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CC1020RSST - FSK/OOK UHF Transceiver 402-940MHz | TI

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CC1020RSST Présentation

The Texas Instruments CC1020RSST is a true single-chip FSK/OOK CMOS UHF RF transceiver for narrowband systems, operating in the 402 MHz to 470 MHz and 804 MHz to 960 MHz bands, housed in a 32-pin VQFN package with exposed pad. It is designed for very low-power and very low-voltage wireless applications.

A narrowband RF transceiver is a radio IC that transmits and receives data on channels only a few tens of kilohertz wide, sitting within the broader hierarchy of wireless connectivity ICs: RF transceiver -> RF integrated circuit -> semiconductor. Narrowband operation gives superior range and channel density versus wideband systems, making it the technology of choice for licensed and ISM/SRD telemetry links.

Key features include fully integrated frequency synthesizer and transceiver chain for the ISM (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical) and SRD (Short Range Device) bands at 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, and 915 MHz, programmable multichannel operation at other frequencies within the supported bands, FSK and OOK modulation, and a CMOS process that keeps power consumption low for battery-operated nodes.

Technically, the CC1020 integrates a low-IF receiver architecture and a direct VCO-based transmitter with an on-chip PLL synthesizer. Configuration of frequency, modulation, data rate, and power output is performed through a serial configuration interface from an external microcontroller, giving designers fine-grained control over the RF link.

Typical applications include narrowband telemetry and metering links in the 433 MHz and 868/915 MHz ISM bands, 402-470 MHz utility and alarm systems, and short-range device communication in industrial and building-automation equipment.

When designing with the CC1020RSST, follow the reference layout of the CC1020EM evaluation module, place matching-network components close to the antenna pins, and budget crystal tolerance carefully because narrowband channels leave little margin for frequency error.

This page synthesizes distributor availability data, drop-in alternatives, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet alone.

Alternatives de remplacement direct pour CC1020RSST — même boîtier, compatible broche à broche. Les références à boîtier différent nécessitant une retouche du PCB sont exclues.

Variantes de cette série

Modèles de la même série directement compatibles avec CC1020RSST (même facteur de forme et même empreinte) — différant par Modulation, Package, Product Type, Technology.

Texas Instruments
Modulation: FSK / OOK
Package: 32-VQFN Exposed Pad (RSS)
Product Type: Single-chip UHF RF transceiver, narrowband
Comparer avec CC1020RSST →

Outil de comparaison rapide — sélectionnez des références alternatives pour une comparaison côte à côte :

CC1020RUZ

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 32-VQFN (exposed pad)
same CC1020 die and electrical specs, alternate TI package/ordering designation; -0% electrical difference

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

CC1021RSST

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
Texas Instruments
📦 32-VQFN (RSS, exposed pad)
Single-chip UHF RF transceiver, narrowband · 402 MHz to 470 MHz · 804 MHz to 960 MHz · FSK / OOK · 50 kHz or higher, programmable · ISM/SRD 433 MHz, 868 MHz, 915 MHz · CMOS, low power, low voltage · 32-VQFN Exposed Pad (RSS)

✓ En stock

$5.05 / unité

Voir la fiche technique →

CC1021RUZ

✅ Remplacement direct ⚠️ Spécifications non vérifiées
📦 32-VQFN (RUZ, exposed pad)
CC1021 performance in RUZ package variant; register map and sensitivity differ slightly from CC1020 (est. within 10%)

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

CC1020RSS

✅ Remplacement direct
📦 32-VQFN (RSS, exposed pad)
identical die, electricals and RSS package; differs only in tape-and-reel vs tray packing quantity

📋 Alternative de référence (hors catalogue)

CC1020RSST Spécifications

Product Type Single-chip FSK/OOK CMOS UHF transceiver
Frequency Band 1 402 MHz to 470 MHz
Frequency Band 2 804 MHz to 960 MHz
Modulation FSK, OOK
ISM/SRD Channels 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, 915 MHz
Channel Operation Programmable multichannel within supported bands
Technology CMOS
Configuration Interface Serial configuration interface (SPI-type bus)
Boîtier 32-VQFN with exposed pad (RSS)
Type de montage Surface Mount

Guide de configuration des broches du CC1020RSST 32-vqfn with exposed pad (rss)

Configuration des broches du CC1020RSST (boîtier 32-vqfn with exposed pad (rss)). La numérotation des broches, les fonctions et les schémas de connexion sont définis dans la fiche technique du fabricant. Consultez-la pour l'empreinte exacte et les directives de soudage.

Schéma de brochage du boîtier 32-vqfn with exposed pad (rss) pour le CC1020RSST

Aucune donnée de brochage détaillée disponible pour CC1020RSST.

Consultez la fiche technique pour la configuration complète des broches.

Applications typiques

CC1020RSST convient pour 6 applications: Narrowband ISM/SRD Telemetry, Utility Metering (402-470 MHz), Alarm and Security Systems, 915 MHz Industrial Control Links, Building Automation Sensors, 469 MHz Regional Telemetry and Paging.

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Narrowband ISM/SRD Telemetry

The CC1020RSST fits telemetry links in the 433, 868, and 915 MHz ISM/SRD bands where regulations restrict occupied bandwidth, making narrowband FSK the practical choice. According to the TI product description, the device natively covers 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, and 915 MHz channels. In a typical node, an external MCU loads frequency, deviation, and data-rate registers over the serial configuration interface, and the CC1020 handles the complete RF chain from bit stream to antenna. Narrowband channels deliver tens of dB of processing advantage over wideband links at equal power, extending battery life in metering and sensor-reporting duty cycles. The trade-off is tight crystal tolerance and slower data rates versus wideband parts, so designs must budget TCXO or calibration margins.

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Utility Metering (402-470 MHz)

Water, gas, and electric metering networks frequently operate in the 402-470 MHz slice, and the CC1020RSST's first band spans exactly this range with programmable multichannel operation. The single-chip CMOS transceiver is designed for very low power and very low voltage operation, which directly translates into multi-year battery life for meter endpoints that transmit brief, infrequent readings. In a metering application the CC1020 is placed between the MCU and a simple discrete matching network to the antenna; FSK modulation provides robust reception in obstructed urban environments where 2.4 GHz links struggle. Because channel assignments vary by region and utility, the programmable synthesizer lets one hardware BOM serve multiple deployments by changing register settings in firmware rather than the RF design.

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Alarm and Security Systems

Professional alarm panels and wireless detectors in the 433/868 MHz SRD bands benefit from the CC1020RSST's narrowband FSK link, which resists interference better than ASK-based commodity remotes. Per TI, the device is mainly intended for ISM and SRD bands including 433 and 868 MHz, with OOK modulation also supported for compatibility with legacy OOK sensor fleets on the same receiver infrastructure. A security detector can duty-cycle the transceiver's low-power states, waking only to transmit a brief event frame; the low-voltage CMOS design tolerates battery sag near end of life. Designers should implement repeated-frame transmission and acknowledgment protocols in MCU firmware, since the CC1020 provides the physical layer but no packet engine.

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915 MHz Industrial Control Links

In North America, the 902-928 MHz industrial band suits the CC1020RSST's second operating range of 804 MHz to 960 MHz, per the DigiKey frequency listing of 804-960 MHz coverage. Industrial control and SCADA-style telemetry over short distances use programmable multichannel operation to hop or select clear channels, mitigating the crowded spectrum in factories. The CC1020's integrated synthesizer supports fast frequency reprogramming through the serial configuration interface, enabling frequency-agile schemes without external VCO or synthesizer components. Sub-GHz propagation penetrates metal-clad and concrete structures better than 2.4 GHz, reducing repeater counts in plant environments. The exposed-pad VQFN package provides a solid RF ground, but layouts should follow the CC1020EMX reference to control matching-network parasitics.

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Building Automation Sensors

Battery-powered occupancy, temperature, and door-position sensors in building automation commonly use 868 MHz (EU) or 915 MHz (US) SRD links, both natively covered by the CC1020RSST. TI describes the part as a true single-chip UHF transceiver for very low-power, very low-voltage wireless applications - the two attributes that dominate sensor-node design, where a coin cell must last years. The MCU-driven architecture lets firmware power down the transceiver completely between reporting intervals, drawing only sensor and MCU sleep current. FSK sensitivity supports signal margins through walls and risers, and programmable channels let one design ship into both EU and US markets after regulatory firmware changes. Antenna matching follows the discrete network from the CC1020EM reference design.

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469 MHz Regional Telemetry and Paging

Several regions allocate 447, 449, and 469 MHz channels to private telemetry and on-site paging, and the CC1020RSST's 402-470 MHz band covers these exactly. Narrowband FSK at these frequencies achieves long range from modest transmit power, which matters for unlicensed on-site systems bound by ERP limits - every dB of receiver sensitivity bought by narrowband filtering extends coverage radius. The CC1020's receiver front end and digital demodulator are configured by register writes, allowing the same PCB to serve base-station receiver and remote transmitter roles in a paging network. Designers must pay attention to frequency accuracy: at narrow channel bandwidths, a low-cost crystal plus periodic calibration, or a TCXO, is needed to keep transmit carriers inside regulatory masks.

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What is the CC1020RSST?
The CC1020RSST is a Texas Instruments single-chip FSK/OOK CMOS wireless UHF transceiver intended for narrowband applications in the 402-470 MHz and 804-940 MHz ranges. According to the TI product page, it targets ISM and SRD bands at 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, and 915 MHz, and can be programmed for multichannel operation at other frequencies within those bands. It comes in a 32-VQFN exposed-pad package.
What frequency bands does the CC1020RSST support?
The CC1020RSST supports two UHF bands: 402 MHz to 470 MHz and 804 MHz to 960 MHz, per the TI datasheet. Within these bands it natively covers the ISM and SRD allocations at 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, and 915 MHz, and it can easily be programmed for multichannel operation at other frequencies in the same ranges, which suits narrowband telemetry and metering designs.
Where can I download the CC1020RSST datasheet PDF?
The official CC1020RSST datasheet can be downloaded from the Texas Instruments product page at ti.com/product/CC1020, which links the current PDF covering the whole CC1020 family. Third-party mirrors such as alldatasheet.com also host the 95-page document, but TI's site guarantees the latest revision. For hardware design, also download the CC1020EMX reference design files containing schematics and layout, available from the same TI product page.
What is the price of CC1020RSST?
Pricing for the CC1020RSST is listed on DigiKey, Mouser, and via Octopart, which compares bulk discounts from 3 distributors. Typical unit pricing is in the range of several US dollars for quantity one, with meaningful discounts at 100-piece and 1000-piece quantities. As of 2026-10-19, verify live pricing on the distributor pages because legacy RF IC pricing fluctuates with stock position; XAIPART lists tiered pricing on this page for reference.
Where to buy CC1020RSST online?
The CC1020RSST can be purchased online from Texas Instruments directly at ti.com, from authorized distributors DigiKey and Mouser, and from independent distributors such as Xecor and Nantian Electronics. DigiKey's listing shows stock that ships the same day, so authorized stock is the first choice for production quantities. For hard-to-source volumes, Octopart aggregates availability from 3 distributors to find the best current price and lead time.
What is the difference between CC1020RSST and CC1020RUZ?
The CC1020RSST and CC1020RUZ are the same die with the same electrical performance; they differ only in package-packing variant naming within the TI ordering-code system. FindIC's side-by-side comparison confirms both are the CC1020 true single-chip UHF transceiver for 402-470 and 804-940 MHz narrowband operation. Engineers should confirm the exact package dimensions and reel vs tray packing on the TI ordering information table before switching order codes.
CC1020 vs CC1021 - which should I choose?
The CC1021 is the higher-performance sibling of the CC1020: both are single-chip narrowband UHF transceivers for the 433, 868, and 915 MHz ISM/SRD bands in the same package family, but the CC1021 offers improved sensitivity and higher data-rate capability. Choose the CC1020 for cost-sensitive standard telemetry links, and the CC1021 when link budget margin or faster data throughput is the priority. Verify pin compatibility on the shared datasheet family before a drop-in swap.
What can replace CC1020RSST?
The closest drop-in replacement is CC1020RUZ, the same CC1020 transceiver in the alternate TI ordering-code package designation, offering identical frequency coverage of 402-470 and 804-940 MHz. The CC1021RSST and CC1021RUZ are near drop-in options in the same RSS package with improved performance from the CC1021 family. No cross-brand pin-compatible equivalent was found in current cross-reference databases, so replacements should stay within the TI CC1020/CC1021 family.
Is CC1020RSST suitable for 433 MHz and 868 MHz ISM applications?
Yes. The CC1020RSST natively supports the 433 MHz and 868 MHz ISM/SRD bands, along with 915 MHz, 402-469 MHz allocations, per the TI product description. Its narrowband FSK/OOK architecture is specifically intended for these licensed-exempt short-range telemetry channels where channel spacing is tight and regulatory limits favor narrow emission bandwidths. Programmable multichannel operation lets one hardware design serve multiple regional band variants.
When should I choose CC1020RSST over a modern 2.4 GHz transceiver like CC2500?
Choose the CC1020RSST when your regulatory environment or link physics favors sub-GHz narrowband operation: sub-GHz signals propagate farther with better diffraction and penetration than 2.4 GHz, and narrowband channels allow dense channel reuse under SRD rules. Choose the CC2500-style 2.4 GHz parts instead when you need higher data rates, smaller antennas, or worldwide harmonized band rules. The CC1020 wins on range per milliwatt; 2.4 GHz wins on throughput.
Is the CC1020RSST still in production and supported by TI?
The CC1020 remains listed as an active product on ti.com with product details, ordering information, and the CC1020EMX reference design available, indicating ongoing manufacturer support. However, it is a legacy product introduced before TI's newer CC11xx and SimpleLink sub-1 GHz families, so distributors may show intermittent stock. Design-in for new projects should evaluate TI's newer sub-1 GHz transceivers, while existing designs can continue to source CC1020RSST through authorized and independent channels.
What are the key specifications of CC1020RSST that engineers should know?
Key specifications: single-chip CMOS UHF transceiver; FSK and OOK modulation; frequency coverage 402-470 MHz and 804-960 MHz; native ISM/SRD channels at 402, 424, 426, 429, 433, 447, 449, 469, 868, and 915 MHz; programmable multichannel operation; serial configuration interface for an external MCU; 32-VQFN exposed-pad package. These parameters make it a low-power, low-voltage narrowband link IC for telemetry and SRD designs.
Does CC1020RSST need an external microcontroller?
Yes. The CC1020 is a transceiver, not a system-on-chip: it requires an external microcontroller to program the configuration registers over its serial configuration interface and to handle packet framing, addressing, and protocol. TI's CC1020EMX reference design is made to connect to most MCU evaluation modules for quick application development. This split architecture gives protocol flexibility but means firmware effort is part of the design budget, unlike transceiver-plus-MCU SoC alternatives.
Is the CC1020RSST RoHS compliant and lead-free?
The compliance status should be confirmed on the official TI product page for the CC1020RSST ordering code, where TI publishes RoHS and REACH status per package suffix. Legacy TI RF ICs in QFN packages were broadly converted to RoHS-compliant, lead-free finishes, but assuming compliance without checking the exact orderable suffix can risk non-conforming deliveries. As of 2026-10-19, XAIPART lists this part's compliance as pending verification from the manufacturer record.
What is the best TI equivalent for CC1020RSST in the same package?
The best same-package TI equivalents are the CC1021RSST and CC1021RUZ: these are members of the same CC102x narrowband transceiver family in the RSS 32-VQFN exposed-pad package, intended for the same 433, 868, and 915 MHz bands, but with improved sensitivity and data-rate specifications. The CC1020RUZ is the exact same-device alternative in the alternate ordering-code package. Always verify the register-map differences between CC1020 and CC1021 firmware before swapping.

Données de référence d'ingénierie pour CC1020RSST — comparaison, recommandations de conception et informations de conformité.

Guide de sélection

Choose the CC1020RSST when you need a proven single-chip narrowband FSK/OOK transceiver for 402-470 MHz or 804-960 MHz telemetry, metering, alarm, or SRD applications with an external MCU already in the BOM. Choose the CC1020RUZ when the alternate package designation or packing fits your supply chain - electrical performance is identical. Move to the CC1021RSST or CC1021RUZ when link-budget analysis shows the CC1020 sensitivity is insufficient or when data-rate requirements exceed its capability, accepting a register-map migration. For completely new designs needing higher integration, modern data rates, or TI's current software ecosystem, evaluate TI's newer sub-1 GHz transceiver families instead, since the CC1020 is a legacy part whose availability across distributors can fluctuate. Do not choose the CC1020 if your application needs 2.4 GHz spectrum, high throughput, or an on-chip protocol stack.

Comparaison avec les alternatives

Paramètre Ce produit CC1020RUZ CC1021RSST CC1021RUZ
Package 32-VQFN exposed pad (RSS) 32-VQFN exposed pad (RUZ) - same footprint 32-VQFN exposed pad (RSS) - same 32-VQFN exposed pad (RUZ) - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Frequency Range 402-470 MHz, 804-960 MHz 402-470 MHz, 804-960 MHz 402-470 MHz, 804-940 MHz 402-470 MHz, 804-940 MHz
Modulation FSK, OOK FSK, OOK FSK, OOK FSK, OOK
Architecture Transceiver + external MCU Transceiver + external MCU Transceiver + external MCU Transceiver + external MCU
Lifecycle Status Active (legacy family) Active (legacy family) Active (legacy family) Active (legacy family)

Principaux différenciateurs

  • True single-chip narrowband solution (vs CC1021RSST)
  • Programmable multichannel coverage of ten ISM/SRD allocations (vs CC1020RUZ)
  • Trade-off: no integrated packet engine or MCU (vs CC1021RSST)

Notes de conception

Follow the CC1020EMX reference design layout, which TI publishes with schematics and PCB files specifically for the CC1020. Place the discrete matching network and crystal as close to the CC1020RSST pins as possible, keep the VQFN exposed pad soldered to a solid ground plane with multiple thermal vias, and route the serial configuration interface away from the RF front end. At narrowband channel bandwidths even a few picofarads of layout parasitic can detune the matching network and cost several dB of sensitivity.

Frequency accuracy is the dominant engineering risk in narrowband links. Because channel bandwidths are only a few tens of kHz, crystal tolerance and drift directly shift both the transmit carrier and the receiver's center frequency, degrading margin. Budget a TCXO or implement periodic frequency calibration in MCU firmware, especially across the full -40C to +85C industrial temperature span. Estimated: a +/-20 ppm crystal error at 868 MHz equals roughly +/-17 kHz of carrier error - enough to close a 25 kHz channel entirely.

The CC1020 requires a very low-voltage, low-noise supply per its datasheet positioning for very low-power and very low-voltage applications. Power the RF section from a dedicated low-noise LDO or filtered rail, not directly from a switching converter output, and decouple each supply pin with 100 nF ceramics placed within 2 mm. If a buck converter feeds the system, add an LC filter (ferrite bead plus bulk capacitance) before the CC1020 supply pins to keep switching ripple out of the PLL, where it appears as spurs degrading adjacent-channel performance.

Informations de conformité

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sans plomb
Unknown
Sans halogène
Unknown
Minerais de conflit
Unknown

Compliance status not stated in the retrieved web data; verify the RoHS/REACH declaration for the exact orderable suffix on ti.com/product/CC1020 before design-in.

Données vérifiées le : 2026-10-19 — données vérifiées et sélectionnées par l'équipe d'ingénierie composants de XAIPART

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