SoCs boost smart home interoperability
Qorvo has expanded its QPG6200 portfolio of low-power wireless SoCs supporting Matter over Thread, Zigbee, and Bluetooth LE. Featuring the company’s ConcurrentConnect technology, the devices enable seamless multiprotocol communication for smart home, industrial automation, and other IoT applications.
Based on the previously announced QPG6200L—now in production with leading smart home OEMs—the QPL6200J, QPL6200M, and QPL6200N deliver up to 20 dBm transmit power in a compact QFN package. Output power is software-configurable to meet global regulatory requirements. All devices are powered by an Arm Cortex-M4F processor running at up to 192 MHz, with 2 MB of nonvolatile memory and 336 kB of RAM.
The table below highlights key differences.
A PSA Certified Level 2 development kit based on the QPG6200L is available now, with the full device family scheduled for production in the third quarter of 2025.
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