

What Is LoRa?LoRa derives from “Long Range”, highlighting its core capability of long-distance wireless communication. After acquiring the French company Cycleo, the original inventor of CSS (Chirp Spread Spectrum) technology, Semtech commercialized this modulation technology under the name LoRa, emphasizing its ability to achieve ultra-long-range communication with extremely low power consumption.
LoRa is a low-power wide-area (LPWA) wireless communication technology based on spread spectrum modulation. It combines ultra-long range coverage, ultra-low power consumption, and strong interference resistance, making it ideal for large-scale, low-power, and distributed IoT deployments. LoRa supports flexible network topologies, enabling both point-to-point communication and connectivity to public or private LoRaWAN networks, addressing a wide range of deployment needs from small local networks to large-scale wide-area applications.
As one of the earliest companies in China to invest in LoRa technology, HOPERF has launched a comprehensive portfolio of high-sensitivity, low-power, and easy-to-integrate LoRa modules, covering the 150 MHz–960 MHz frequency range. These modules deliver outstanding performance in link budget, interference immunity, communication reliability, and power efficiency.
Today, HOPERF’s LoRa products are widely deployed across smart metering, smart agriculture, environmental monitoring, smart cities, security and access control, and logistics tracking, providing customers with a stable and reliable wireless communication foundation that accelerates real-world IoT implementation.


