LoRa Broadcast from Low Orbit Satellite
summary
Demonstrates broadcasting LoRa messages from a low‑Earth orbit satellite (XLiI) that are received by simple, commodity ground setups including Raspberry Pi + SDR, Arduino microcontroller boards with SD cards, and small antennas. Experiments show 2–3 minute satellite passes with kilohertz-scale Doppler shifts over maritime channels using wideband LoRa bursts; reception statistics (message counts and SNR varying with elevation) confirm successful receipt of real packets.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00LoRa from low orbit intro
- 2:11Broadcast challenge setup
- 5:44Live tracking Doppler demo
- 8:15Space Norway goals
- 11:49Orbit mechanics positioning
- 14:04Frequency adjustments
- 16:29Reception setup signal amp
- 19:42First signal reception
- 22:39SNR and interference analysis
- 25:10Portable receiver demo
- 26:59Awards
- 27:42Q&A
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