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CC113L: The eeset function of CC113L

CC113L: The incident where it stops working has been reproduced.

kurashima
Prodigy 35 points
Part Number: CC113L


Tool/software:

The incident where CC113L stops working has been reproduced.
In the static electricity tolerance test, it will stop functioning at level 2 (contact: 4kV, air: 4kV).

We replace CC113L with RXC101 and perform the same test, not stop will occur even at level 4 (contact: 8kV, air: 15kV).

Could you please provide me with any official materials regarding IEC61000,if you have?

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    Mastermind 6670 points

    As the CC113L datasheets show, the ESD performance on the RF pins are on the poor side. If you have a CC113L based system where a user could touch the antenna I would highly recommend adding system level ESD protection. 

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    TI__Mastermind 18985 points

    Hi,

    As TheGhostOf states, system-level ESD protection is recommended here if the antenna is likely to be touched by the user.

    The standards the CC113L is tested to comply with are listed on p1 of the data sheet, and Section 4.2 states the handling ratings.

    Regards,

    Zack