Tag Archives: LoRa

Is Raspberry Pi launching an official LoRa module

I have come across something interesting. As you might already know, Raspberry Pi subcontract Raspberry Pi Pico modules to be manufactured by JLC PCB. However, recently they launched the possibility to order assembly of RP2350 chips. These are nowhere to be found. But this is not the “big” thing. I have searched through the JLC PCB catalogue and found that there is a LoRa module produced by Raspberry Pi! Does this mean that in near feature they are going to release this wireless module?

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LoRa driver for Raspberry Pi with Python wrapper

Here you will find my recent contribution to LoRa drivers. This post describes the LoRa driver for a Raspberry Pi SBC (Single Board Computer). Additionally, a wrapper written in Python is available making it very easy to use and prototype. Raspberry Pi gets more and more attention. Adding LoRa communication enables it to communicate with IoT devices such as remote thermometers, soil moisture sensors and many more others. You can find HAT boards thatoffer a LoRa module. Here, I describe how to connect and how to use a low-cost LoRa RFM95W module. This particular module comes with different frequency options. However, this post describes the one which uses 868 MHz frequency.

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