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Vendor:
Low Power Futures
Category:
IEEE 802.15.4
IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Baseband IP
The LP-802.15.4 is a power and area-optimized implementation of the IEEE 802.15.4 physical and medium access control layers.
Overview
The LP-802.15.4 is a power and area-optimized implementation of the IEEE 802.15.4 physical and medium access control layers. It is designed to bring secure wireless connectivity to various ultra-low-power and battery free connected IoT devices used in applications such as industrial IoT, smart grid, smart city, smart home, etc.
Key features
- BPSK (20 Kbps @ 868 MHz, 40 Kbps @ 915 MHz)
- OQPSK (250 Kbps @2450 MHz/2380 MHz, 250 Kbps @ 915 MHz, 100 Kbps @ 868 MHz)
- GFSK (100 Kbps @968 MHz)
- Other optional modulation support
- Bitstream processing (Channel coding, CRC, AES-CCM)
- MAC Firmware
- AMBA standard interface
Benefits
- Power and area-optimized
- Fully integrated for better portability to different embedded processors, including ARM and RISCV
- Built for smooth integration into an SoC or used as the main foundation of a standalone SoC
- Support for highly-differentiating products at a lower cost and time-to-market
- Complete UVM Verification environment
- End-to-end FPGA Validation Platform validated with qualified certification tools
Applications
- Industrial IoT
- Smart Grid
- Smart City
- Smart Home
What’s Included?
- Delivered as Soft or Hard IP
- MAC Firmware
- FPGA Validation Platform
- UVM Test Bench
- Technical Specifications
- Integration Manual
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
LP-802.15.4
Vendor
Low Power Futures
Type
Silicon IP
Provider
HQ:
Canada
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Frequently asked questions about IEEE 802.15.4 IP cores
What is IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Baseband IP?
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How should engineers evaluate this IEEE 802.15.4?
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