This SX1276-based module is designed for low power (or battery-powered) applications. The low power LoRa module boasts receiver sensitivity of -140 dBm, transmit power of 70 mW, and a sleep current <1 μA (regulated/direct) or 10 μA (unregulated).

This SX1276-based module hosts the same features as the low power module—including a receiver sensitivity of -140 dBm and a sleep current <1 μA (regulated/direct) or 10 μA (unregulated)—but with 27 dBm output power.

If you’re looking to quickly develop your IoT application, this module development kit could be just the ticket. It uses a USB-UART interface for software prototyping, is able to send and receive messages from end nodes to RESTful APIs, and much more. The advanced functionality allows you to do anything from simple range tests to wireless protocol development.

This SX1301-based, industrial-grade gateway is capable of supporting thousands of endpoints with eight simultaneous receive channels. The LL-BS-8 is optimized for use with Link Labs Symphony modules and also other modules compliant with the LoRaWAN standard.