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Suggestion for Zigbee supported Wireless MCU

Deep Kapadia07
Prodigy 30 points

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC1352P, CC1352R, Z-STACK, CC2652R

Hello,
Can anyone suggest Zigbee supported Wireless MCU?

Basic Requirements:

-> Wireless MCU should work as standalone controller with Zigbee communication.

-> Zigbee stack should available for it.

-> There should be sufficient flash memory available for customer application after using Zigbee stack.

-> GPIOs, ADC, UART should available in it.

-> Development should be based on Code Composer Studio. 

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    Guru 735695 points
    You can use CC2652, CC1352, or CC1352P.
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    TI__Intellectual 2780 points

    Hi Deep Kapadia,

    As YK states, using CC2652R, CC1352R, or the CC1352P is highly recommended. All these devices support Zigbee and are a part of the SimpleLink MCU family, with all supported stacks (such as Z-Stack) coming as part of the SimpleLink SDK quarterly cadence.

    These devices are supported on Z-Stack 3.x and are Zigbee 3.0 compliant. All sample applications provided in the SimpleLink SDK for these devices have support for both IAR and CCS.

    Best,
    Sean