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Bluetooth chip | Lenz Technology's latest Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip - ST17H69

Bluetooth BLE is a personal lan area network technology designed and sold by the Bluetooth Technology Alliance for emerging applications in healthcare, sports and fitness, beacons, security, home entertainment and other fields. Compared to classic Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy is designed to maintain the same communication range while significantly reducing power consumption and cost.

Bluetooth chip | Lenz Technology's latest Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip - ST17H69

Bluetooth low energy chips have the advantages of long transmission, low power consumption and low latency. In terms of transmission distance, classic Bluetooth is only 10-100 meters, and BLE can transmit up to 300 meters; in terms of connection, classic Bluetooth can only be transmitted through point-to-point mode, and BLE devices can be connected to other devices through point-to-point, broadcasting, mesh networking; the difference between the two is huge in power consumption, Bluetooth low energy operation and standby power consumption is extremely low, using a coin cell battery can work continuously for months or even years.

Lenz Technology launches the latest ST17H69 Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip

Bluetooth chip | Lenz Technology's latest Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip - ST17H69

ST17H69 Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip is the latest 64-foot Bluetooth BLE chip from Lenz Technology, ARM Cortex-M0 32-bit processor, with 128KB-8MB system memory, Bluetooth protocol stack solidification, no longer occupy Flash space. 64KB of SRAM, partitioned to save more user data while in standby, can set up large-capacity buffers, and supports more complex functions. Support LCD screen drive, with 24-bit ADC, can be used as blood pressure blood oxygen application, SIG compliant ad hoc networking application. Includes multi-node control, as well as 2 masters and 4 slaves working simultaneously.

The biggest advantage is the reduced power consumption. The previous generation of Bluetooth receives peak current >13mA; The MCU consumes 0.5mA/MHz, and the average current in low-power mode >40uA. The new Bluetooth receives a peak current of 4mA and transmits a peak current of 4.6mA, which is the power consumption of the MCU

ST17H69 chip features

Bluetooth chip | Lenz Technology's latest Bluetooth BLE5.2 chip - ST17H69

ARM CortexTM-M0 32-bit processor

128KB-8MB system flash, 64KB SRAM

2.4 GHz transceiver

Bluetooth Low Energy

SIG-Mesh Multi-Feature

Zigbee 3.0 Multi-protocol System on 24bit ADC

-20dBm to +10dBm transmit power

Receive current: 4mA @3.3v

Transmit current: 4.6mA @3.3v

1uA@sleep(IO wake up only)

AES-128 hardware encryption

PDM/I2C/SPI/UART/PWM/DMA

Lenz Technology has independent research and development of radio frequency and Bluetooth low energy BLE5.2 chip and has global intellectual property rights, for the AIoT Internet of Things field and individual consumers, to provide Bluetooth master control fully integrated chip "hardware and software commonality" solution and core devices, supporting a full range of APP software platform custom development. The designed Bluetooth chip solution is applied to smart wearable devices, Bluetooth indoor navigation, smart home, medical health, sports construction, data transmission, remote control, personal peripherals and AIoT Internet of Things and other scenarios.

The latest Bluetooth chip ST17H66 (SOP16) equipped with a high-performance and low-power 32-bit processor supports BluetoothLE and SIG MESH multifunctional Bluetooth 5.2.

Key parameters:

256 KB of system flash memory

64KB SRAM, all data is maintained constantly in sleep mode

Bluetooth Mesh

Receive current: 8mA

Transmit current: 8.6mA

0.3uA@sleep(IO wake up only)

AoA/AoD azimuth determination

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