CC2745R10-Q1: Enabling Adaptive Frequency Hopping

Hello,

Thank you for your response. Understood.

By the way, is there any particular reason why this feature is disabled by default? (For example, because enabling it does not yield significant benefits, or something similar)

Best regards.

Hi,

Hi,

Yasukane Yamanaka said:

You mentioned that it operates at 20dBm, but is that a specification unique to TI, or is it a specification determined by the Bluetooth SIG?

It's more so a specification that's unique to TI, but also follows regulation requirements. For instance, to be compliant for EU standards, if a device is operating at 20dBm then adaptivity is required. However, if you operate below 20dBm then adaptivity is not required (this is an oversimplification of the requirement, but you can read more by reading the EN 300328 regulatory requirements).

In China, the regulations are similiar: If you operating at over 20dBm then adaptivity is required. 

In TI's case, since adaptivity is only required when operating at 20dBm, adaptivity only kicks in then. 

Best,

Nima Behmanesh

Hi,

Thank you for your reply. It was helpful.

Is the above information included in the user manual or similar documents?

Best regards.