CC1310: Setting problem of CC1310 TX using PA SKY66115 parameter and CC1310 RX

likang LI

Intellectual 456 points

Part Number: CC1310
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1190

Q1 .CC1310 TX using PA SKY66115 reference swra528.pdf

in 2.4.2 txpower 0x1CC7 , SmartRF Studio 7 no 0x1CC7

the 0x1CC7 =6dbm ,so here comes the question SmartRF Studio 7 txpower 0x24C4 =6dbm ?

Q2.my demo TX CC1310+SKY66115 ,RX CC1310 conventional design

.Is this feasible?

Q3.reference swra528.pdf ，CC1310 Rx mode What is the hardware design lik

Whether there is a reference design

THANKS

over 1 year ago

0 Haiatullah Gholami over 1 year ago

TI__Expert 3220 points

Hi Likang,

You can use power setting 0x24C4 in SmartRF. It will give +6 dBm output power.

There is no problem with using C1310+SKY66115 for TX and a CC1310 standalone for RX. An alternative could be to use CC1310+CC1190 instead. Look at the following link for more information about CC1310+CC1190 https://www.ti.com/tool/LAUNCHXL-CC13-90#tech-docs.

We don't have a reference design for RX only application. Reference design for CC1310 LaunchPad can be found at https://www.ti.com/lit/zip/swrc319.

Regards,

0 likang LI over 1 year ago in reply to Haiatullah Gholami

Intellectual 456 points

my CC1310 RX DEMO Set reference swra528.pdf ,Rx mode configuration txPower No need to change,

CC1310+CC1190 433-510MHZ Do not support

0 Haiatullah Gholami over 1 year ago in reply to likang LI

TI__Expert 3220 points

Hi Likang,

Are all the devices in your demo suppose to be able to do both TX and RX? If yes, then, you can use the same hardware.

If you have some devices that only operates in RX, then there is not the need for SKY66115. In that case, you can just use the CC1310 LaunchPad design.

Do you have any remaining question?

Regard,

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CC1310: Setting problem of CC1310 TX using PA SKY66115 parameter and CC1310 RX