SPZB260 Datasheet, PDF (1/15 Pages) STMicroelectronics – ZigBee® module

SPZB260
ZigBee^® module
Features
■ Integrated 2.4 GHz, IEEE 802,15,4-compliant
transceiver:
– + 3 dBm nominal TX output power
– -95 dBm RX sensitivity
– + 5 dBm in boost mode
– RX filtering for co-existence with IEEE
802.11g and Bluetooth devices
– Integrated VCO and loop filter
) _{■ IntegratedIEEE802.15.4PHYandMAC}
t(s ^{■ Controlled by a Standard Serial Line for an}
c _{easy interface of host microcontrollers (SPI)}
du ^{■ Embedded flash and integrated RAM for}
ro ^{program and data storage}
P ■ On board 24 MHz stable Xtal
te ^{■ Integrated RC oscillator (typ 10 kHz) for low}
le ^{power operation}
o _{■ 1 µA power consumption in Deep sleep mode}
bs ■ Watchdog timer and power on reset
O _{■ Pins available for Non-intrusive debug}
- _{interface (SIF)}
t(s) ^{■ Single supply voltage 2.1 to 3.6 Vdc.}
■ Available Link and Activity outputs for external
uc Indication / monitor
d _{■ CE compliant}
ro _{■ FCC compliant (FCC ID:S9NZB260A)}
te ^P _Applications
ole _{■ Industrial controls}
bs ■ Sensor networking
O_{■ Monitoring of remote systems}
Description
SPZB260 is a low power consumption ZigBee®
module optimized for embedded applications. It
enables OEMs to easily add wireless capability to
electronic devices.
The module is based on SN260 ZigBee® Network
Processor which integrates a 2.4 GHz, IEEE
802.15.4-compliant transceiver as well as IEEE
802.15.4 PHY and MAC.
24 MHz high stability Xtal is available aboard the
module to perform the timing requirements as per
ZigBee® specifications.
A single supply voltage is requested to power the
module. An integrated 2.5 GHz specific Murata
antenna is aboard. The voltage supply also
determines the I/O ports level allowing an easy
interface with the host system.
The module is controlled by means of a standard
serial interface (SPI) allowing the connections to a
variety of Host microcontrollers.
(for other information and details, please refer to
SN260 Datasheet available at www.st.com)
■ Home applications
■ Security systems
■ Lighting controls
February 2009
Rev 3
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