CC2520RHDTG4

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The CC2520RHDTG4 is a RF transceiver IC that provides an integrated and cost-effective solution for low-power wireless applications. It integrates a low-power CMOS transceiver and a 32-bit MCU with 16K of RAM and 2K of ROM. The device is an advanced single-chip solution for the 2.4GHz band ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) and SRD (Short Range Device) bands, offering ranges of 1m to 10km. It is designed for multi-node systems, mesh and point-to-point networks, used in home automation, industrial control, medical applications and other wireless applications requiring a high level of data integrity and reliability. The CC2520RHDTG4 also supports the new IEEE 802.15.4-2011 (Direction Finding) standard.

The CC2520RHDTG4 is available in a 6×6 mm 38-pin QFN package with 4-layer PCB trace antenna structure. Its architecture includes an RF transceiver with two independent switches for antenna selection, a power amplifier, a low noise amplifier, an integrated power detector, and a crystal oscillator. It also features an on-chip 8-bit microcontroller, a low power 15mA system controller, and a 128-bit true random number generator (TRNG).

The CC2520RHDTG4 is a single-chip, low-power 2.4GHz IEEE 802.15.4 transceiver, which operates at a data rate of up to 250Kbps. The transceiver is designed for low-power wireless communication in the ISM and SRD bands. It is designed for long-range operation, offering ranges of up to 1km or 10km (depending on the antenna type and environment). The CC2520RHDTG4 also offers an integrated true random number generator for secure communication, and directional finding implementation for location-aware applications. The device is integrated in a single-chip solution with a low-power, low-cost 32-bit MCU with 16K RAM and 2K ROM.

The CC2520RHDTG4 transceiver works in the 2.4 GHz frequency and supports multiple communication protocols such as GFSK, MSK, O-QPSK, OOK, and FSK. It features an external interface for external components such as an RF switch, antennae, and encoder/decoder and other RF components. The device supports 16 channels with channel hopping capabilities and channel selection. The device is designed for low power, low cost, and long-range applications.

The CC2520RHDTG4 features a low-power 32-bit MCU core with 16K RAM and 2K ROM. The processor core is designed to operate at a maximum clock frequency of 24MHz and can be put into a low-power sleep mode when not in use. The device also includes an integrated radio transceiver, which is optimised for low-power use and supports up to 16 channels. The transceiver also supports up to 250Kbps data rates and offers up to 16 dBm output power on both transmit and receive paths.

The CC2520RHDTG4 includes a True Random Number Generator (TRNG) for secure communication and remote authentication. The TRNG is a 128-bit true random number generator capable of producing high-quality random numbers deterministically. The CC2520RHDTG4 also includes an advanced channel selection algorithm for directional finding, which enables users to determine the position of devices in the network. The channel selection algorithm is designed to maximise performance in a given RF environment, while minimising interference.

The CC2520RHDTG4 is a single-chip RF transceiver IC that provides an integrated and cost-effective solution for low-power wireless applications. It features a low-power 32-bit MCU with 16K RAM and 2K ROM, a low-power transceiver with two independent switches for antenna selection, a power amplifier, a low noise amplifier, an integrated power detector, and a crystal oscillator. The device is optimised for low-power applications and is suitable for use in home automation, industrial control, medical applications, and other wireless applications requiring a high level of data integrity and reliability. The integrated True Random Number Generator (TRNG) provides secure communication and the directional finding algorithm provides location-aware applications.

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