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Trading hardware with medium reservation to tackle scalability in low‐cost, single‐channel LoRa networks

Figueiredo et al., 2022

Document ID
11221924882716496324
Author
Figueiredo A
Luís M
Zúquete A
Publication year
Publication venue
Internet Technology Letters

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LoRa is actually one of the most popular LPWAN technologies for IoT applications, due to its low‐power and long‐range transmissions. A single low‐cost, single‐channel LoRa Gateway is able to cover a large number of End‐Devices spread over a wide area. Gateway diversity …
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