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  • CC2543: ISR #pragma confusion

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    Part Number: CC2543 For the CC2543 , what is the difference between "#pragma vector = P0INT_VECTOR

  • CC2543: Max Storage Temp

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    Part Number: CC2543 All, The max storage temp in the datasheet for this device shows 125C

  • RE: Does sub-1 GHz work for this?

    US only should be sufficient. A couple of follow-up questions - - How does the effort to develop this system with sub-1 GHz technology compare to using Wi-fi (802.11)? One advantage to wi-fi is that a Windows host already has wi-fi capabilities, whereas...

  • CC2543: Confirm the RFST behavior

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    Part Number: CC2543 Hi TI Experts, Please let me confirm the following question. [Question] Would

  • CC2543: Confirm the way to do the reset of RF block

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    Part Number: CC2543 Hi TI Experts, Please let me confirm the following question. [Question] Is there any way to do the reset to only the RF block on CC2543? Best regards. Kaka

  • CC2543: How to use Basic mode with fix data length?

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    Part Number: CC2543 Hi, I want to use Basic mode with fix data length on CC2543 . I base

  • CC2543: Confirm the way of disabling the DMA

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    Part Number: CC2543 Hi TI Experts, Please let me confirm the following question. [Question] Would

  • CC2543: Could not get the Semaphore when set the RF

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    Part Number: CC2543 Hi TI Experts, Please let me confirm the following question. [Question

  • RE: CC2544: About the Auto-Acknowledgement

    Hi Fredrik, Thanks for your feedback and the feedback is passed on to my customer. Please help to advice if there exist TI Software Examples of CC2543/CC2544 which can help my customer to develop a frequency-jump mechanism for building a robust...

  • RE: CC2543: trouble setting the receiver up in always on mode

    1) This will depend on how fast temperature changes you may see, but in typical systems, you can have many seconds or even some minutes between recalibration. We don’t have any quantitative number for how long and under what conditions the VCO will...

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