How do LoRa jammers work?
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How do LoRa jammers work?

Although all signal jammers have the same function, they differ from each other in their range and power. A lora jammer for example, has very particular specifications regarding the technology they use, which we will talk about next.

Wireless jamming has been used for years and LoRa technology has undoubtedly been one of the most applied in devices that fulfill this function. However, there are studies that show that LoRa jamming represents a significant risk of attack, and others show that they are significantly resistant and even with a high level of support for parallel transmissions.

There are many features that make LoRa technology the ideal protocol for connecting sensors and, of course, signal jammers. This is due to the possibility of connecting several devices at the same time and managing them easily and quickly.

What is LoRa technology?

The term LoRa is basically used to refer to a low-speed, long-range wireless protocol. Through this technology, it is possible to connect sensors and devices with reduced power consumption so that the battery of portable signal jammers, for example, can last for a long time without discharging.

LoRa stands for "Long Range Modulation", which is specially designed to achieve low data transfers and high coverage with low power consumption.

This protocol is ideal for devices such as signal jammers that are connected to send or receive data or information over long distances, without interference from operators.

Features of LoRa jammers

The technology of LoRa jammers undoubtedly highlights certain features of this device that you should know.

Low power consumption

This is probably its main benefit, allowing it to have devices that do not need to constantly charge their batteries. This, for example, is very important in the case of portable jammers, so that they have a longer useful life and there is no need to change them continuously.

Long range

LoRa technology allows devices using it to operate in urban areas, as the signal can penetrate buildings, walls, and obstacles. It can even have a range of up to 20 km in clear areas.

Connecting multiple devices

One of the most attractive features of LoRa technology is that within a single gateway it is possible to connect many devices simultaneously. This is ideal for cell phones, computers and also for signal jammers.

LoRa technology is known for defining radio signals, both their frequency and modulation, so its operation makes LoRa jammers much more efficient in over-the-air data transmission and synchronization with different operating systems, networks and more.

Since France developed the LoRa modulation technique, large companies related to data and signal transmission have used it to their advantage because of its low power consumption and range, so signal jammers are no exception.

One of the main advantages of technologies such as LoRa is undoubtedly the low power consumption because although there are various forms of wireless connection with a wide range, none of them has such low power consumption, which implies a much lower expenditure in sensors or batteries.