Very minimal STM32WLE5JC LoRa node (integrated LoRa) design problem

Engineer asked Dec 08,2025
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Hi everyone,


I’m trying to build the **smallest possible STM32WLE5JC LoRa node** (no external LoRa module, only the integrated radio) that:


- can be programmed with ST-LINK (6 pogo pads)

- can send/receive LoRa on 868 MHz properly

- ultra-low power (deep sleep <1 μA)


I made a very simple schematic in EasyEDA (attached JSON + PDF) but I’m not 100 % sure it’s correct:


- I added the 32.768 kHz crystal

- I added a 32 MHz TCXO

- BOOT0 and NRST with pull-up/down

- decoupling caps

- programming pads


But I’m afraid I missed something important (RF matching? SMPS? proper decoupling? TCXO connection?)


Could someone please check my design and tell me:

1. What is wrong / missing?

2. How to make it really minimal?

3. Add the correct 868 MHz RF matching + PCB antenna?

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