TIDC-FCC-COMPLIANT-LRM-WITH-CC1120, FCC 15.247 Compliant Long Range Mode Reference Design with CC1120 High performance RF Transceiver

Reference Design using part CC1120RH by Texas Instruments

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Manufacturer

Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Wireless Communication
  • Product Type
    RF Transceiver

Associated Documents

For End Products

  • Door & Window Sensor
  • Gas and Water Meter
  • Gas Meter
  • Gateway Switch
  • Lighting
  • Smoke and Heat Detector

Description

  • TIDC-FCC-COMPLIANT-LRM-WITH-CC1120, FCC 15.247 Compliant Long Range Mode Reference Design with CC1120 High Performance RF Transceiver. This design provides a software example which implements a frequency hopping driver for the CC112x and CC1200 family of devices. The driver is written to enable users to make IoT wireless applications that are compliant with the FCC part 15.247 frequency hopping system, also allowing long range to be achieved

Key Features

  • Communication Standard
    RX/TX
  • Operating Frequency
    868|915 MHz

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