LoRa32 V2.1 433Mhz ESP32 LoRa SD Card WIFI Wireless Module With SMA IP5306 0.96 Inch OLED
Details
- BrandDollaTek
- Model nameLoRa32 V2.1
- Connectivity technologyWi-Fi
- Included components1 x LoRa32 2 x
- Operating systemLinux
Description
🚀 Elevate your IoT game with ultra-reliable, smart wireless tech!
- SMART POWER EFFICIENCY - Integrated IP5306 chip ensures optimized battery life with fast wake-up and power management.
- INTUITIVE VISUAL FEEDBACK - 0.96 inch OLED screen provides real-time data and status updates at a glance.
- DYNAMIC FREQUENCY ADAPTATION - Automatic frequency correction and frequency hopping keep your connection smooth and secure.
- CRYSTAL CLEAR SIGNAL MONITORING - Digital RSSI and automatic gain control deliver precise signal strength and stability.
- SEAMLESS LONG RANGE CONNECTIVITY - Harness the power of 433MHz LoRa for robust, interference-resistant wireless communication.
The LoRa32 V2.1 is a cutting-edge ESP32-based wireless module operating at 433MHz, featuring advanced digital RSSI, automatic frequency correction, and gain control for superior signal quality. Equipped with an IP5306 power management chip and a 0.96 inch OLED display, it offers fast wake-up, frequency hopping, and real-time visual feedback, making it ideal for professional IoT and wireless communication projects.
Reviews
P**G
So versatile
These boards are just so neat and versatile.... the combination of ESP32, Lora, GPS and battery management on a single board fits in with so many projects.I have a few minor criticisms though:1. The onboard wifi antenna is really easy to break off the board (although there is a socket for an external antenna - to use it you do have to move a surface mount resistor).2. There is no way of measuring the battery voltage from the CPU3. It's really difficult to find schematics for all the various versions of the board, so sometimes you're left guessing what's actually connected where.None of these stop me buying more of these boards though - they're just so neat!
M**G
Somewhat difficult to program
It’s a very nice board however uploading compiled code is a bit hit and miss. I’ve had success with a Linux mint intel based computer with Visual Studio and the PlatformIO plug in with the Espressive C compiler. I had no success at all with a Raspberry Pi
A**E
Screen is easy to break
I managed to break the screen on mine by dropping it. I have quite a few similar boards and this is the only one that's broken so far.
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