This architecture is designed to capture high-dynamic-range light data (Lux) at a remote field site and transmit it over long distances to a central base station.
- Core Tech: Reyax RYLR998 LoRa® Transceivers.
- Master Controller: Arduino UNO Q (Gateway).
- MCU: Arduino Nano
- Sensor: Waveshare TSL25911 (High Dynamic Range Lux Sensing)
- Communication: Reyax RYLR998
- Safety: Uses a mandatory 220/330Ω voltage divider for 5V to 3.3V logic translation.
- MCU: Arduino UNO Q (Qualcomm® QRB2210 + STM32U585)
- Bridge: Reyax RYLS135 USB-to-UART.
- Uplink: Managed via Arduino Cloud for real-time visualization.
graph TD
%% Node A: Remote Sensor
subgraph Node_A [Node A: Remote Sensor]
TSL[TSL25911 Lux Sensor] -- "I2C (Lux Data)" --> Nano[Arduino Nano]
Nano -- "UART (AT Commands)" --> RYLR_A[Reyax RYLR998 LoRa]
end
%% The Wireless Link
RYLR_A -. "915MHz LoRa (Up to 10 Miles)" .-> RYLR_B[Reyax RYLR998 LoRa]
%% Node B: Gateway
subgraph Node_B [Node B: Gateway]
RYLR_B -- "UART" --> UnoQ[Arduino UNO Q]
UnoQ -- "USB/Serial" --> Bridge[RYLS135 Bridge]
UnoQ -- "WiFi Uplink" --> Cloud[Arduino Cloud Dashboard]
end
%% Styling
style Node_A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style Node_B fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
style RYLR_A fill:#dfd
style RYLR_B fill:#dfd
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