RCL Architecture

The following pages provide information about the architecture of the RCL, starting from a high level description of the RCL to more specific details such as buffer management and power management.

• High Level Architecture - Explores how the RCL integrates into the hardware and software environment, providing a high-level architecture perspective.
• Scheduler - Discusses the RCL's scheduling mechanism, detailing how it manages command timing requirements effectively.
• Command Life Cycle - Explores the stages and transitions of commands within the RCL, outlining their possible states and associated processes.
• Command Handlers - Provides in-depth information about the various supported command handlers within the RCL.
  • BLE Command Handlers
  • IEEE 802.15.4 Command Handlers
  • Generic Command Handlers
  • NESB Command Handlers
• Hwi Handling and usage - Describes how the RCL utilizes different priority levels to meet timing constraints effectively.
• Buffer Management - Explores the use of buffers by the RCL for handling incoming and outgoing packets.
• Power Management - Details the features and mechanisms integrated into the RCL for power management and optimization.
• TX Output Power - Describes and explains how the TX output power is set for a given command
• RF Temperature Compensation - Discusses the temperature compensation features embedded in the RCL for optimal performance under varying temperature conditions.