← Back to context Comment by NoiseBert69 1 day ago Ultra low-power LoRa stuff with STM32 microcontrollers. Powered by solar. 2 comments NoiseBert69 Reply eternityforest 1 day ago Oh nice! What protocol are you using? NoiseBert69 13 hours ago For the usual sensor stuff I stick to classic LoRaWAN. For "complex" protocols I prefer the TLV style.Biggest trick is incorporate deep-sleep as much as possible and "waking up by interrupts". That has a big impact on your software designs.
eternityforest 1 day ago Oh nice! What protocol are you using? NoiseBert69 13 hours ago For the usual sensor stuff I stick to classic LoRaWAN. For "complex" protocols I prefer the TLV style.Biggest trick is incorporate deep-sleep as much as possible and "waking up by interrupts". That has a big impact on your software designs.
NoiseBert69 13 hours ago For the usual sensor stuff I stick to classic LoRaWAN. For "complex" protocols I prefer the TLV style.Biggest trick is incorporate deep-sleep as much as possible and "waking up by interrupts". That has a big impact on your software designs.
Oh nice! What protocol are you using?
For the usual sensor stuff I stick to classic LoRaWAN. For "complex" protocols I prefer the TLV style.
Biggest trick is incorporate deep-sleep as much as possible and "waking up by interrupts". That has a big impact on your software designs.