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October 16, 2019 at 8:34 am #36833
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Semtech Releases Indoor Reference Design for Smart Buildings and Homes
Semtech Corporation announced the general availability of the LoRa® Corecel
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Auto extracted Text……LoRa® Corecell reference design for indoor gateway applications accelerates time-to-market
for indoor gateway applications accelerates time-to-market The reference design reduces power consumption by up to one tenth the power of legacy products while enabling small form factor designsMulti-band Sub-GHz Radio Frequency Front End (SX1250):
+22dBm Output power
Lower UHF bands 169 and 433 or 490 MHz
North America 915 MHz
Europe 868 MHz
24 QFN (4mmx4mm)Semtech Corporation announced the general availability of the LoRa® Corecell reference design for indoor gateway applications.
The reference design is developed to the LoRaWAN protocol and targeted for home, building and factory automations.
Pedro Pachuca, Director of IoT for Semtech’s Wireless and Sensing Products Group, said:
“The LoRa Corecell reference design’s key features, including low power, smaller package and higher integration with improved performance, aim to eliminate design complexity and accelerate time-to-market in the smart home and building industries.”
“As we announced earlier this year, Semtech is committed to developing a LoRa product roadmap that simplifies Internet of Things (IoT) applications that enable a faster time-to-market for IoT solution providers and systems integrators.
This new reference design is key to our LoRa offerings as more real estate and commercial managers, as well as consumers, look for solutions that solve their daily challenges, such as meeting room occupancy and temperature/humidity monitoring.”
The LoRa Corecell reference design provides the “minimum optimized solution” to build a gateway application, which is represented in the name, “core” and “cell.” The reference design is comprised of two new integrated circuits (ICs), LoRa-based gateway baseband transceiver (SX1302) and the low power multi-band Sub-GHz RF Front End (SX1250), enabling customers to deploy cost-effective indoor gateway solutions.
The ICs are designed to dramatically reduce power consumption up to one tenth the power of legacy products, enabling power constrained USB-based gateways and mobile battery operated gateways
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