Texas Instruments Demos World's First Coin Cell for Bluetooth Low Energy Apps

Texas Instruments has announced that it has demonstrated the world's first coin cell demo for the new Bluetooth low energy open standard based on its upcoming CC2540 single-mode, system-on-chip. Bluetooth low energy applications like sports and fitness equipment, mobile accessories, and home and office devices use coin cell and energy harvesting solutions to run for more than a year on a single tiny button cell battery.

The TI application supports both dual-mode and single-mode solutions and are optimized for low-power and low-cost applications. TI says that its device is packaged on a 6mm x 6mm unit including the controller, host, and application.

The benefits of TI's system include a one-chip integrated solution that reduces size and cost. The flash-based device enables firmware to be updated in the field and data can be stored on the chip. The low power consumption also allows the device to have a longer battery life using coin cells or alkaline batteries.

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