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  • RE: CC1125: How to reduce interference

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  • CC1125: PWM protocol, CC1125 working mode, clock accuracy

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    Part Number: CC1125 Hi Section 4.3 of document AN122 reads as follows: (using the FB2PLL feature greatly reduces the required crystal accuracy compared to many competing solutions.) However, in section 5 of the document Feedback to the PLL, we can see…

  • CC1125: register configuration

    Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC-DEBUGGER we do RF test for CC1125 , chip out of the maximum power is only about 7dBm (we set 15dBm), now we doubt register configuration problem, need help to analyze
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  • CC1125: Low-Power Mode

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    Part Number: CC1125 Hi Sir, There is a peak current in chapter 4.9.2Low-Power Mode of datasheet. customer wanna know is there the average current parameter in this model, or what do you think of the peak current time? Thanks.
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  • CC1125: problems at low temperature

    Part Number: CC1125 hi, my customer is facing challenges w/ CC1125 at low temperature. they have difficult to start/establish comm at -5...-15degC any workaround? thanks a lto in advance KR Vincenzo

  • CC1125: pass-through mode

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    Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1120 Hi Since we need to parse the PWM code, the CC1125 must be in "pass-through mode". However, CC1125's pass-through mode will introduce the following problems: 1. The chip of the…
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  • BOOSTXL-CC1125: CC1125 crystal

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    Part Number: BOOSTXL-CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1125 Hi Team, CC1125 reference design (BOOSTXL-CC1125) uses oscillator, can it be replaced with ordinary fixed value crystal? If ordinary crystal is used,is the DCPL_XOSC pin suspended(NC…
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  • CC1125: Custom board designed for 915MHz could be used for 920MHz in Japan?

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    Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1190 , , CC1120 , CC1200 Hello! We have developed a custom board with CC1125+CC1190, following your tips and your examples (many thanks TI), which works perfectly in the range of 915MHz (it is certified…
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  • RE: CC1125: CC1125 excess power consumption when oscillator is off?

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    Alright, I resolved this one. It was a hardware design error the whole time. The symptoms should have made that obvious, in hindsight. The CC1125 has a pin "DCPL_XOSC" (pin 29) for "external decoupling of XOSC supply regulator." The…
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  • CC1125: GMSK & 200 MHz Operation

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    Part Number: CC1125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1200 I'm working with customer that has a legacy GMSK application and part shortages are causing them to explore a new redesign with the CC1125. They currently use the CC1200 in another product line…
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