Pros
- With the Raspberry Pi 3+ Compute Module, LimeNET Micro builds on previous platforms to further democratize wireless networking, much like the Raspberry Pi democratized embedded computing.
Cons
- For a long time
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Description of π¬ Micro LimeNET
LimeNET Micro makes deploying wireless networks more accessible than ever before, by extending the LimeNET line of integrated hardware solutions via an ultra-low cost platform that is capable of supporting narrowband systems, such as GSM and IoT wireless standards, in a stand-alone configuration. As with existing integrated LimeNET platforms, the new LimeNET Micro is built on the very same revolutionary field-programmable RF (FPRF) technology and features the LMS7002M transceiver at its heart. However, this highly cost-optimized, single board solution also integrates GPS for high-accuracy timing, active Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), and embedded compute for fully standalone operation. In utilizing the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+, LimeNET Micro builds on previous platforms to further democratize wireless networks in much the same way that the Raspberry Pi has democratized embedded computing. Given its incredibly low price point and highly integrated nature, there are endless application possibilities for LimeNET Micro, ranging from cellular networks and IoT, through spectrum monitoring, test and measurement, amateur radio, and radio astronomy.
Pros
- With its incredibly low price and high level of integration, the uses of LimeNET Micro are endless, from cellular networks and the Internet of Things to spectrum monitoring, test and measurement, amateur radio and radio astronomy.
Cons
- Without insurance
Pros
- Computer parts
Cons
- Bad instructions
Pros
- Electronics
Cons
- Some bugs
