The maximum transmit power of the CC1310F128RSMR is +14 dBm.
To optimize the antenna design, use a 50-ohm antenna impedance, and consider using a PCB antenna or an external antenna with a good radiation pattern. Also, ensure the antenna is properly matched to the CC1310F128RSMR's RF output.
The recommended crystal oscillator frequency for the CC1310F128RSMR is 24 MHz or 32 kHz, depending on the application requirements.
To implement a reliable wireless communication link, ensure proper antenna design, use a robust modulation scheme, implement error correction mechanisms, and consider using frequency hopping or spread spectrum techniques.
The power consumption of the CC1310F128RSMR varies depending on the operating mode. In RX mode, it consumes around 5.5 mA, in TX mode, it consumes around 31 mA, and in sleep mode, it consumes around 0.5 μA.
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