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Original question:

IEEE 802.15.6 radio transceivers

if there is a related chip based on the IEEE 802.15.6 protocol, the body area network (BAN).

Susan Yang
Genius 9955 points

Dear team

The following is my customer's question:

"

I recently learned that in order to adapt to the wireless network transmission of the human body, IEEE engineers have introduced relevant protocol standards for body area network (BAN).

Doea TI has a chip that supports the relevant agreement.? I am taking over a related application. The Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) protocol is used to implement certain functional projects, so I would like to know if there are related chips for sale.

"

Please check it.

BR,

SUSAN

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    TI__Guru* 86231 points

    802.15.6 is not something we have looked into in much details and it is my understanding that it covers a wide ranges of frequencies, data rates etc.

    It might be that some of our devices can support some PHY's but then you need to specify exactly what you are looking for, and we can then look into if this is something we can support.

    There are, however, no immediate plans to add support for this on any  of our devices.

    BR

    Siri