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Which microcontroller to create my own lorawan node?

imslora

Hi all I am quite new in this sphere - I have a good electronics background and I specialize in IoT Integration.

I am stumped on which microcontroller to choose to create a lorawan node? Any good pointers?

I am asking because lorawan to enable otaa which seems to be the way forward has some memory issues with the conventional mcu's

thanks and sorry for the noob question

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    Thanks for your replies

    thanks for your feedback I refer to the onboard memory as the library needed to attain ttn v3 otaa exceeds or will occupy the majority of the memory leaving little to none space for your own code with no headroom. Yes I have been looking at other project my project was prototyped using arduino mkr wan - so i have a working prototype but now I am in the stage to try and minimise the circuit footprint by redesigning a minimalist circuit. I asked this question so I can get more ideas what mcu's one could use.

    thanks, yes I understand and did that - admittedly i didnt look at TTGO and now I am drooling a bit because looks like has enough ram to accomplish OTAA

    Thanks again - seems like quite an active community and helpful  

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    Thanks for your replies

    thanks for your feedback I refer to the onboard memory as the library needed to attain ttn v3 otaa exceeds or will occupy the majority of the memory leaving little to none space for your own code with no headroom. Yes I have been looking at other project my project was prototyped using arduino mkr wan - so i have a working prototype but now I am in the stage to try and minimise the circuit footprint by redesigning a minimalist circuit. I asked this question so I can get more ideas what mcu's one could use.

    thanks, yes I understand and did that - admittedly i didnt look at TTGO and now I am drooling a bit because looks like has enough ram to accomplish OTAA

    Thanks again - seems like quite an active community and helpful  

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