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    any reference design to xfer data over RF?

    • richardli
      Posted by richardli
      on Apr 07 2006 17:01 PM
      Prodigy20 points
      How to communicate between two chips over RF, very low cost RF, like ASK at 900MHZ.
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    • TI Dan
      Posted by TI Dan
      on Apr 11 2006 17:28 PM
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      We do not have a reference design for using Stellaris with an RF device at this time. This would be a good app note or reference design for the future. We will keep this in mind.

      -Dan
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    • Derek9531
      Posted by Derek9531
      on Mar 28 2013 13:40 PM
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      TI's partner Anaren has a great CC110L based boosterpack, which can be joined with a Stellaris LaunchPad. This would be a great way to start. You would still need to write the software, but at least it will get you the hardware easily. There's also an Anaren Zigbee BoosterPack that includes code examples for both MSP430 and Stellaris. That kit rocks, but Zigbee is probably a little too expensive for your needs.

      http://www.ti.com/tool/430boost-cc110l

      fixituntilitsbroken.blogspot.com

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    • cb1_mobile
      Posted by cb1_mobile
      on Mar 28 2013 13:56 PM
      Guru21680 points

      Yours is valuable, good news - although possibly "miscast" in response to near 7 year past - forum post...

      May suggest new tag - "Fixitb4nextdecade"   (just say'in)

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    • Derek9531
      Posted by Derek9531
      on Mar 28 2013 15:19 PM
      Genius5460 points

      After I posted it I realized that my forum page was sorted on date ascending, instead of descending. Oh well; hopefully someone googling for it will find it. :)

      fixituntilitsbroken.blogspot.com

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