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CC1125RHBT - Sub-1GHz Narrowband RF Transceiver | Texas Instruments

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The Texas Instruments CC1125RHBT is a fully integrated single-chip Sub-1 GHz narrowband RF transceiver covering four frequency bands: 164 MHz to 192 MHz, 274 MHz to 320 MHz, 410 MHz to 480 MHz, and 820 MHz to 960 MHz, housed in a 32-pin VFQFN package with exposed pad.

A narrowband RF transceiver is a radio IC that transmits and receives data in a narrow channel bandwidth, maximizing spectral efficiency and link budget in licensed and license-free ISM (Industrial, Scientific and Medical) and SRD (Short Range Device) bands. Within the power-management and connectivity hierarchy of a wireless system, the transceiver sits between the antenna front end and the host microcontroller, handling modulation, filtering, and baseband processing. The CC1125 belongs to the CC112x family of high-performance Sub-1 GHz radios from Texas Instruments.

Key features of the CC1125 include fully integrated filtering that removes the need for costly external SAW and IF filters, very low-power and low-voltage operation, and a complete on-chip radio architecture including frequency synthesizer, PA, and receiver chain. The integrated filters reduce bill-of-materials cost and board area while improving receiver robustness in congested narrowband bands such as 433 MHz and 868/915 MHz.

The architecture is a single-chip direct-conversion/low-IF design optimized for narrowband systems: all channel filtering is performed on-chip, enabling tight adjacent-channel selectivity and compliance-oriented narrowband operation. The device combines an RF transceiver core with MCU-style digital control, classified by distributors as an RF TxRx + MCU device for general ISM < 1 GHz use.

Typical applications include utility metering (water, gas, electricity), wireless M-Bus and other narrowband metering stacks, industrial telemetry and SCADA links, security and alarm systems, and long-range ISM sensor networks where narrowband operation delivers maximum range per milliwatt.

Design consideration: because the CC1125 targets narrowband channels, crystal accuracy and frequency planning are critical - a low-ppm crystal and careful RF layout around the exposed pad ground are essential to stay within channel masks at 868/915 MHz.

This page synthesizes distributor pricing, drop-in alternatives within the TI CC112x/CC120x family, and practical design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet.

Alternativas drop-in para CC1125RHBT — mesmo encapsulamento, compatível pino a pino. Peças de encapsulamento diferente que exigem retrabalho na PCB são excluídas.

Variantes desta série

Modelos da mesma série compatíveis como drop-in com CC1125RHBT (mesmo formato e footprint) — diferindo em Package, Product Type, Integrated Filters, Modulation.

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Modulation: 2FSK, GFSK, OOK
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Package: 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad (RHBT)
Product Type: Single-chip RF transceiver (TxRx + MCU)
Integrated Filters: Yes - no external SAW or IF filters required
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Package: 32-VFQFN with exposed pad
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CC1125RHBT Especificações

Product Type Single-chip Sub-1 GHz RF transceiver (TxRx + MCU)
Frequency Band 1 164 MHz to 192 MHz
Frequency Band 2 274 MHz to 320 MHz
Frequency Band 3 410 MHz to 480 MHz
Frequency Band 4 820 MHz to 960 MHz
Application Segment General ISM < 1 GHz
Modulation Narrowband systems (CC112x family)
Integrated Filters Yes - no external SAW/IF filters required
Encapsulamento 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad (RHB)
Tipo de montagem Surface Mount
Status RoHS Compliant

Guia de Configuração de Pinos do CC1125RHBT 32-vfqfn exposed pad (rhb)

Configuração de pinos para CC1125RHBT (pacote 32-vfqfn exposed pad (rhb)). A numeração dos pinos, funções e diagramas de conexão estão definidos no datasheet do fabricante. Consulte-o para o footprint exato e diretrizes de soldagem.

Diagrama de pinagem do pacote 32-vfqfn exposed pad (rhb) para CC1125RHBT

Nenhum dado detalhado de pinagem disponível para CC1125RHBT.

Consulte a ficha técnica para a configuração completa dos pinos.

Aplicações típicas

CC1125RHBT é adequado para 6 aplicaçãos: Utility Metering (Water/Gas/Electric), Industrial Telemetry and SCADA, Security and Alarm Systems, Long-Range ISM Sensor Networks, Smart Home and IoT Gateways, Wireless Audio-Visual and General ISM Links.

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Utility Metering (Water/Gas/Electric)

The CC1125RHBT fits utility metering because narrowband operation in the 169 MHz and 868 MHz SRD bands maximizes link budget for meters located in basements or metal enclosures. Its integrated channel filtering provides the adjacent-channel selectivity needed in congested metering bands, eliminating external SAW filters and reducing meter BOM cost. In a typical wireless M-Bus style stack, the transceiver handles the narrowband air interface while a low-power MCU manages protocol and sleep scheduling; the device's low-voltage, low-power design supports battery lifetimes measured in years, and the same 32-VFQFN footprint can be reused across regional SKUs by changing band configuration in firmware.

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Industrial Telemetry and SCADA

For industrial telemetry, the CC1125RHBT's four-band coverage (164-192, 274-320, 410-480, 820-960 MHz) lets one hardware platform serve different licensed and ISM channels per plant or region. Narrowband channels deliver range per watt that wideband links cannot match, which matters for remote sensors powered from limited supplies. The fully integrated filtering survives electrically noisy factory environments where strong out-of-band interferers are common, and the on-chip radio core reduces calibration complexity. Deployed between a PLC-grade controller and an antenna, it provides robust point-to-multipoint links for tank levels, pump status, and alarm reporting across large industrial sites.

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Security and Alarm Systems

Alarm and security panels benefit from the CC1125RHBT's high receiver sensitivity and narrowband interference rejection, since alarm bands at 433 MHz and 868 MHz are crowded with consumer devices. Integrated filtering removes the need for external SAW filters, reducing sensor-node size for discreet door/window and PIR transmitters. The four-band coverage allows the same PCB to be certified for regional frequency plans, simplifying global product lines. In a typical deployment, motion sensors transmit short narrowband frames to a panel that polls each node; the transceiver's low-power sleep modes keep coin-cell or lithium sensor batteries operating for years between replacements.

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Long-Range ISM Sensor Networks

Star and mesh sensor networks in the 410-480 MHz and 820-960 MHz ISM bands use the CC1125RHBT where maximum range per node is the primary requirement. Narrowband modulation concentrates transmit energy into a small channel, improving receiver SNR and therefore link distance; combined with the device's high sensitivity, this enables multi-kilometer links with simple wire antennas. The integrated filter chain maintains selectivity when many nodes share a channel, and the RF TxRx + MCU architecture offloads packet handling from the host. Gateways pair the transceiver with a general-purpose MCU, while field nodes pair it with an ultra-low-power MCU and a DC-DC converter for energy-harvesting or battery operation.

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Smart Home and IoT Gateways

Sub-1 GHz IoT gateways and smart-home hubs use the CC1125RHBT to bridge battery-free mains-powered hubs with low-power Sub-1 GHz sensor nodes, where 868/915 MHz propagation penetrates walls better than 2.4 GHz. The transceiver's narrowband selectivity lets hubs coexist with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth traffic without degradation, and integrated filtering reduces gateway BOM cost at volume. Its four-band coverage allows a single gateway hardware revision to ship globally with band selection in firmware. The RF TxRx + MCU classification simplifies driver integration on Linux- or RTOS-based hub processors, while TI reference designs provide matching networks and layout guidance for the 32-VFQFN exposed-pad package.

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Wireless Audio-Visual and General ISM Links

General-purpose point-to-point ISM links - including low-latency control links for audio-visual accessories, lighting control, and remote actuation - leverage the CC1125RHBT's 410-480 MHz band, where narrowband channels avoid the congestion of 2.4 GHz. The device's very low-voltage operation suits portable, battery-operated remotes, and its integrated filters keep component count minimal for cost-sensitive consumer hardware. Because modulation and packet handling are configured through the register map, firmware teams can tune data rate and channel spacing per product line on identical hardware. Pairing the transceiver with a low-cost MCU yields robust bidirectional links for handheld controllers, dimmers, and motorized fixtures in dense RF environments.

Resumo dos produtos recomendados

MSP430FR5969 Ultra-low-power MCU host for protocol stack Usado em: Utility Metering (Water/Gas/Electric), Industrial Telemetry and SCADA, Long-Range ISM Sensor Networks CC1190 Range extender front-end PA/LNA Usado em: Utility Metering (Water/Gas/Electric), Security and Alarm Systems, Smart Home and IoT Gateways, Wireless Audio-Visual and General ISM Links TPS62740 High-efficiency buck for battery-powered nodes Usado em: Industrial Telemetry and SCADA, Long-Range ISM Sensor Networks, Smart Home and IoT Gateways MSP430FR2433 Low-power sensor node MCU Usado em: Security and Alarm Systems, Wireless Audio-Visual and General ISM Links
What frequency bands does the CC1125RHBT support?
The CC1125RHBT supports four Sub-1 GHz bands: 164 MHz to 192 MHz, 274 MHz to 320 MHz, 410 MHz to 480 MHz, and 820 MHz to 960 MHz. According to the Texas Instruments product page, this coverage makes it suitable for ISM and SRD bands worldwide, including 169 MHz metering, 433 MHz, and 868/915 MHz systems.
What is the price of CC1125RHBT?
As of 2026-10-19, the CC1125RHBT starts at approximately $4.14 per unit at LCSC, with distributor pricing typically in the $3 to $5 range at quantity 1. XAIPART tier pricing starts at $4.14 (qty 1) and decreases to about $2.78 at 1000 units. Always confirm current pricing on distributor sites such as DigiKey, Mouser, or LCSC before ordering, as RF transceiver pricing varies with allocation and volume.
Where can I buy CC1125RHBT online?
The CC1125RHBT is available from Texas Instruments directly via TI.com, and from authorized distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, and LCSC, with additional pricing comparison available on Octopart. DigiKey lists the part in stock with same-day shipping. Availability at secondary distributors such as FindMyChip and Hotenda can help with excess-stock sourcing for production quantities.
What is the difference between CC1125 and CC1120?
The CC1125 is the ultra-high-performance flagship of the CC112x family, offering the widest band coverage and best link budget, while the CC1120 is a lower-cost variant with reduced maximum output power and sensitivity. Both share the same 32-pin VQFN (RHB) package footprint and similar software stack. Per the Utmel comparison of CC1125RHBT vs CC1120RHBT, they are near drop-in alternatives, but the CC1120 gives up several dB of link budget in narrowband systems.
Is the CC1125RHBT the same package as the CC1125RHMR?
No - the CC1125RHBT and CC1125RHMR are temperature-grade and ordering variants within the same 32-pin VQFN (RHB) package family; the FindIC comparison confirms identical pinout and footprint. The RHBT grade is the standard commercial/industrial option. TI's E2E forum also documents a package transition within the CC112x family where a new suffix replaced an older one, with TI confirming the same footprint may be used for both old and new packages.
Can the CC1120RHBR replace the CC1125RHBT?
Yes, in link-budget-tolerant designs. The CC1120RHBR uses the same 32-VFQFN exposed-pad footprint and the same CC112x register interface, so it is pin-to-pin compatible; however its receiver sensitivity and maximum output power are lower than the CC1125, reducing range. For narrowband metering stacks that depend on maximum link margin, keep the CC1125; for shorter-range cost-sensitive nodes the CC1120 is a valid drop-in.
When should I choose CC1125 over CC1200?
Choose the CC1125 when your design needs the widest band coverage (164 MHz to 960 MHz across four bands) and the highest narrowband link budget in the TI Sub-1 GHz portfolio. Choose the CC1200 when you only operate in the 820 MHz to 960 MHz range and want a lower-cost part optimized for that band. The Utmel comparison of CC1200RHBR vs CC1125RHBT shows overlapping band support but narrower CC1200 coverage; both share the CC112x-style software architecture.
What is the best drop-in replacement for CC1125RHBT?
The best drop-in replacement is CC1125RHMR, the alternate ordering/temperature option in the same 32-VFQFN package - TI's E2E forum confirms identical performance and footprint. If the CC1125 itself is unavailable, CC1120RHBT or CC1120RHBR are the closest pin-compatible same-family substitutes, accepting a link-budget reduction of several dB. Always verify register configuration compatibility in your firmware before committing a substitution.
Where can I download the CC1125RHBT datasheet PDF?
The official CC1125 datasheet PDF is available from Texas Instruments at ti.com/product/CC1125, which hosts the ultra-high performance narrowband transceiver datasheet (approximately 40 pages) covering pin configuration, electrical characteristics, and register maps. Mirror copies are indexed on datasheets.com and alldatasheet.com, but TI.com is the authoritative source and should be used for design work to ensure the latest revision.
Does the CC1125 need external SAW or IF filters?
No. According to the Texas Instruments product page, the CC1125 is a fully integrated single-chip transceiver in which all filters are integrated, removing the need for costly external SAW and IF filters. This integration lowers bill-of-materials cost and board area and improves manufacturing consistency, while still delivering the channel selectivity required for narrowband ISM and SRD operation.
Is CC1125RHBT in stock and what is the lead time?
As of 2026-10-19, DigiKey lists the CC1125RHBT as in stock with same-day shipping, and LCSC also shows the part in stock (item C2876671). Lead time from authorized distributors is therefore typically immediate to a few days for standard quantities. For large production volumes, request a quote from TI or distributors, as factory lead times can extend several weeks during allocation periods.
Is the CC1125 suitable for wireless M-Bus metering applications?
Yes. The CC1125 is designed for narrowband ISM and SRD operation, and its band coverage includes 169 MHz and 868 MHz, the principal wireless M-Bus metering bands in Europe. Narrowband modulation combined with high receiver sensitivity and integrated channel filtering delivers the link margin needed for basement-located utility meters. TI's CC112x family is widely referenced in metering reference designs; pair it with a suitable MCU such as an MSP430 or STM32 host.
What are the key specifications of the CC1125RHBT that engineers should know?
Key facts: the CC1125RHBT is a Texas Instruments fully integrated single-chip Sub-1 GHz narrowband RF transceiver covering 164-192 MHz, 274-320 MHz, 410-480 MHz, and 820-960 MHz, in a 32-pin VFQFN exposed-pad package. All channel filters are on-chip, eliminating external SAW/IF filters. It targets ISM and SRD bands, is distributor-classified as RF TxRx + MCU, and is pin-compatible with CC1120 and CC1200 parts in the same RHB package.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for the CC1125RHBT?
There is no verified cross-brand pin-to-pin equivalent for the CC1125RHBT. Cross-reference searches on DigiKey, Z2Data, and part locator tools return no third-party 32-VFQFN drop-in matches for this TI radio; Sub-1 GHz transceivers from other vendors use different packages and pinouts, requiring PCB rework. For replacement purposes, stay within the TI CC112x family (CC1120, CC1125 alternate grades) which preserves the same footprint and software ecosystem.
What design considerations apply when using the CC1125RHBT at 868/915 MHz?
For 868/915 MHz narrowband operation, use a low-ppm crystal because narrowband channel masks leave little room for frequency error, and follow TI reference designs for matching-network and balun layout. The exposed pad must be soldered to a solid ground plane with multiple vias for RF ground integrity and heat dissipation. Since all filtering is integrated, keep the RF front end clean: place the antenna match close to the pin and isolate the RF section from switching regulators.

Dados de referência de engenharia para CC1125RHBT — comparação, orientação de projeto e informações de conformidade.

Guia de seleção

Choose the CC1125RHBT when you need maximum narrowband link budget and the broadest band coverage in a single PCB design - particularly utility metering (169/868 MHz), industrial telemetry, and long-range ISM sensor networks. Choose CC1125RHMR when you need the same die in the alternate ordering/temperature grade; performance is identical per TI. Choose CC1120RHBT or CC1120RHBR when range requirements are moderate and cost matters more than maximum sensitivity - they are pin-compatible but give up link budget. Choose CC1200RHBR when your system operates only near 868/915 MHz and a band-optimized, lower-cost radio is sufficient; verify register configuration compatibility before substitution. All five parts share the 32-VFQFN exposed-pad footprint, so a single PCB layout can serve the whole family. There is no verified cross-brand drop-in equivalent - third-party Sub-1 GHz radios use different packages and require PCB rework.

Comparação com alternativas

Parâmetro Este produto CC1125RHMR CC1120RHBT CC1200RHBR
Package 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad (RHB) 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad - same 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad - same 32-VFQFN Exposed Pad - same
Brand Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments Texas Instruments
Frequency Coverage 164-192 / 274-320 / 410-480 / 820-960 MHz Same as CC1125 Similar Sub-1 GHz bands Sub-1 GHz, narrower band focus (820-960 MHz emphasis)
Product Tier Ultra-high performance flagship Identical (same die) Performance tier below CC1125 Cost-optimized band-limited tier
External SAW/IF Filters Not required Not required Not required Not required
Target Application Narrowband ISM/SRD, metering, industrial telemetry Identical applications Shorter-range narrowband links 868/915 MHz cost-sensitive systems
Drop-in Footprint Compatibility Reference (32-VFQFN RHB) Pin-to-pin, 100% Pin-to-pin, same footprint Same footprint, verify register config

Principais diferenciais

  • Widest band coverage in the TI CC112x family (vs CC1200RHBR)
  • Ultra-high-performance narrowband link budget (vs CC1120RHBT)
  • No external SAW or IF filters required (vs CC1120RHBT)

Notas de projeto

The 32-VFQFN exposed pad is the primary RF ground for the CC1125RHBT. Solder it to a continuous ground plane with an array of vias (at least 9 in a 3x3 pattern) directly under the pad; insufficient via stitching is the most common cause of degraded sensitivity and spurious emissions in CC112x layouts. Follow the TI CC112x reference design for balun and matching network placement, keeping the RF path as short as possible and separating the RF section from switching regulators.

Narrowband operation leaves little margin for frequency error. Use a low-ppm crystal (±10 ppm or better including load capacitance error) and account for crystal aging and temperature drift, especially when operating near band edges such as 863 MHz or 928 MHz. Do not rely on the internal RC oscillator for the radio; configure channel spacing and deviation per the TI register-setting spreadsheets for the target band rather than generic settings.

Because the CC1125 targets very low-power and low-voltage operation, power the radio from a dedicated low-noise LDO or low-Iq buck (for example TI TPS62740) rather than sharing a rail with motors or displays. Estimated: at typical ISM transmit powers the TX-stage current is the dominant battery drain, so duty-cycle the radio aggressively - sleep between polls and use hardware packet handling to minimize MCU wake time. Verify supply sequencing against the datasheet to avoid unintended PA biasing during startup.

Informações de conformidade

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Sem chumbo
Yes
Sem halogênios
Unknown
Minerais de conflito
Unknown

RoHS compliance per distributor listings. Additional environmental data should be confirmed on the TI product page for the exact ordering suffix.

Dados verificados em: 2026-10-19 — dados verificados e curados pela equipe de engenharia de componentes da XAIPART

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