SigFox vs Wireless M-Bus | Difference between SigFox and Wireless M-Bus

This page compares Sigfox vs Wireless M-Bus and mentions difference between Sigfox and Wireless M-Bus.

Specifications	Sigfox	Wireless M-Bus
Usage (bytes per day)	less than 200 bytes/day (typical), 5 kbytes/day (maximum)	less than 200 bytes/day (typical) less than 50 kbytes/day (maximum)
data rate (payload)	10 to 100 bps (typical for one message) less than 50 kbps (max. peak)	2.4 to 4.8 kbps (typical for one message) 19.2 kbps (max.)
Coverage distance	10 to 12 km (city areas) 40 to 60 Km (country side areas)	upto 1 Km (city areas) upto 7 Km (country side areas)
Frequency bands	433 MHz, 868 MHz m 915 MHz (<1 GHz)	169 MHz
Link budget	upto 170 dB (100 bps, 500 mWatt)	upto 150 dB (2.4 kbps, 500 mWatt)
Frame size (payload size)	12 bytes (typical)	30 to 130 bytes (typical)
latency max.	ms to seconds	ms to seconds
applications	telemetry and tracking, alarm, control, sensing	Smart metering
unique applications	supports nomadic (across the cell) and mobility	fixed network
RF Wireless World References	Refer SIGFOX tutorial>>.	Refer What is wireless M-Bus>> and M-Bus vs Wireless M-Bus>>.

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