Part Number: CC2538EM-RD Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2650 , CC2538 ZED: CC2650 is used as ZED. ZED transmits data frame (32 bytes payload data) continuously after some time interval.
ZC: 1) Sample thermostat application used for CC2538 coordinator…
Part Number: CC2592
Hi,
page 19 in the datasheet for CC2592 (SWRS159) dated Feb 2014 states that there is a via keep out area next to pin one. That indicates to me that I must keep copper away from that area.
But as far as I can see in the reference…
There’s no such relationship between receive and transmit power. If you want to increase power to 20 dbm, you will need to add PA to your CC2538 like CC2538-CC2592EM-RD
CC2592 is not a drop-in replacement as the pin out is different compared to CC2591.
For CC2520 - CC2592 input/output march circuit, follow CC2538-CC2592 EM reference design, www.ti.com/.../cc2538-cc2592em-rd
Hi Antoine,
Since there is no reference design available for the CC8531 with CC2592, I recommend you to follow the layout for CC2538-CC2592EM. Note that all placement and routing of RF and passives related to the CC2592 should be done exactly as in…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2538 , CC2592 , CC2538-CC2592EM-RD I have very little knowledge about antennas and their associated circuitry, as such I would be pleased with a yes or no answer. References would be nice where applicable.
I need to…
For CC2538 + CC2592 we strongly recommend following the reference design as closely as possible ( www.ti.com/.../cc2538-cc2592em-rd)
As shown in www.ti.com/.../swra447.pdf you will have a variation of output power as a function of frequency. Do you…
Hi ZigBee/6LoWPAN/TI-MAC Enthusiasts,
CC2538-CC2592 reference design is available. Please check it out here: http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2538-cc2592em-rd
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For CC2530-CC2592, it is similar to CC2530-CC2591 and you can refer to http://www.ti.com/tool/CC2530-CC2591EM-RD.
For CC2538-CC2592, yuo can refer to http://www.ti.com/tool/cc2538-cc2592em-rd
Hi Nanda,
Is what you would like with the USB port on the CC2538EM to supply power to the board or to enable communications between the debugger and the board? If the former, you can directly supply power to the board through connector pins. Please…
