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    Pygate RX Sensitivity

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      d.alvrzx
      last edited by d.alvrzx

      Hello all!

      I was wondering, how does the sensitivity of the Pygate compare to, say, the Laird RG1XX Gateways? The Laird modules have a stated sensitivity of -127 dBm (assuming Bandwidth = 125 kHz, Spreading Factor = 7, DR0), but I couldn't any similar parameter listed in the Pygate datasheet.

      Any ideas, @Gijs ? Or possibly somebody else :)

      Best,

      Dan

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        Gijs
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        @d-alvrzx said in Pygate RX Sensitivity:

        Or possibly somebody else

        Hi,
        On the Pygate, we feature a Semtech SX1308 concentrator with SX1257 frontends. The combination has a theoretical sensitivity of -139dBm. I do not believe we measured the actual performance in this regard.

        Adding the SNR_min and Ptx, gives an even higher link budget :)

        Gijs

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          d.alvrzx @Gijs
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          @Gijs Wow. -139 dBm seems very sensitive. I will look into it, do some tests with both GW and see how they compare. Will post back when that is done.

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            robert-hh @Gijs
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            @Gijs said in Pygate RX Sensitivity:

            Adding the SNR_min and Ptx, gives an even higher link budget

            IMHO this has not anything to do with the actual physics. It's just calculated numbers.

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