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The SX1303 868MHz LoRaWAN Gateway HAT adds high-performance LoRaWAN capabilities to your Raspberry Pi. With multi-channel support, built-in GPS, fine timestamping, and exceptional sensitivity, it’s ideal for building your own long-range, high-capacity gateway with geolocation support.
This SX1303 868MHz LoRaWAN Gateway HAT is a compact, high-performance solution for building your own LoRaWAN gateway with a Raspberry Pi. It combines the SX1303 concentrator chip with the SX1250 radio front-end, supporting long-range communication, high node capacity, and excellent sensitivity down to -141dBm. The module supports concurrent multi-channel communication and features onboard PA and LNA for improved RF performance.
This version includes a HAT designed specifically for Raspberry Pi boards, featuring a 40-pin GPIO connector and an integrated L76K GPS/BD module for accurate timing and location data. The SX1303 also supports Fine Timestamping, enabling time-difference-of-arrival (TDOA) network positioning for geolocation applications.
The included SX1303 module connects via a mini-PCIe socket and includes four onboard LED indicators for system status. It comes with C-based development resources to help you get started.
Raspberry Pi not included
Band chip | SX1303 |
Frequency range | 868M: EU868, IN865, RU864 |
Power supply | 5V |
Modulation | LoRa(G)FSK |
Emit power | +26dBm@5V |
Receiving sensitivity | -141dBm@125KHz/SF12 -121dBm@125KHz/SF5 |
Overall power consumption | emitting: 427mA@5V receiving: 40mA@5V sleep: 8mA@5V |
Communication bus | SPI, I2C |
External connector | Mini-PCIe |
Operating temperature | -40~85°C |
Dimensions | 50.95 × 30mm |
Raspberry Pi not included