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QN9080-001-M17 - Ultra Low-Power Bluetooth Smart-5.0 SIP

Description

The QN9080-001-M17 is a fully certified device supporting BLE and NFC.

It has ultra-low power consumption, highly integrated with rich feature sets, fully FCC/CE/IC/MIC certified.

The QN9080-001-M17 supports Bluetooth 5, and it is intended for ultra-small, portable connected wireless applications.

Features

  • Key features:.
  • Bluetooth 5.0 certified.
  • Integrated antenna.
  • Integrated 32 MHz and 32.768 kHz crystals.
  • 32-bit Arm Cortex-M4F core at 32 MHz.
  • 512 KB flash.
  • 128 KB RAM.
  • TX power: up to +2 dBm.
  • RX sensitivity: -92.7 dBm in 1 Mbps mode and -89 dBm in 2 Mbps mode.
  • True single-chip Bluetooth Low Energy (v5.0) SoC solution:.
  • Integrated Bluetooth LE radio, protocol stack and.

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QN9080-001-M17 Ultra Low-Power Bluetooth Smart 5.0 SIP Rev. 1.0 — 5 December 2018 Objective data sheet 1. General description The QN9080-001-M17 is a fully certified device supporting BLE and NFC. It has ultra-low power consumption, highly integrated with rich feature sets, fully FCC/CE/IC/MIC certified. The QN9080-001-M17 supports Bluetooth 5, and it is intended for ultra-small, portable connected wireless applications. This ultra-small device is based on QN9080 die and NT3H2211 die. QN9080 is powered by an Arm Cortex-M4F, and has a dedicated fusion sensor co-processor (FSP) to further reduce power consumption by off-loading complex math computations to the hardware. 512 KB of on-board flash and 128 KB SRAM provide enough room and flexibility for complex applications.
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