LoRaWAN

Notes

• LoraWAN uses Lora radios (all made or licensed by Semtech,) which only implement the physical layer. LoraWAN is a MAC + network software layer. It's similar to 802.15.4 and Zigbee. Thus, if the hardware integrates Lora devices (such as the SX1276), then it can be used to implement LoraWAN or custom protocols using Lora.

• LoRa is the RF modulation, LoRaWAN is the protocol on top, that is defined and adopted by the LoRa alliance.

Links

• TTN wiki

• Teaching a new dog old tricks

• Nicolas Sornin - Future of LoRa

• Introduction to LoRa

• LoRa crash course by Thomas Telkamp

• 11 Myths About LoRaWAN

• LoRaWAN Encryption 101

• LoRaWAN Academy

• Building LPWAN Solutions that last for Years (2018)

• Firmware-updates enabled LoRaWAN example application

• Things Network Stack for LoRaWAN Frequency Plans

• The Problem with LoRa (2018)

• The Things Network Stack for LoRaWAN - Open-source LoRaWAN network stack suitable for large, global and geo-distributed public and private networks as well as smaller networks.

• TTN LoRaWAN v3 stack explanation

• Driving down the total cost of ownership of LoRaWAN deployments (2019)

• Your Primer for LoRa/LoRaWAN (2018)

• Interview with Nicolas Sornin (Semtech) - The Things Conference 2019

• Interview with Johan Stokking (The Things Network) - The Things Conference 2019

• Interview with Alistair Fulton (Semtech) - The Things Conference 2019

• Extending LoRaWAN's reach - Nicolas Sornin (Semtech) - The Things Conference 2019

• From zero to LoRaWAN in a weekend (2018)