ZWIR4532 Datasheet | IDT

Low Power 6Lo WPAN munication Module ZWIR4532 Datasheet Description The ZWIR4532 is a programmable low-power secure IPv6 munication module for internet of things (IOT) device networks. Sensors and devices can operate autonomously or connect to local or global IPv6 networks using the ZWIR4532. The ZWIR4532 serves as a universal secure radio munication module for applications with low bandwidth requirements. The module incorporates an ultra-low-power ARM® Cortex™-M0+ 32-bit microcontroller which is running the network stack. In addition, the user application can run on the microcontroller. This helps minimizing the size, plexity and overall BOM. A rich set of digital and analog peripherals is available for interfacing with external application ponents. Approximately 128k B of flash and 4k B of RAM are available for user applications. IDT offers the Sensor Share user programmable royalty-free 6Lo WPAN network stack with mesh routing capability for the ZWIR4532. 6Lo WPAN is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard for wireless low-power IPv6-based sensor and device networks. Secure munication is provided by a standard-pliant implementation of the Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) protocol suite. Typical Applications - Industrial automation - Home and building automation - Health monitoring - Telemetry Features - License-free 868/915 MHz frequency bands - 4 channels in EU frequency band (865.3 - 868.3 MHz) - 10 channels in US frequency band (906 - 924 MHz) - BPSK or O-QPSK modulation selectable - BPSK with 20k Bps EU and 40k Bps U - ARM® Cortex™-M0+ 32-bit ultra-low-power microcontroller - 192k B flash and 20k B RAM - 6k Byte EEPROM - 5 UART interfaces - 1 SPI interface - 3 I²C interfaces - 10 PWM outputs - 12 bit ADC with 10 input channels - 2 analog parators - 31...