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BOOSTXL-CC1120-90: is very sensitive to the effect?

Part Number: BOOSTXL-CC1120-90
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1190, CC1120

I am writing because for a school research project i need to choose a communication system and validate them for our application. My problem is that the communication must work for the downlink from a capsule that can reach speed Mach 3 and it can reach at same time a altitude of about 100km. After some search on internet about LoRa technology we ave founded the TI video where the CC1120 + CC1190 was communicating with more of 100km LoS and we thought these modules can be good for our experiment. At this point we have realized that we don't have found any information about the maximal speed that can be reached from the tx module to avoid that the frequency change induced from the doppler effect have some non negligible effect on the communication (lost of communication).

My question at this point is how sensitive are the CC1120 + CC1190 modules to doppler effect? anybody know the maximal frequency change tolerated on the receiver?

  • Hi,

    You can widen the Receiver Bandwidth to accommodate the Frequency offset caused by Doppler effect.

    We have not tested the Doppler effect on these modules because these are not meant for Mobile applications.

    You can use the our Range Estimator spread sheet which in E2E forum. The following is the link to the Range Estimator.

    Thanks,

    PM

  • The range estimator has been moved here:

    The speed of sound is still very small compared to the speed of light so I doubt that you will see any issues. You can try to do the theoretical calculations.