Features
- Dual-core: Cortex-M33F at 64MHz as application core, Cortex-M0+ at 64MHz as configurable MAC
- Receive sensitivity -97dBm, Transmit +6dBm
- 96kB RAM (+16kB Cache), 256kB Flash, 288kB ROM (incl. stack), QSPI external Flash/RAM expansion
- 8-ch, 15-bit Sigma-Delta ADC
- Power consumption: RadioRx = 1.2mA, RadioTx = 2.3mA, Active = 34µA/MHz, Hibernation = 90nA
- Only requires 6 external components
- Package: WLCSP (3.32mm x 2.48mm), FCQFN (5.1mm x 4.3mm)
- Security: Secure key storage, secure boot
- Quad-decoder (active in hibernation)
Description
Module available: DA14592MOD
The DA14592 is a mid-range Bluetooth® Low Energy (LE) SoC that offers the lowest power consumption and smallest solution footprint in its class. This SoC features multi-core processing (Arm® Cortex®-M33™, Arm Cortex-M0+) and includes on-chip memory (RAM/ROM/Flash) sized to support a broad range of applications while maintaining cost-effectiveness. Typical applications include connected medical devices, asset tracking, human interface devices, metering systems, PoS readers, and crowdsourced location (CSL) tracking. Notably, the DA14592 also includes a high-precision sigma-delta ADC, up to 32 GPIOs, and a QSPI for external memory (Flash or RAM) expansion, which is uncommon for this class of Bluetooth LE SoC.
The DA14592 maintains Renesas’ leadership in lowest radio power consumption by leveraging its new low-power mode, enabling a radio transmit current of only 2.3mA at 0dBm and a radio receive current of 1.2mA. Furthermore, it supports an ultra-low hibernation current of 90nA, which extends the shelf-life of end-products shipped with a connected battery. For products that require extensive application processing, it also boasts an ultra-low active current of 34µA/MHz.
The DA14592 typically requires only 6 external components, delivering best-in-class eBOM and offering the lowest solution cost and size. Its high accuracy on-chip RCX removes the need for an external, sleep mode crystal with most applications only requiring a 32MHz crystal. Package options include WLCSP (3.32mm x 2.48mm) and FCQFN (5.1mm x 4.3mm) offering an attractively small solution footprint. Additionally, it comes with a comprehensive suite of support tools, programming examples, Renesas' professionally staffed support forum, and industry-leading customer technical support.
Product Comparison
DA14592 | DA14594 | |
RAM (KB) | 96 | 96 |
Extended Advertising | Not Supported | Supported |
Periodic Advertising | Not Supported | Supported |
AoA | TX Supported | TX Supported |
AoD | TX Supported | TX Supported |
Application | AoA, AoD, Asset tracking, Beacons, Connected health, Crowd-sourced location tracking, HID, IoT, Medical, Metering, PoS, Proximity tags & trackers, RCU | ATLAS, AoA, AoD, Asset tracking, Beacons, HID, IoT, Medical, Metering, PoS, Wireless Ranging (WiRa) |
GPIOs (#) | 32 | 32 |
Pkg. Type | FCQFN, WLCSP | FCQFN, WLCSP |
Parameters
Attributes | Value |
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Wireless Standard | BLE 5.2 Core specification |
Proprietary 2G4 protocol | Yes |
CPU | M33 & M0+ |
Flash Memory (KB) | 256 |
ROM (KB) | 288 |
Memory Size (OTP) (KB) | 0 |
RAM (KB) | 96 |
GPIOs (#) | 32 |
Supply Voltage Vcc Range | 1.7-3.6 |
Integrated DCDC | Integrated Buck DC-DC converter |
Integrated Battery Charger | No |
External Rails and Load Capacity | None |
Tx Current (mA) | 2.3 |
Rx current (mA) | 1.2 |
Output Power Range (dBm) | - |
Sensitivity (dBm) (dBm) | -97 |
Clock Rate (MHz) | 64 |
Flexible System Clock | Yes |
Execute from FLASH | Yes |
Hardware Crypto Engine | Yes |
QSPI Interface (#) | 1 |
SPI (#) | 1 |
I2C (#) | 1 |
UART (#) | 2 |
ADC | 15-bit x 8-ch, 10-bit x 8-ch |
USB Ports (#) | 0 |
LE Data Length Extensions | Supported |
2Mbps | Supported |
LE Coded PHY (Long Range) | Not Supported |
Extended Advertising | Not Supported |
Periodic Advertising | Not Supported |
AoA | TX Supported |
AoD | TX Supported |
GATT Caching | Not Supported |
Bluetooth® Mesh | Not Supported |
Temp. Range (°C) | -40 to +85°C |
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The DA14592 Bluetooth Low Energy SoC is an ultra-low power Bluetooth SoC built on an Arm® Cortex®-M33 and Arm Cortex-M0+ core with support for Bluetooth 5.4 and other proprietary ISM band protocols.
With industry-leading power consumption built on an Arm® Cortex®-M33™ core and Arm Cortex-M0+ for Bluetooth and radio operations, as well as 256kB of flash onboard, the DA14592 Bluetooth SoC can save power and cost for mid-range applications such as crowdsourced location tracking, where you can take full advantage of the ultra-low power and Bluetooth capabilities of the DA14592 SoC.
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