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Correct. It’s a low bandwidth/ long distance RF protocol over specifics bands. It’s also kinda proprietary.
by dopidopHN 3y ago
Correct. It’s a low bandwidth/ long distance RF protocol over specifics bands.
It’s also kinda proprietary.
- KWxIUElW8Xt0tD9 3y agocheck out ham radio WSPR for an indication of the sorts of things that can be done
- BenjiWiebe 3y agoWSPR is very different than LoRa. WSPR is usually used at HF, and has very low bandwidth. LoRa is used at UHF frequencies, and has very wide bandwidth, as it's a spread spectrum modulation scheme. There's more differences but those are the ones relevant to this discussion.
- westmeal 3y agoNot super familiar with LoRa, can you explain what makes it properietary? Is it the protocol?
- jacquesm 3y agoThey've taken out a bunch of patents for instance: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20160094269A1/en https://patents.google.com/patent/US20160094269A1/en