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  • CC2541EM-RD: CC2541F256RHAR

    Mehmet Eyup Arslan
    Mehmet Eyup Arslan
    Resolved
    Part Number: CC2541EM-RD Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2541 Hi all, I am working on design CC2541 and AN043 PCB antenna. I'm doing bluetooth design for the first time. I used EM reference Design and AN043 as a reference design. I used TXLINE…
    • Resolved
    • over 6 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: CC2541EMK: How can i find the schemetic of CC2541EMK?

    YiKai Chen
    YiKai Chen
    You can find it in CC2541EM-RD
    • over 6 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: CC2541: CC2541 Abnormal crash, flash lost

    Eirik V
    Eirik V
    Hello Jack, 4. You have disabled power saving? If not you need to use external 32 kHz to get high enough accuracy to comply with the BT Spec. 8. The reference design can be found in the product folder under Design & development -> CC2541EM Reference…
    • over 6 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: CC2541: Part won't boot up.

    Beste Aydin
    Beste Aydin
    Hello Stephen, Thank you for sending me this information. The duration that the reset pin is low fits the minimum threshold, so that component looks good. Because your clock is not running, I would recommend checking the signal on the power lines. You…
    • over 4 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • Answered
  • RE: CC2541: Are there a reference design for Impedance matching electricity on the PCB thickness=1.6mm (FR4)

    Fredrik K
    Fredrik K
    Resolved
    Hi Eggsy, The CC2541EM, 4-layer version, is using 1.6 mm PCB thickness. You will find the design here: www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd Cheers, Fredrik
    • over 8 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: CC2540: PCB Design with CC2540 Complying with FCC

    Fredrik K
    Fredrik K
    Hi Jack, Our recommendation is to follow the CC2541EM reference designs: www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd Cheers, Fredrik
    • over 8 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: pins of cc2541

    YiKai Chen
    YiKai Chen
    You can find TI CC2541EMK reference design schematic at www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd
    • over 9 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • Answered
  • RE: Problems to open SensorTag (CC2541) reference PCB design files.

    Fredrik K
    Fredrik K
    Resolved
    Hi Kelvin, Unfortunately the SensorTag for CC2541 is only provided in Cadstar. The CC2541EM designs are found here: www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd The 2-layer board is done in our new CAD tool Cadence/Allegro. Best regards, Fredrik
    • over 10 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • Answered
  • RE: CC2541 Evaluation Module Kits ( CC2541EMK )

    Sean2
    Sean2
    Resolved
    Hi, You can see the CC2541EM schematic here www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd Documents This will show you which pins on the 2541 are connected to those on the BB. From there you can configure these pins to do what you need (i.e. SD)
    • over 9 years ago
    • Bluetooth®︎
    • Bluetooth forum
  • RE: How to use GPIO in SmartRF05 board

    YiKai Chen
    YiKai Chen
    You can download CC2541EMK schematic from www.ti.com/.../cc2541em-rd and refer to SmartRF05EB schematic in www.ti.com/.../swru210a.pdf . What is the output of your Ultrasonic sensor? Is it an analog signal?
    • over 10 years ago
    • Other wireless
    • Other wireless technologies forum
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