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RSL10 SiP

onsemi's fully certified RSL10 SiP significantly reduces time to market

Image of onsemi's RSL10 SiPonsemi's RSL10 SiP offers the easiest way to bring the industry's lowest power Bluetooth® Low Energy technology to wireless applications.

Fully certified to worldwide wireless standards (MIC, with FCC, CE, IC, and KCC pending), the RSL10 SiP significantly reduces time to market by removing the need for any additional antenna design considerations.

The ready-to-use RSL10 SiP features an integrated antenna, RSL10 radio SoC , and all passive components in a single, miniature package.

Features and Benefits
  • Fully-certified to worldwide regulatory standards
  • All-in-one solution
    • Includes antenna, filtering, power management, passive components
    • RSL10 radio SoC
  • Easy design-in
    • No antenna design considerations
    • Solder pads with 0.7 mm pitch for easy mounting on standard PCBs
  • Flexible, powerful radio SoC
    • Dual-core architecture
    • Voltage supply range 1.1 V to 3.3 V
    • User-programmable
  • Advanced wireless
    • Supports Bluetooth low energy
    • Supports 2.4 GHz custom protocols
    • -94 dBm wireless sensitivity (WLCSP/QFN)
    • Supports Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA)
  • Currently the industry's lowest power
    • 1090 EEMBC® ULPMark™ CP @ 3 V
    • 1260 EEMBC® ULPMark™ CP @ 2.1 V
    • 62.5 nW deep sleep mode
    • 7 mW peak receiving
    • -17 dBm to +6 dBm Tx power (WLCSP/QFN)
Applications
  • IoT edge-node applications
  • Bluetooth low energy technology
  • Energy harvesting
  • Smart locks
  • Appliances such as A/C and fans
  • Wearables
    • Fitness and trackers/wellness monitors
    • Smart watches
  • Lighting applications

Resources

RSL10 SiP

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionRF Family/StandardModulationFrequencyAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
IC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 51SIPNCH-RSL10-101S51-ACGIC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 51SIPBluetooth4FSK, FSK, GFSK, MSK, OQPSK2.36GHz ~ 2.5GHz1577 - Immediate$119.94View Details

Development Boards

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionFrequencyContentsAntenna TypeAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
RSL10 SIP DEVELOPMENT BOARSL10-SIP-001GEVBRSL10 SIP DEVELOPMENT BOA2.4GHzBoard(s)-1 - Immediate$514.25View Details
EVAL RSL10 ENERGY HARVESTINGBLE-SWITCH001-GEVBEVAL RSL10 ENERGY HARVESTING2.4GHzBoard(s)-0 - ImmediateSee Page for PricingView Details
RSL10 USB DONGLERSL10-USB001GEVKRSL10 USB DONGLE2.4GHzBoard(s)-3 - Immediate$493.92View Details
Updated: 2019-01-03
Published: 2018-10-17

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