Getting started with Murata's LoRa Module
summary
Murata ships a compact LoRa module that comes with a matching footprint for drop‑in replacements, an available SDK and provisioning workflow, and on‑module flash plus a secure element included for device authentication. Production already hits one million pieces shipped, firmware supports OTA switching between variants, and the hardware exposes antenna and battery connectors so prototypes need only sensor and power. Expect SDK and provisioning tools and a documented flash process; bench testing shows the radio and provisioning flow work.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:52Murata module history and benefits
- 5:56Getting started with LoRa modules
- 8:24Modem version and AT commands
- 9:12Security and secure element
- 11:56Global frequency bands and gateway modules
- 13:01Smart metering and tracking applications
- 15:43Standalone gateway solutions
- 16:46LoRa Alliance certification and support
- 17:29Evaluation kit and documentation
- 19:36Future developments and competitiveness
- 20:57Q&A
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