TICC2652R1F

Overview

The CC2652R1F is a Texas Instruments SimpleLink 32-bit Arm Cortex-M4F wireless microcontroller for 2.4 GHz IoT designs. It combines an MCU core with integrated RF capability, making it a common choice for low-power wireless nodes that need local processing and reliable wireless connectivity.

Why Choose This Part

The CC2652R1F gives engineers a single-chip path to wireless embedded design, reducing external component count compared with a separate MCU plus radio architecture. Its Arm Cortex-M4F core supports local application processing while the SimpleLink ecosystem provides a well-established software and development flow. It is especially attractive when low power, small footprint, and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity all matter in the same design.

Applications

Getting Started

Start with a Texas Instruments SimpleLink LaunchPad or a compatible CC2652R1-based development board, then use TI's Code Composer Studio or TI SysConfig-based workflows. For wireless stacks, pick the protocol family that matches your product plan, such as Thread or Zigbee, and verify antenna layout and RF matching early in the hardware design. TI's SimpleLink SDK and LaunchPad examples are the fastest way to bring up GPIO, peripherals, and radio firmware on first prototypes.

CC2652 Family

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Also Consider

CC2652P1F TITexas Instruments - A closely related SimpleLink alternative if you want a similar wireless MCU platform with the same general ecosystem but a different device variant.

nRF52840 nRFNordic Semiconductor - A popular BLE and multiprotocol wireless MCU alternative for designs that may also need Bluetooth support.

STM32WB55 STMicroelectronics - A dual-core wireless MCU alternative for engineers who want a broader STM32 ecosystem with integrated 2.4 GHz connectivity.

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