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    PacketDUINO is a LoRaWAN-enabled Arduino development board that uses an ATmega32u4 microcontroller. It has a USB port for programming and headers compatible with Arduino shields. The board features long-range LoRaWAN connectivity up to 15km and supports various sensors like temperature, current, and ultrasonic proximity out of the box. It can be powered by USB, DC input, or a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

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    PacketDUINO is a LoRaWAN-enabled Arduino development board that uses an ATmega32u4 microcontroller. It has a USB port for programming and headers compatible with Arduino shields. The board features long-range LoRaWAN connectivity up to 15km and supports various sensors like temperature, current, and ultrasonic proximity out of the box. It can be powered by USB, DC input, or a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

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    PacketDUINO is a LoRaWAN-enabled Arduino development board that uses an ATmega32u4 microcontroller. It has a USB port for programming and headers compatible with Arduino shields. The board features long-range LoRaWAN connectivity up to 15km and supports various sensors like temperature, current, and ultrasonic proximity out of the box. It can be powered by USB, DC input, or a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

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    packetDUINO 1

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    Eduard Balmaceda
    PacketDUINO is a LoRaWAN-enabled Arduino development board that uses an ATmega32u4 microcontroller. It has a USB port for programming and headers compatible with Arduino shields. The board features long-range LoRaWAN connectivity up to 15km and supports various sensors like temperature, current, and ultrasonic proximity out of the box. It can be powered by USB, DC input, or a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

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    packetDUINO PacketDUINO is a LoRaWANTM enabled Arduino development

    board. The board uses atmega32u4 microcontroller, the boot-


    loader can either be Arduino Leonardo (5v) or adafruit feather
    32u4(3.3v) in a standard Arduino form factor. It has usb port for
    programming, 10 pin header compatible with the famous Arduino
    UNO and can be programmed using Arduino IDE software.

    The board has ultra-long range capability (up to 15Km) and re-
    quires low power making it ideal for IoT end nodes because of the
    LoRaWANTM technology embedded on it. It has high immunity to
    signal interference using Semtech’s patented LoRa spread spec-
    trum modulation technique.

    The packetDUINO can run as a standalone Temperature probe


    sensor, current clamp sensor and Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor.
    It has a built in DS18B20 temperature probe Input, Current probe
    Input and Ultrasonic Proximity Input. The device can be battery
    powered using Lithium ION/Polymer and can be charged via
    USB or DC input.

    Features
    LoRaWANTM enabled Arduino development board
    Technical Specification
    Standard headers for Arduino shields LoRa
    Programmable via Arduino IDE Device S76S
    Programming interface via USB port Integrated MCU STM32L073xZ
    Compatible to numerous Arduino open source Integrated RF IC SX1276
    RF
    libraries
    Frequency 868Mhz
    LoRa Alliance Certified MCU+RF SiP(System-in- Antenna Via IPX/U.FL Connector
    Package) device on-board Modulation LoRa
    Optimized for IOT applications Range Up to 15k
    U.FL/IPX connector for 868Mhz Antenna RF power +20dBm (100mW RF output)
    Ultra-long range capability up to 15km Link budget Up to 168dB
    Powered by USB (micro), DC 7-15V or battery Adruino
    Compatible board Arduino Shields
    (Single-cell LiPo) Microcontroller Atmega32u4 @8Mhz or @16Mhz
    Single-cell Li-Ion/Polymer battery charging Operating voltage 5V and 3.3V via linear regulator
    on board
    Software Arduino IDE
    Applications Bootloader Based on Arduino Leonardo or adafruit Feather
    Standalone Temperature sensor Connectors USB micro, Arduino headers
    Programming Native USB. No need for external bridge IC
    Standalone Current Clamp sensor
    Interface
    Standalone Proximity Sensor Serial communica- Hardware UART, hardware I2C, hardware SPI
    IoT device development tions supported
    Kickoff and startup projects IO 20 GPIOs
    Academic research and experiments On board Peripherals
    Proof of concept prototypes Charger Battery Chemistry | Lithium-Ion/Polymer
    Converting Arduino project as LoRaWANTM end Number of Cells | 1
    Charge Current - Max | 500mA
    nodes
    Add-On Peripherals
    Learning kit for LoRaWANTM Temperature Probe
    DS18B20 Temperature Range | -55°C to +125°C
    Current Probe
    SCT013 Accuracy | ±0.5°C Accuracy from -10°C
    to +85°C
    Proximity Sensor Current Range | 100A : 50mA
    JSN-SR04T Range | 20-600cm range
    Distance accuracy | +- 1cm

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