CB2401 - CMOS 2.4GHZ ZIGBEE/ISM TRANSMIT/RECEIVE FEM

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Description

The CB2401 is a fully integrated, single-chip, single-die RF Front-end Integrated Circuit.

which incorporates all the RF functionality needed for IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee, wireless sensor network, and any other wireless systems in the 2.4GHz ISM band.

Features

TXEN RXEN GND GND.

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Part number	CB2401
Manufacturer	Chipbetter
File Size	1.15 MB
Description	CMOS 2.4GHZ ZIGBEE/ISM TRANSMIT/RECEIVE FEM
Datasheet	CB2401 Datasheet
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PRELIMINARY CB2401 CMOS 2.4GHZ ZIGBEE/ISM TRANSMIT/RECEIVE FEM DESCRIPTION The CB2401 is a fully integrated, single-chip, single-die RF Front-end Integrated Circuit. which incorporates all the RF functionality needed for IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee, wireless sensor network, and any other wireless systems in the 2.4GHz ISM band. The CB2401 architecture integrates the PA, LNA, Transmit and Receive switching circuitry, the associated matching L network, and the harmonic filter all in a CMOS single-chip device. IA Typical high power applications include home and industrial automation, smart power, and RF4CE among others.

Published: Sep 27, 2024 |