PIC Microcontroller Embedded Development Using the CCS PIC MCU C Compiler – Day 4

The CCS Long Range RF Kit is Day 4 in this series.

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PIC Microcontroller Embedded Development Using the CCS PIC MCU C Compiler – Day 4

CCS offers a multitude of development kits in addition to its CCS PIC MCU C Compiler. The CCS Long Range RF Kit is actually a LoRa hardware implementation supported by CCS LoRa firmware drivers. A PIC18F45K22 microcontroller runs the show and controls a Microchip RN2903A LoRa Technology Transceiver Module using the CCS C compiler’s built-in RN2903A driver. The CCS Long Range RF Kit comes with a pair of RN2903A LoRa transceivers and PIC18F45K22 controllers.