WM-Bus Implementation with CC1120 ModuleIssuing time:2022-11-05 08:21 WM-Bus Implementation with CC1120 Module IntroductionThis application note describes how the CC1120 high performance transceiver, when used together with the ultra-low power MSP430 or STM32L05xx microcontrollers, implement a fully compliant Wireless M-Bus (wM-Bus) subsystem. The EN13757-4:2012 draft is a European communication standard for wireless read out of meters and defines the physical and the data link layers. The CC1120 have market leading sensitivity and blocking performance and combined with the ability to comply with frequency offset and data rate variations, as defined In S - and T mode, they are a perfect fit for1 This application description describes CC1120 high performance transceiver, when used with Ultra low power MSP430 or STM32L05xx Microcontroller, implementing Compatible wireless M-Bus (wM Bus) subsystem. The draft EN13757-4:2012 is a European standard Wireless communication standard Meter reading and defining physics and data link layer. CC1120 has market leading sensitivity and blocking performance able to adapt to frequency offsets and data rate changes, as defined In S and T mode, they are very suitable bulk metering and sub metering WM bus application. Na/b/c/d/e/f mode definition 16 bits Leader length. Wave Match(tm)This function allows you to use The preamble length is only 4 bits. Therefore CC1120 fully conforms to N mode Transceivers for 169 MHz wM bus systems For example, smart gas meter or water meter. Various MSP430 or STM32L05xx devices can Run TI wM bus stack, including the newest member of the Wolverine family——TI's MSP430 microcontroller based on ULP FRAM. Wireless M-BusThe wireless M-Bus standard specifies the communication between a meter and an “other”system component, e.g. mobile/stationary readout devices or data collectors.
Three original PHY Layer modes from 2005 were defined in [1] for the communicationbetween a meter and an “other”:
The three new modes, introduced in 2011, are also supported by CC1120 performance line: In addition, two more modes, named P and Q, were defined in the EN13757-5:2008 standard, with the goal to support the implementation of wM-Bus Repeaters. Both P and Q modes are defined for the 169Mhz and 868MHz ISM band and are fully supported by the CC1120. In this document P and Q modes are not reviewed due to their limited use in real world applications so far. For each wM-Bus mode, 6 different CC1120 board are tested at room temperature 25°C and 3V supply. For T mode 250 kHz RX BW is required to handle the 12% datarate tolerance hence CC1125 board with 40 MHz XTAL are tested.
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