LoRa Wireless Transmitter-Receiver Pair (CM13)

Quick Overview

The LoRa (Long Range) Wireless Transmitter-Receiver Pair is a specialized communication module that provides long-range wireless data transmission capabilities. LoRa technology is known for its exceptional range and low power consumption, making it suitable for applications that require reliable long-distance communication.

How It Works

The Transmitter module encodes data and transmits it using LoRa modulation. The Receiver module captures the LoRa signal, decodes the data, and provides it as an output. LoRa technology operates in the sub-GHz ISM bands, allowing for significantly longer communication distances compared to traditional RF modules.

Technical Specification

• LoRa Standard: LoRaWAN (various frequency bands available)
• Operating Frequency: Varies by region (e.g., 868MHz, 915MHz)
• Data Rate: Configurable (typically up to several kbps)
• Operating Range: Up to several kilometers (line-of-sight)
• Low Power Consumption: Suitable for battery-powered devices

Key Features

• Long-range communication capabilities
• Low power operation for extended battery life
• High interference immunity
• Configurable data rates
• Suitable for IoT, agriculture, and smart city applications

Application

• Smart agriculture and environmental monitoring
• Remote industrial monitoring and control
• Smart city infrastructure
• Long-distance data logging

Summary

A LoRa (Long Range) Wireless Transmitter-Receiver Pair consists of two modules designed for long-distance wireless communication using the LoRa technology. LoRa is known for its exceptional range and low power consumption, making it suitable for IoT applications, remote sensing, and more. These modules simplify the establishment of long-range wireless communication links, enabling data transmission over several kilometers, often with low data rates but great coverage. They are valuable for applications requiring remote monitoring and data transfer in challenging environments.