A Sockets API for LoRa - Standardizing IoT Network Interfaces
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the development of a standardized Linux sockets interface for LoRa technology in this informative conference talk. Delve into the proposal for integrating LoRaWAN and competing network protocols within the Linux kernel, focusing on proper device drivers and Device Tree descriptions. Learn about the challenges and requirements for implementing a unified software interface for LoRa modules from various vendors. Gain insights into the physical layer, Netlink layer, and regulatory considerations for LoRa implementation. Discover how this proposed API aims to enhance IoT connectivity using long-range, low-power Wide Area Network technology. Benefit from the expertise of Andreas Färber, a SUSE engineer with extensive experience in Linux kernel development and arm architecture.
Syllabus
Introduction
About LoRa
Hardware
Linux kernel interfaces
SpyDev
Requirements
Essex 13 OXM
Serial Device Bus
USB
Physical Layer
Basic Idea
Netlink Layer
LoRa Wand
Regulatory Information
Current Drivers
Protocols
Conclusion
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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