LoRaWAN Modules Analysis
summary
Survey of actual modules reports 40 modules, 22 certified and picks eight concrete examples, noting cheap Chinese boards often have poor RF and lost range while certified modules pass RF tests. Descriptions name parts and tools: SX1276 transceiver, ESP32 with MicroPython and Murata type A/B, Nordic nRF5x variants, PIC18 with Microchip stack. Demonstrations include a packed L0x module and LowPi board that run LoRaWAN stacks, show serial/AT and embedded-stack options, and claim working prototypes and development kits that materially speed product development.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:00Why use modules
- 4:07Overview
- 5:37Opower F96
- 6:44LNIC
- 8:00StackForce
- 10:54Things You Know
- 11:22Murata TypeA
- 12:28Murata Development Kit
- 13:29Arduino IDE
- 14:04Xdot
- 14:36Embedded Modules
- 15:01Layered Embedded
- 16:15SmartBasic
- 17:03The L01
- 18:28Microfightin
- 19:04Low PI
- 20:25Rack 8113
- 21:17Conclusion
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