) Combination of MSK and GMSK
OQPSK (GFSK) Combination of OQPSK and GFSK
OQPSK (GMSK) Combination of OQPSK and GMSK
2-FSK (GFSK) Combination of 2-FSK and GFSK
2-FSK (GMSK) Combination of 2-FSK and GMSK
4-FSK (GFSK) Combination of 4-FSK and GFSK
4-FSK (GMSK) Combination of 4-FSK and GMSK
GFSK (MSK) Combination of GFSK and MSK
GMSK (MSK) Combination of GMSK and MSK
GFSK (OQPSK) Combination of GFSK and OQPSK
GMSK (OQPSK) Combination of GMSK and OQPSK
2-FSK (MSK) Combination of 2-FSK and MSK
2-FSK (OQPSK) Combination of 2-FSK and OQPSK
4-FSK (MSK) Combination of 4-FSK and MSK
4-FSK (OQPSK) Combination of 4-FSK and OQPSK
GFSK (2-FSK) Combination of GFSK and 2-FSK
GMSK (2-FSK) Combination of GMSK and 2-FSK
GFSK (4-FSK) Combination of GFSK and 4-FSK
GMSK (4-FSK) Combination of GMSK and 4-FSK
2-FSK (GFSK/MSK) Combination of 2-FSK and GFSK/MSK
4-FSK (GFSK/MSK) Combination of 4-FSK and GFSK/MSK
GFSK/MSK (2-FSK) Combination of GFSK/MSK and 2-FSK
GFSK/MSK (4-FSK) Combination of GFSK/MSK and 4-FSK
OOK (2-FSK) Combination of OOK and 2-FSK
OOK (4-FSK) Combination of OOK and 4-FSK
OOK (GFSK) Combination of OOK and GFSK
OOK (MSK) Combination of OOK and MSK
OOK (OQPSK) Combination of OOK and OQPSK
2-FSK (OOK) Combination of 2-FSK and OOK
4-FSK (OOK) Combination of 4-FSK and OOK
GFSK (OOK) Combination of GFSK and OOK
MSK (OOK) Combination of MSK and OOK
OQPSK (OOK) Combination of OQPSK and OOK