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FIGURE 1. 0900PC15A0036 RENDERING
Texas Instruments CC1352 x Johanson Technology 0900PC15A0036
INTRODUCTION
Integrated passive components, known simply as IPCs, are devices designed with a complete circuit embedded into a single package
rather than discretely placed on the PCB. With the advent of wearables and the overall miniaturization of electronic devices, it has
become an ever-increasing priority among designers to reduce both size and complexity while maintaining comparable performance. In
an effort to simplify the implementation of the TI CC1352R and CC1352P chipsets, Johanson Technology (JTI) and Texas Instruments
(TI) have worked together to create a compact, matched solution for the TI CC1352R and
CC1352P chipsets.
JOHANSON TECHNOLOGY 0900PC15A0036
The 0900PC15A0036 is an IPC designed by Johanson Technology to specifically operate in
conjunction with TI chipsets CC1352R and CC1352P. Pairing the two devices together cuts
down the number of components required for impedance matching, balun transformation, and
harmonic filtering. For solutions with an integrated antenna, the RF passive component count
is reduced from 23 to 3.
COMPONENTS INTEGRATED
In order to illustrate the change in BOM that the 0900PC15A0036 provides, Figures 2 and 3 show the difference in component count
between the IPC reference design and discrete reference design. This reduction also leads to decreased pick-and-place costs.
FIGURE 2. DISCRETE COMPONENTS INTEGRATED INTO IPC
FIGURE 3. IPC REFERENCE DESIGN