CC2564C: Porting stack to a different host processor and AoD support

Antonio Muchaxo

Part Number: CC2564C
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC2652R

We are considering the use of the CC2564C as a Bluetooth master for HFP in a new project.
Could you help to clarify the below points?
- is this IC estimated to be in the production for the next 6 to 8 years?
- we would like to use as host processor an SoC that is running other code. What are the aprox MIPS and memory requirements to run it? What are the OS requirements to support this code?
- what is supported in your SDK in terms of AoD? Is it fully supported? If not, do you have a defined roadmap for it?

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,

Antonio

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Antonio Muchaxo said:
is this IC estimated to be in the production for the next 6 to 8 years?

Absolutely. Our official statement is here:

http://www.ti.com/support-quality/quality-policies-procedures/product-life-cycle.html

Antonio Muchaxo said:
we would like to use as host processor an SoC that is running other code. What are the aprox MIPS and memory requirements to run it? What are the OS requirements to support this code?

Please see: https://www.ti.com/product/CC2564C#design-development

We offer SDKs for TI's MSP432 and STM32 uC, as well as a Linux add-on.

Antonio Muchaxo said:
what is supported in your SDK in terms of AoD? Is it fully supported? If not, do you have a defined roadmap for it?

There is work being done to support AoA on our BLE only devices like CC2652R, but there are no plans to support this on the CC2564C dual mode devices.

Regards,

Travis

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CC2564C: Porting stack to a different host processor and AoD support