The interoperability of long distances, low-power IoT networks; RN2483 with protocol stacks is known as a gold reference module that applies all certified to all certified, which can easily support long-distance, low-power LORA wireless networks.
The world's leading integrated single-chip microcontroller, mixed signal, analog device, and flash patented supplier - Microchip Technology Inc. (US Micro-core Technology Co., Ltd.) announced that its RN2483 Lora® module became the world's first LORA League Lorawan? Certification plan Product. The RN2483 module is independently tested by the Espotel approved test laboratory that complies with the latest Lorawan 1.0 protocol specification requirements for 868 MHz-free channels. This allows designers to quickly and easily integrate their terminal devices to any Lorawan network. After using the LoraWan standard, it can realize the 10 miles of Internet of Things (IoT) and machines for machine (M2M) low data rate wireless communications, and 10 years of battery life, and millions of wireless sensors The node is connected to the Lorawan gateway.
Steve Caldwell, Vice President of Microchip Wireless Product Department, said Steve Caldwell, Chairman of the LORA League Strategy Committee, said: "The launch of certification recognition scheme marks our mission towards the LORA Alliance - is committed to establishing an operator-level security, low-power WAN (LPWAN ) The goal of open standard specification has taken a key step. We are honored to be the first company that is the only company that is a module product that is certified by Lorawan 1.0. This certification plan will provide security to end customers to ensure its Specific application terminal devices can work normally in any Lorawan network, and this is the key to the distribution of the Internet of Things using LPWAN. "
Jouko Nikula, the person in charge of the Espotel Lorawan Test Services, said: "Microchip has made adequate preparations for certification tests, and Microchip engineers perform very professional and meticulous during the test implementation. Further develop Lorawan certification specification in Espotel, enhance interoperability and In the work of performance testing, our test and research laboratory will use the Microchip RN2483 module as a benchmark product. "
Before this certification schedule started, Microchip's LORA development team has been widely verified and interoperable with all major Lorawan network infrastructure suppliers, so its module products have also been recognized as the Lorawan ecosystem. Gold platform. LORA Core Network Leading supplier ORBIWISE CEO Peter Kae Thomsen said that they have already taken the RN2483 module as a reference device to test their UBIQ network solutions.
According to the authoritative market research company Gartner predicts, by 2020 Internet products will reach 25 billion. At present, the IoT market is showing explosive growth, and the challenges faced by developers are based on limited resources to establish simple and robust infrastructure. Therefore, they urgently need a solution to meet the total cost, easy to design, short-selling time, and strong interoperability and can be deployed nationwide. Microchip 433/868 MHz RN2483 LoraWan Module is a RF module that has been evaluated through the European R & TTE instructions that significantly accelerate development speed and reduce development costs. In addition, the new module has a small shape, only 17.8 x 26.7 x 3.0 mm, and has 14 GPIOs, which can be flexible and controlled by a large number of sensors and actuators while occupying very little space.
The RN2483 module comes with the LoraWan protocol stack, easy to connect the currently completed and rapidly developed LORA alliance infrastructure (including privately managed local area network (LAN) and telecommunications operations of public networks to create low power consumption in the country. WAN (LPWAN). The integration of the protocol stack makes the module to use any single-chip microcomputer with the UART interface, including hundreds of Microchip PIC® MCUs. In addition, RN2483 also has a Microchip's simple ASCII command interface, easy to configure and control.
The RN2483 module solves the problem of two difficulties for wireless application developers, that is, the designer can only choose one between longer distances and lower power consumption. After using LORA technology, designers can now do both, to maximize longer distance communication and lower power consumption, while saving additional repeater costs. In addition, the RN2483 can provide network communication security using the AES-128 encryption.
RN2483 has scalable, reliable communication, mobility, and can operate in a harsh outdoor environment, which is ideal for a wide range of low data rate wireless monitoring and control design. IoT and M2M applications include: intelligent city (streetlights, parking and traffic sensors), energy measurements (electric / water / gas intelligence), and industrial / commercial / home automation (HVAC control, smart home appliances, security systems and lighting) Wait.
Supply and development support
Microchip RN2483 has now been put into mass production, and users can contact Microchip on-site sales staff to get the product sample. Microchip provides tool support including RN2483 LORA technology PICTAIL? / PICTAIL PLUS sub-board (Part ID: RN-2483-PICTAIL) and 868 MHz RN2483 LORA Technology Mote Development Board (Part Number: DM164138).
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