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  • Qwiic LoRa Gateway - development kit with ESP32 and LoRa
ID: 573240

Development kit with WiFi and Bluetooth module ESP-WROOM-32 and LoRa RFM95W modem. It allows you to transform LoRa radio messages into data packets that can be accessed via the Internet. SparkFun WRL-15006

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Description

Development kit with WiFi and Bluetooth module ESP-WROOM-32 and LoRa RFM95W modem. The LoRa module enables radio communication in the 915 MHz band. The kit allows you to transform LoRa radio messages into data packets that can be accessed via the Internet. Due to its small dimensions, the set is perfect for projects related to IoT (Internet of Things). For communication over shorter distances (up to 1.5 km), the user can connect a short antenna with a length of approx. 7.6 cm to the ANT pin, while communication over longer distances, an antenna with better parameters is required, connected to the u.FL connector. The kit is programmed using the Arduino IDE. On the product page, you can find the Arduino tutorial and library and numerous examples.

Właściwości

  • ESP32-WROOM-32 module
    • WiFi, BT+BLE microcontroller
    • Integrated PCB antenna
  • Hope RFM95W LoRa modem
    • Frequency range: 868/915 MHz
    • Spread factor: 6-12
    • SPI control interface
  • U.FL antenna connector for LoRa radio
  • Reset and ESP32 pin0 buttons
  • 14 GPIO ESP32 pin-breakouts
  • Power and user LEDs
  • Qwiic connector
  • CH340C USB-to-Serial interface
  • Micro-B USB connector for power and programming
  • All current consumption tested at 5V
  • ~170 mA when formatting SPIFFS in Gateway mode
  • ~150 mA when searching for WiFi network in Gateway mode
  • 80 to 100 mA in steady operation of Gateway
  • ~70 mA when using the LoRa Device example
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Data sheet

Logic voltage
3,3 V
Wi-Fi chip
ESP32
Wi-Fi standard
802.11 b/g/n
Frequency range
2,4 GHz
Baud rate
150 Mbps
Antenna connector
uFL
Power supply voltage
5 V

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