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  Marie H

  • 5 months ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  RE: CC1101: How to send unmodulated carrier using cc1101

  Hi Lucia, Let me loop in an expert. In the mean while, can you confirm what version of the CC1100 CC1101 CC1100E CC2500 Examples Libraries you are using?
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  Leif Gunnar Ellingsen

  • over 3 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  CC1100E: CC1100 design not passing EN300220 test

  Part Number: CC1100E Hello, We developed a system around 2007 with the CC1100 implemented. This units have passed the EN300220 test. Last year we finished a new version of the main unit. During a verification of this new unit delivered from a test...
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  Dima Dima

  • over 3 years ago
  • Other wireless
  • Other wireless technologies forum

  CC1190: AN119

  Part Number: CC1190 Hello! In the example AN119 (Using the CC1190 Front End with CC1100E in the 470 MHz- 510 MHz band) not distinguishable component values. Help with nominal values scheme?
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  Sverre

  • over 5 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  RE: Please modernize AN026 code

  AN026 and the corresponding SW was developed back in 2003 for a part that is no longer recommended for new designs (CC1010). There will be no maintenance, updates or porting of this SW example. For CC1110 we have several audio examples. See http:/...
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  TER

  • over 3 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  RE: CC1100E: Channel interference issue in Simpliciti

  I don't know SimpliciTI too well but this sounds like a fundamental RF issue, not a stack issue. How large Rx Bw do you use and what is the channel spacing? If you use a strong signal in your testing some of the signal will go into the next...
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  TER

  • over 4 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  RE: Which Sub-1 GHz MCU base on MSP430 in 470-510MHz ?

  We have two radios that cover the 470 MHz to 510 MHz band: CC1100E and CC1310, non of them are MSP based.
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  TER

  • over 4 years ago
  • Other wireless
  • Other wireless technologies forum

  RE: Is CC11xx CRC-16 Manchester encoded?

  Yes, CC1100E is the same as CC1101 except the frequency range (eq the manchester coding is the same)
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  TER

  • over 4 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  RE: Sub 1 GHz ICs for wireless microphones

  We don't have any device that covers the full range. CC1100E is the device that we have on the market that covers this best, the upcoming CC1310 will at least cover this band up to 510 MHz, probably a bit higher.
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  Nipun Gunawardena

  • over 6 years ago
  • Sub-1 GHz
  • Sub-1 GHz forum

  GDO0 On CC1100E Not Rising

  Hi all, I am attempting to interface an MSP430F1611 to a 950/960 MHz CC1100E, but I cannot get the pair to transmit properly. On the transmitting side, I have a CC1100E evaluation module plugged into a SmartRF04 evaluation board, which is then connected...
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  Peter Bigot

  • over 5 years ago
  • Other wireless
  • Other wireless technologies forum

  CC1101 VERSION register interpretation

  • Resolved

  :------------ | :----------- | :------ 0 | 3 | CC1100 0 | 4 | CC1101 0 | 5 | CC1100E 0 | 6 | CC430 RF1A 0 | 7 | CC110L 128 | 3 | CC2500

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