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Spreading Factor Assignment Strategy for Coverage and Capacity Flexible Tradeoff
LoRa is a physical layer technology with the ability to connect multiple devices in a wide area of coverage, with low power consumption and with interference robustness. In this Letter, we investigate the efficiency of LoRa to send multiple uplink streams, analyzing strategies of allocating the spre
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