Overview
The LP1-120 IP Platform is built around the IEEE 802.15.4 connectivity standard. This platform consists of the IEEE 802.15.4 MAC and PHY, a sensor fusion IP, and the LP-NNP IP. The LP1-120 IP Platform is designed to bring secure wireless connectivity to various ultra-low-power or battery-free smart devices, including industrial IoT, smart cities, smart grids.
The LP1-120 IP Platform is fully integrated for better portability to different embedded processors, including ARM, RISCV and ANDES. It can be smoothly integrated into an SoC or used as the main foundation of a standalone SoC.
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Mixed Signal SoC Applications
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