Hello,
I am a newbie to Arduino world coming from Raspberry Pi !
Currently i am working on a personal project in which i want to link sensor data attached to an arduino nano (sender) to a Raspberry Pi (receiver). On both sides i have RF modules talking in 433 Mhz.
I have seen lots of RF modules and how to use them to send and receive signals.
My question is :
Can i use different RF module on sender and receiver ?
Especially, on sender side i would like to use a CC1101 RF Module and on the receiver side an E32 RF Module.
Is this possible ? Have anyone experienced such thing ?
Of course, i will be using the same transmission protocol on both sides.
Thanks for your help.
K.
Kattabomane:
Can i use different RF module on sender and receiver ?
In general no.
And to avoid confusion, its a good idea to post links to the actual modules you are mentioning.
Hello,
Thanks for your qucik reply.
Is there any reason for that ?
In case of a Lora network, the sender might use a different RF module than the gateway. How this is possible ?
The modules i have used are :
CC1101 : https://www.amazon.fr/Neuftech-Wireless-Module-émetteur-récepteur-Transceiver/dp/B01CI01F94
E32 : E32-433T30D-成都亿佰特电子科技有限公司
In the case of LoRa, the modules are built to handle existing protocols
With other modules the manufacturer does things his own way, and their is little chance that different modules do things in an identical fashion. Trying is free, prospects are dismal
Kattabomane:
In case of a Lora network, the sender might use a different RF module than the gateway. How this is possible ?
In the case of LoRa all the LoRa RF chips are made by Semtech, so they make them compatible.
Ebyte use the Semtech LoRa RF chips to make their modules, but they do it in such a way that the modules are not compatible with networks such as LoRaWAN or TTN.
Thanks for your answers.
I will use both E32 modules on sender and receiver.
Regards,
K.