Coin Cell or No Cell – Go Battery-less with SimpleLink™ Ultra-low Power Wireless MCU Platform

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The Next Big Thing in Ultra-low Power: The New SimpleLink™ ULP Wireless MCU Platform

Texas Instruments

TI expands the SimpleLink portfolio to include the industry’s lowest power and only multi-standard platform, making it easier to design a wide-range of applications for the Internet of Things (IoT).

What is the SimpleLink™ Ultra-low Power Wireless MCU Platform?


It’s ultra-low power
The lowest power performance in the industry, enabling battery-less operation with energy harvesting or always-on coin cell powered operation for multiple years

It’s multi-standard
The industry’s only platform with code and pin compatibility across Bluetooth® Smart, ZigBee®, 6LoWPAN, Sub-1 GHz, RF4CE and proprietary modes up to 5Mbps
SimpleLink Ultra-low Power Wireless MCU Platform





It’s easy to use
An integrated programmable ARM® Cortex®-M3 MCU with ready-to-use protocol stacks with sample applications, documentation, hardware reference designs, development tools and TI’s E2E forum to get questions answered by engineers.








Learn more about the industry’s first multi-standard platform and its first members released:

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Multi-standard CC2650 wireless MCU
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Bluetooth® Smart CC2640 wireless MCU
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6LoWPAN/ZigBee® CC2630 wireless MCU
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Sub-1 GHz CC1310 wireless MCU
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RF4CE CC2620 wireless MCU



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