Part Number: CC1125 I am working on a new product design where I would like to use the CC1125 primarilary as a receiver to measure RSSI at channels between 750-900MHz. I am trying to find a balun device that I can use along with this CC1125 that will…
Part Number: CC1125 Back to investigating the issue where the CC1125 did not seem to be going to SLEEP:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless-connectivity/sub-1-ghz-group/sub-1-ghz/f/sub-1-ghz-forum/1531707/cc1125-not-going-to-sleep/5931713
The Host…
Part Number: CC1125
Hi Experts,
Question 1:
When I was initializing the CC1125, I found that even though my power was set to 0db by default, the actual test on the spectrum analyzer still seemed to be around 15db. The register configuration and…
Part Number: CC1125 Tool/software: We have developed a custom CC1125-based board operating in the 410–470 MHz frequency band, incorporating an external amplifier with 20 dB gain and a noise figure of 2.5 dB. During transmitter testing, we observed spurious…
Part Number: CC1125 Tool/software: (Getting back to this after side-tracks...)
In the original question , Siri said,
"The CC1125 will output data and clock on whatever of the GDO pins that are configured"
As we're talking Transparent Serial, there…
Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1175 Tool/software: I was able to install SmartRF Studio 7, but my device CC1125 is not listed there. The closest device is CC1175. Please advise.
Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1175 Tool/software: Hello, TI.
I want to operate CC1125 with the following parameter settings.
Is this possible?
[Parameter settings]
・Carrier Frequency: 235MHz - 240MHz
・Bit Rate: 160kbps…
Part Number: CC1125 Hi Experts,
Good day. I need help with the inquiry below.
I need CC1125 to measure environment noise level.
If I will sample over than X db noise I will turn on led for user.
i already read rssi after valid packet and it works…
Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1190 , , CC1120 , BOOSTXL-CC1120-90 Hi, we are currently developing a PCB using the CC1125 with a CC1190. During design review I noticed that in the CC1125 reference design and BOOSTXL Design, a 40MHz…
