Network structure of LoRa base station

Network structure of LoRa base station

　　LoRa is a kind of LPWAN communication technology, providing users with a simple system that can realize long-distance, long battery life, and large capacity, and then expand the sensor network. At present, LoRa mainly operates in free frequency bands around the world, including 433, 868, 915 MHz and so on. So what is the application of LoRa base station?

LoRa network structure

　　 LoRa network is mainly composed of four parts: terminal (built-in LoRa module), gateway (or base station), server and cloud. Application data can be transmitted in both directions.

　　LoRa network structure 

　　LoRa terminal

　　 LoRa terminal is an integral part of LoRa network, generally composed of LoRa module, LoRa gateway, sensor and other devices. The LoRa terminal can be powered by a battery and can be remotely located. Every terminal conforming to the LoRaWAN protocol can directly communicate with the gateway conforming to the LoRaWAN, thereby achieving interconnection and intercommunication.

　　 When deploying LoRa IoT applications, a strong technical foundation is required, especially the LoRaWAN protocol. To design a stable and reliable product system, there is still a certain technical threshold. As a leader in IoT communications, Sixin has conducted in-depth R&D and innovation, launching low-power terminals based on LoRa technology, which are mainly used in smart meter reading, smart parking, smart agriculture, smart security, smart street lights and other fields.