What Are Differences Among CC2642R, CC2640 & CC2640R2F?
As early as 2016, BLE 5.0 protocol was born, and BLE 5.0 technology developed rapidly in the market. Because of its longer communication distance and higher speed than BLE 4.2, it was favored by many solution providers. In order to satisfy to the market requirements, Texas Instruments also launched CC2642R chip supporting ble 5.0. CC2642R is a chip based on arm ® cortex ® - M4F core, which can do floating-point operation with high precision and can collect accurate data from sensors. It is well-known of the advanced core and high performance. Now TI has begun to mass production of the CC2642R chip. Subsequently, RF-star has been designed a CC2642R module, named as RF-BM-2642B1. The kind of BLE module brings new RF solutions to Bluetooth applications. Maybe you will ask, "What are differences among CC2642R, CC2640 & CC2640R2F?" Well, let's hush into their differences by comparision in the following parts. Similarity of CC2642R, CC2640 & CC2640R2F CC2640, CC2640R2F and CC2642R are all 2.4 GHz Radio Frequency devices. The CC2640, CC2640R2F and CC2642R special radio controllers are arm ® cortex ® - M0, which can handle the low-level RF protocol commands stored in ROM or ram, so it can ensure that the ultra-low power consumption and the low power consumption of the excellent flexibility device will not affect the RF performance, with excellent sensitivity and durability. But their main MCU are different. Differences Among CC2642R, CC2640 & CC2640R2F Differences in Main MCU The CC2640 device contains a 48 MHz arm ® cortex ® - M3 core. CC2640R2Ff device contains 48 MHz arm ® cortex ® - M3 core. CC2642R device contains a 48 MHz arm ® cortex ® - M4F core. Differences in Protocols The three chips support different protocols. CC2640 supports only BLE 4.2 protocol, while CC2640R2F supports both BLE 4.2 and BLE 5.0 protocol. CC2642R supports BLE 4.2 and BLE 5.0 protocol,too. C2640 has 128KB system programmable flash memory, and a maximum of 28KB of system SRAM, of which 20KB is SRAM. CC2640R2F has 275KB non-volatile memory, including 128KB system programmable flash memory, up to 28KB system SRAM, of which 20KB is SRAM. CC2642R has 352KB system programmable flash memory, 256KB ROM and 80KB SRAM. Differences in Parameters In terms of the specific parameters of CC2640, CC2640R2F and CC2642R, CC2642R has a great breakthrough compared to the previous generation. The programmable memory in the system is more than twice that of the previous generation, and SRAM has been greatly expanded. It follows then that the CC2642R modules with rich memory are a good choice for BLE 5.0 applications. Compared with CC2640, CC2640R2F also has some differences. Under the BLE 4.2-based protocol, the CC2640R2F can provide 80kbytes of space, while the CC2640 is 31kbytes. CC2640R2F supports BLE 5.0, while CC2640 only supports BLE 4.2. Moreover, CC2640R2F doesn't only support the pin-to-pin QFN package, but also a...