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CC2510: programming the CC2510

Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1
Intellectual 310 points

Part Number: CC2510

We have planned to use CC2510 device and purchased the device and associated components.

I request two details listed below.

1) There may be change in temperature specification for our system, may be operating temperature

up to 100 deg C.

If we move to some other device of similar nature, whether the program we develop for the

device can be portable to other device.

2)  Whether i need IAR Embedded workbench for the program development and download to device.

or whether with MATLAB toolsets(embedded coder), it can be programmed.

thank you.

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    TI__Mastermind 35070 points

    Hi,

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:

    1) There may be change in temperature specification for our system, may be operating temperature

    up to 100 deg C.

    The max operating temperature is 85degC, as specified in the datasheet: https://www.ti.com/lit/gpn/cc2510 .
    See "4 Operating Conditions".

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:

    If we move to some other device of similar nature, whether the program we develop for the

    device can be portable to other device.

    CC2510 may be ported to other devices, but I estimate the porting effort would be high, especially porting to newer devices like CC2340.

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    2)  Whether i need IAR Embedded workbench for the program development and download to device.

    IAR is required.

    Please refer to https://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/swru237 .

    Can you share further what your application requirements are? And why CC2510 is chosen?
    In general, I would recommend starting new projects with our newer devices, as the Tools/software for the newer devices are actively maintained.

    If you do need to use CC2510 however, then we also have a large collection of Technical Documents to help your development: https://www.ti.com/product/CC2510#tech-docs 

    Thanks,
    Toby

  • 0 in reply to Toby
    Intellectual 310 points

    Can you share further what your application requirements are? And why CC2510 is chosen?

    the application is to send a short burst data wirelessly with a range from 5 meter to 300 meter from

    one device to another device, one device is moving, the other is stationary. The stationary device is one device only, the moving device can be many. The stationary device may send same data to many moving devices or unique data to each moving devices.

    I thought proprietary wireless device may fit this application, so selected this device.

    The communication is two way, the requirement is small form factor, low cost and low power consumption device,

    This application may go for mass production. so the selected device should be in production in next 5 years.

    Also the objective is, the wireless device should need minimum components for its operation to reduce the real estate requirements, and BOM reduction for cost reduction.

    Please suggest a right device for this application.

    In general, I would recommend starting new projects with our newer devices, as the Tools/software for the newer devices are actively maintained.

    How i will know the newer device, Please advice the newer device which will fit this application.

    what TI tools you recommend for the programming of these wireless connectivity devices. We have MATLAB toolboxes and one license of Keil SW,

    whether we can use the above tools for programming the  newer device,

    Thank you

  • 0 in reply to Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1
    TI__Mastermind 35070 points

    Thanks for sharing more info.

    Here is a guide you can use to select wireless portion of your design: https://www.ti.com/lit/swat016 

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    the application is to send a short burst data wirelessly with a range from 5 meter to 300 meter from

    If range of 300meter is required, I recommend a Sub1-GHz device. From physical perspective you would get longer range than 2.4GHz band.

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    This application may go for mass production. so the selected device should be in production in next 5 years.

    We have a variety of devices supporting Proprietary RF, both in 2.4GHz and Sub1-GHz. Given your requirements, I may recommend a CC13xx device. You can request recommendation from the experts in this Forum: https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless-connectivity/sub-1-ghz-group/sub-1-ghz/f/sub-1-ghz-forum

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    Also the objective is, the wireless device should need minimum components for its operation to reduce the real estate requirements, and BOM reduction for cost reduction.

    A module or SIP device should help. These have integrated components which should reduce BOM item count and board space.

    An example from 2.4GHz: https://www.ti.com/product/CC2652RSIP

    Sub1-GHz should also have similar product.

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    How i will know the newer device, Please advice the newer device which will fit this application.

    Please check with Sub1-GHz forum as well: https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless-connectivity/sub-1-ghz-group/sub-1-ghz/f/sub-1-ghz-forum

    Mahalakshmi Iyadurai1 said:
    what TI tools you recommend for the programming of these wireless connectivity devices.

    TI offers at no cost, an IDE which can be used for development, programming, and debugging: https://www.ti.com/tool/CCSTUDIO