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HI TI,
In my design there is also a MCU host + CC3135 + CC1354. To have RF coexistence, the CC1335_COEX_COEX_BLE_IN and CC3135_COEX_SW_OUT signals must be connected to the host or to the CC1354?
Thanks very much.
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Tool/software:
HI TI,
In my design there is also a MCU host + CC3135 + CC1354. To have RF coexistence, the CC1335_COEX_COEX_BLE_IN and CC3135_COEX_SW_OUT signals must be connected to the host or to the CC1354?
Thanks very much.
Best Reagrds
Hi,
The Coex signals would need to be connected to the CC1354 device. Here is an app note that covers this in more detail.
Thanks Jan.
Peter I have modified the post (adding hyperlink) which should fix the linking issue.
Hi Dylan Hubbard,
In the shared document the analyzed example is with bluethooth, in my case I have zigbee with CC1354.
Does it work the same with zegbee?
In the BOOSTXL-CC3135, the signal CC_COEX_SW_OUT in which is used?
Hi,
It should work for any 2.4Ghz protocol, the main thing to is to follow the guidance in section 2.2 of that app note. The CC3135 device shouldn't care whether its BLE or Zigbee as long as the Coexistence I/O are operated accordingly.
Could you clarify your question a little more or reword it, I'm having trouble understanding it.
Hi Dylan Hubbard,
Sincerely Thanks very much.
In the BOOSTXL-CC3135 design, what is the CC_COEX_SW_OUT signal used for? I show the signal in the image below.

Let me ask another question, please. I see that in the BOOSTXL-CC3135 design to control the 5GHz switch they use SOP0 and SOP1 instead of standard GPIO. Would it be ok to use SOP0 and SOP1 in the coexistence diagram I show?

Thanks very much
Hi,
The SOP0 and SOP1 should be dedicated to the 5Ghz switch - the CC_COEX_SW_OUT would be the signal that control the RF switch for the 2.4 Ghz band. This would enable the switching of the 2.4Ghz RF from both devices.