Any 3rd party is building a certified module with CC2538 yet?

Hi John,

  I doubt there are any modules on the market yet since the CC2538 is still PREVIEW status. 

And please clarify the certification you are asking about - ZigBee Alliance?  FCC?  FYI, if you want to see ZigBee Alliance approved modules, you can go to the website, search CC2538 and for this one, nothing is shown.  But if you search CC2530, you'll see many that have been approved and the certificate issued.  For example: http://www.zigbee.org/DesktopModules/ZigbeeDisplayCategoryProducts/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=611&Ctrl=ViewProducts  .

-Leonard 

Thanks Leonard. I meant FCC certified modules customer can use in production. I guess not yet.

The customer might check with Anaren, as they have CC2530 modules:

http://www.anaren.com/air/products/air-for-zigbee-standard-apps . 

Also, LSResearch: http://www.lsr.com/wireless-products/proflex01-soc .

-Leonard

ACAT Dallas

The CC2538EVM and related Ref Design are both undergoing FCC certification testing now.  And at this point, we are not aware of third-party modules in development.

-Leonard

Long time passed...

Seeking supplier for CC2538 as an OEM module type certified by at least FCC. Need M3/M4 in order to host 6LoWPAN.

Is Anaren pursuing this? Since Anaren was acquired by a capital holding group, are they still "in the  game?"

Embit is making a CC2538-based module: http://www.embit.eu/emb-z2538pa-is-the-new-arm-cortex-m3-wireless-module-by-embit/ .

Hi,

First:  Yes!  We (Anaren) are still in the game.

Second:  At this time we have no plans for a CC2538 module.  

We do have a CC2530 module in production that you may find helpful -- see http://www.anaren.com/air/products/air-for-zigbee-standard-apps for more information.

Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions.  I am happy to help.

Best regards,

Geof

Hi Leonard,

Other than Embit, do we have anyone else now who designed an FCC Certified CC2538 module?

Also, our CC2538EMK - is it FCC certified? And if so, I assume it's much lower risk for the customer to get the certification if they follow our reference design to the "T"?

Thanks

Viktorija