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    The document compares four low-power wide-area network technologies: LTE-M, NB-IOT, LoRa, and Sigfox. LTE-M and NB-IOT are 3GPP cellular standards that operate on licensed spectrum bands using OFDMA, while LoRa and Sigfox are proprietary technologies that operate on unlicensed spectrum using FSK modulation. Key differences between the technologies include available spectrum, channel bandwidth, throughput, transmission power, and interference mitigation techniques.

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    Quick comparison of main stream of LPWAN technology especially physical layer.

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    The document compares four low-power wide-area network technologies: LTE-M, NB-IOT, LoRa, and Sigfox. LTE-M and NB-IOT are 3GPP cellular standards that operate on licensed spectrum bands using OFDMA, while LoRa and Sigfox are proprietary technologies that operate on unlicensed spectrum using FSK modulation. Key differences between the technologies include available spectrum, channel bandwidth, throughput, transmission power, and interference mitigation techniques.

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    LTE-M NBIOT Lora Sigfox

    Standard 3GPP release 13 3GPP release 13 Private Private


    Band Licensed: Licensed: Unlicensed Unlicensed
    B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B8/B12/B B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B8/B12/B EU: 433,868MHz EU: 868MHz
    13/B18/ 13/B18/ NA:900MHz NA:900MHz
    B19/B20/B26/B28/B39 B19/B20/B26/B28/B32/B66 AS: 430MHZ
    B70
    Channel Bandwidth 1.08MHz effective, 1.4MHz 180KHz effective, 200KHz Varies, from 7.8kHz to 200kHz, burst on 100Hz or
    with guard 500KHz 600Hz
    Modulation Varies: Varies; PDSCH/PDCCH, LoRa UL: D-BPSK
    PDSCH, 16QAM/QPSK, QPSK;PUSCH, QPSK/π/2- DL: GFSK
    PUSCH, 16QAM/QPSK, BPSK/π/4-QPSK
    Throughput HD, DL/UL HD, DL/UL Dependent on channel 100bps or 600bps
    300kbps/375kbps rel 13 27.2kbps/62.5kbps rel 13 bandwidth and SF, up to
    600kbps/1.1Mbps rel 14 85kbps/150kbps rel 14 300kbps
    TX power 23dBm, 20dBm 20-23dBm rel 13 20dBm EU: 14dBm
    14dBm rel 14 14dBm NA: 22dBm
    Receiver sensitivity Channel dependent Channel dependent Dependent on channel -142dBm@100Hz
    PDSCH -109.4dB PDSCH -112.45dB bandwidth and SF, the -134dBm@600Hz
    PUSCH -113.4dB PUSCH -116.45dB order of -130dBm
    Link Budget MCL 155.7dB MCL 164dB 168dB 163.3dB
    Channelization Yes Yes No No

    Synchronization Yes Yes No No


    Anti-Interference Licensed, OFDMA Licensed, DL: OFDMA Longer symbol duration Time/Frequency/Space
    Mechanism CRC channel coding, UL: singletone/multitone FEC Diversity, CRC
    scrambling, repetition up to SC-FDMA, CRC, Channel
    2048, frequency hopping, coding, Scrambling,
    HARQ repetitions up to 2048,
    frequency hopping, HARQ

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