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cc1350: transferring data coming from Sub 1Ghz to Bluetooth

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Part Number: CC1350

Hello

I have an application where I need to receive incoming data from Sub 1Ghz and transfer it to a bluetooth device (a tablet)

Incoming Sub 1 Ghz data is actually a 115200 baudrate uart stream (baudrate can be lowered if there is a need) .

As soon as I receive this data, I need to transfer it to an android tablet via bluetooth.

I shouldn't miss any data and should relay incoming data as fast as possible.

Is cc1350 suitable for this case? Can it do data transfer simultaneously in both uart and bluetooth?

thanks

rifo

  • Do you need full BLE or could you send the data as a beacon?

    Could you clarify: You write sub 1-GHz but it sounds like you are using UART + 2.4 GHz. Do you actually use sub 1-GHz? If you are using UART + 2.4 GHz, look into CC2640R2

    CC1350 has limited memory which make it difficult to run two protocols at the same time. CC1352 is a better device if you want two full stacks.
  • Thanks, I 'll need the full BLE. I will then check CC1352