The STM32 system chip presented by ST accelerates the development of LoRa IoT smart devices

     Promoting a sustainable world through smart infrastructure and logistics, smart industry and smart living, STMicroelectronics, the world's leading semiconductor supplier across multiple electronic applications, demonstrated the world's first LoRa system-on-a-chip (SoC) to connect smart devices to the Internet of Things (IoT) through long-range wireless technology.

     The STM32WLE5 system chip enables product developers to create devices such as remote environmental sensors, meters, trackers, and process controllers that help businesses effectively manage energy and resource usage. The system chip integrates STMicroelectronics' ultra-low power STM32 microcontroller design technology with LORA-compatible RF technology in an easy-to-use monolithic product. The RF power management architecture, which has several patents pending, will ensure the STM32WLE5's unique performance. STMicroelectronics LoRaWAN wireless network communication software has been certified in all regions and is available worldwide.

     Ricardo De Sa Earp, General Manager of STMicroelectronics MicroController Division, said: "Our new product, the STM32 Wireless System Chip, extends the existing STM32W wireless MCU product line, simplifying new product development while saving bill of materials costs and maximizing system reliability and energy efficiency. In addition, by porting existing embedded designs to the STM32WLE5, developers can easily introduce wireless connectivity to take full advantage of the STM32 MCU architecture."