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Radio Control Layer (RCL)
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The Radio IP in charge of Low Power Radio communications.
Timer running at a resolution of 250 [ns], used by the RCL for all scheduling-related operations.
Protocol-specific firmware used by the LRF.
Self contained state machine that takes care of the command parameters, the payload, and the interrupt handling needed during the execution of radio commands.
Signals sent from the RCL to the command handlers (and vice versa) that contain information about the radio operation.
Signals sent from the LRF to the command handlers and the RCL that contain information about radio-specific events.
Set of register values describing parameters of a specific radio PHY. Meant to be generated via a tool. It's uploaded to TRX as binary arrays which are then directly applied to TOPSM registers. Any specific settings are completely opaque to the TRX firmware.
Physical (layer) Service Data Unit - often (for example in IEEE 802.15.4) used to describe PHY payload in communication protocols. This does not include any synchronization headers, PHY headers of footers. This does include MAC headers or footers and MAC payloads.