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cc2540 memory

cc2540 memory

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Senthil kumar103423
Posted by Senthil kumar103423
on Apr 16 2012 06:15 AM
Prodigy250 points

Hi ,

It has been mentioned that cc2540 minidk has 256KB Programmable memory and 8 KB RAM ,but my question is "how it is possible to load 324KB of keyfob_demo.hex in to the keyfob ,which has 256 KB of memory ?

That demo application is working fine for me .This question is to understand the memory consumption of cc2540.

Thanks in advance

Regards,

Senthil kumar.I

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  • Joakim Lindh
    Posted by Joakim Lindh
    on Apr 16 2012 06:27 AM
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    Hi, 

    The file size of the .hex does not reflect the actual size of the image that is written to the CC2540 SoC.

    To see the size of the image written to the CC2540, you can use IAR. After you've built your project, have a look in the .map file found in the "Output" folder (Left frame of IAR). At the bottom you'll find the CODE memory, which is what you are looking for.

    Br

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  • hec
    Posted by hec
    on Apr 16 2012 06:28 AM
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    I think you are looking at the file size on the PC and not the size of the image. The file is not a binary file; the format is intel-hex, and it represents an image of 115 KB.

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    Posted by Senthil kumar103423
    on Apr 17 2012 00:26 AM
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    thanks for  your reply  !

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