Glass Fiber Lora Antenna Peak Gain (5.8dBi)

What is a Glass Fiber Lora Antenna Peak Gain (5.8dBi)?

The Glass Fiber Lora Antenna Peak Gain (5.8dBi) CTRF-ANTENNA-FB-8593-20550-N is a 5.8dBi LoRa Antenna 5.8dbi Peak High Gain Glass Fiber Network Antenna with N-type male connector fiberglass antenna manufactured by C&T RF Antennas Inc for outdoor Lora & ISM networks.

What is a LoRa Concentrator?

The terms gateway and concentrator are both in use, but they are equivalent components in a LoRa system. In other industries, the definitions of gateway and concentrator imply different components.

How does LoRa handle interference?

A LoRa modem has up to 19.5 dB interference rejection for co-channel GMSK, or in other words, it can accept signals 19.5 dB below the interfering signal or bottom noise.

Because it has such strong interference immunity, the LoRaTM modulation system can be used not only in bands with high spectrum usage but also in hybrid communication networks to extend coverage when the original modulation scheme in the network fails.

What is the LoRa data rate?

The SX1272 supports data rates from 0.3 to 37.5kbps and the SX1276 supports data rates from 0.018 to 37.5kbps.

What is a LoRa endpoint node or point?

LoRa end nodes are part of the LoRa network that performs sensing or control. They are powered by batteries at remote locations. These end nodes use the LoRaWAN network protocol to establish communication with the LoRa gateway (concentrator or base station).

What is LoRaWAN network architecture?

The LoRaWAN network architecture is a typical star topology in which the LoRa gateway is a transparent relay that connects the end devices to the server.

The gateway is connected to the server via standard IP, while the end devices communicate with one or more gateways using a single hop, with all nodes communicating in both directions.

LoRa gateways and modules are networked in a star network, while LoRa modules can theoretically be networked in a point-to-point polling mode, but the efficiency of point-to-point polling is much lower than that of a star network.

The gateway can receive multiple channels in parallel, processing multiple signals at the same time, which greatly increases the network capacity. Lora can also be used for ranging and positioning.

LPWAN has a long battery life and is truly low power for sensors and applications that need to send small amounts of data.

The External Glass Fiber Lora Antenna Peak Gain (5.8dBi) Antenna is manufactured by C&T RF Antennas Inc, the Lora internal antennas & Lora external antennas manufacturer in China.

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Glass Fiber Lora Antenna Peak Gain (5.8dBi) Fiberglass Antenna Specifications

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