LoRa Shield 868 MHz for Arduino/Fishino – Assembled

Based on the RFM95W transceiver module at 868 MHz, this shield for Arduino, Fishino and compatible boards (not included – see related products) provides long-range bidirectional data transmission using LoRa™ technology

SKU 3085-LORASHIELD868EAN 8219671107181Item type: Assembled, Shields & add-ons,

Description

Based on the RFM95W transceiver module at 868 MHz, this shield for Arduino, Fishino and compatible boards (not included – see related products) provides long-range bidirectional data transmission using LoRa™ technology. The shield comes with a length of solid wire as its antenna, but an SMA connector is also fitted so an external antenna such as the 2846-ANT868SMA (not included – see related products) can be used. It also carries a reset button and three jumpers to select which digital I/O pins of the RFM95W module (DIO1, DIO2, DIO5) are connected to the Arduino pins. It is ideal for remote controls, smart meters, home automation, personal loggers, wireless sensor networks, wireless PC peripherals and similar applications.

Please note! the shield is supplied ready assembled.

Technical specifications
  • Modulation: LoRa / FSK / GFSK / MSK / GMSK / OOK
  • Compatible with 3.3 V or 5 V Arduino I/O
Documentation and useful links

Technical details

Frequency range 868 MHz
Output power +5dBm to +20dBm (software selectable)
Data rate max. 300 kbps
Receive sensitivity -148dBm
Low receive consumption about 10.3 mA
Dimensions (mm) about 53x47x23

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