UG305: Dynamic Multiprotocol User's Guide

Introduction to Dynamic Multiprotocol

This user's guide from Silicon Labs details the implementation of applications leveraging the Dynamic Multiprotocol solution. This technology enables a single wireless chip to efficiently manage and operate multiple wireless protocols, such as Bluetooth and Zigbee, simultaneously by dynamically time-slicing radio access and reconfiguring the radio hardware.

The guide explores the core components and concepts behind this solution, including the Radio Abstraction Interface Layer (RAIL), the Radio Scheduler, and integration with the Micrium OS real-time operating system. It provides insights into the architecture, scheduling mechanisms, and practical examples for developing robust multiprotocol applications.

Key Topics Covered:

• Dynamic Multiprotocol architecture
• Radio Scheduler functionality and operation
• Examples of radio scheduling and priority management
• Integration with Micrium OS for task management
• Protocol-specific implementation notes

The document serves as a comprehensive resource for developers working with Silicon Labs' EFR32 wireless SoCs to build advanced multiprotocol wireless systems.