IoT Device Prototyping with STMicroelectronics Nucleo Development Boards – Day 4

Prototyping NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q and NUCLEO-G071RB LoRa Nodes is Day 4 in this series.

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IoT Device Prototyping with STMicroelectronics Nucleo Development Boards – Day 4

The NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q is just too powerful to ignore. It is the perfect platform for hosting a LoRa node. We will reuse the custom ARDUINO shield we built for the IMU and populate it with an EMB-LR1276S LoRa module. We will need to assemble another LoRa node to complete our Lora wireless link. The remote LoRa node task falls upon the NUCLEO-G071RB and its click expansion interface. That pretty much takes care of the hardware portion of today's lecture. The bulk of today's discussion will focus on coding the EMB-LR1276S drivers for the NUCLEO-U575ZI-Q and NUCLEO-G071RB.