Multi-Band Module with Multi-Mode Firmware

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A compact multiband modem module combines a built-in LR1121 chipset with Semtech’s LoRa Basics Modem firmware and ships with regulatory certificates for US EU Canada and Japan, claiming to run the LoRaWAN stack on‑chip so no external MCU is required. It exposes SPI modem and transfer APIs, supports sub‑GHz and 2.4 GHz (and LR‑FSSS/FSK) and LoRaWAN 1.0.4 classes A B C, and promises smaller PCBs, lower BOM and a single SKU for LoRaWAN/Proprietary or Sigfox paths.

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1. 0:00LPWA connectivity intro
2. 1:54LPWA module selection challenges
3. 2:58Type 2 GT Modem E solution
4. 3:41Type 2 GT radio module features
5. 4:48Lura Basics Modem firmware
6. 6:13Cost efficiency benefits
7. 8:00PCB design simplicity
8. 9:04MCU selection flexibility
9. 10:50Dual-protocol development
10. 11:32Ideal use cases
11. 12:16Closing remarks

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