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I have two questions for now-
1. As per CYBT-413034-02 datasheet,
TX current consumption
BLE silicon: 5.6 mA (MCU + radio only, 0 dbm)
RX current consumption
Bluetooth silicon: 5.9 mA (MCU + radio only)
Why is RX current greater than Tx current?
2. Which kind of BT audio phones can be used with CYBT-413034-02.
Please name few companies and their part numbers. Is there any example
code to demonstrate BT audio communication. (Yes I know there are only
few audio profiles which CYBT-413034-02 supports).
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Hi,
In General the Rx current may be more than Tx current. Because receiver part will be having amplifier + filter circuits etc which may lead to comparatively greater current consumption on Rx side.
CYBT-413034-02 can be connected to any phones which have Bluetooth support. But it doesn't support all Audio profiles.
It supports only A2DP source ( WICED Bluetooth Software Features - refer to 20719 features listed) .
watch demo example in WICED SDK uses A2DP source ( /20719-B1_Bluetooth/apps/demo/watch ) .
Thanks,
Anjana
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Hi,
In General the Rx current may be more than Tx current. Because receiver part will be having amplifier + filter circuits etc which may lead to comparatively greater current consumption on Rx side.
CYBT-413034-02 can be connected to any phones which have Bluetooth support. But it doesn't support all Audio profiles.
It supports only A2DP source ( WICED Bluetooth Software Features - refer to 20719 features listed) .
watch demo example in WICED SDK uses A2DP source ( /20719-B1_Bluetooth/apps/demo/watch ) .
Thanks,
Anjana