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  • Forum Post: Hardware counter for external clock

    Chris S
    I have looked through the Users Guide for the 2541 and it does not appear that any of the timers can increment a hardware counter on an external clock. I am trying to count pulses on the 2541 at a rate of 2MHz and then periodically check the value of a count register. It would seem that the closest thing...
    on Jul 10, 2012

  • Forum Post: Supervisor timeout in shorter connection interval

    Asha Vijay
    Hi, I'm using CC2540 in our product, where it reads a huge data from the sensor interfaced to CC2540 and transmit the same over BLE to the host. I'm able to collect huge data (8 KB of data) and transmit 20 bytes of data at a time over BLE.With this I'm able to achieve transfer speed of...
    on Jul 17, 2012

  • Forum Post: some confusion about cc2541 vref value.

    forall reg
    vref=1.15V in the cc2541 document. but my actual measurement =1.2V , which is the correct value? i give a 3.0V power on cc2541,and use the adc 12bit convertion to measure the vdd/3 . when i use vref=1.2V to calculate the vdd,i get vdd=3V. if vref=1.15 ,why my above measurement indicate the vref=1...
    on Jan 6, 2013

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