Fully autonomous device developed based on Toshiba's TC35678 SoC

Mouser Electronics supplies Panisonic's PAN1760A series RF modules. The PAN1760A is a low-power Bluetooth module that operates for years using only a single CR2032 battery, enabling the design of simple and reliable IoT products.

Panasonic’s PAN1760A module, supplied by Mouser, is a fully autonomous device developed based on Toshiba’s TC35678 SoC and includes an Arm Cortex-M0 core and Toshiba’s embedded Bluetooth 4.2 Low Energy stack. With 256KB of flash memory and 83KB of RAM required for storing and executing application code, the PAN1760A can be used independently in many applications without an external processor, thereby saving costs and space and reducing design complexity.



The PAN1760A provides excellent Bluetooth Low Energy features, such as mesh, extended MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit), and low-power secure connections, as well as comprehensive GATT services and profiles. It offers I2C, SPI, two UART interfaces, four PWM output devices, four external ADCs, and one internal ADC. Since the PAN1760, PAN1761, and PAN1026 Bluetooth modules are compatible with both software and hardware, they can be easily migrated to existing software, such as low-power Bluetooth profiles and applications.

The PAN1760A module consumes a maximum of only 3.3mA in transmit and receive modes, enabling advanced wireless capabilities in IoT, medical, and industrial applications without impacting battery life. The supported PAN1760A evaluation kit includes two USB dongles to develop, run, and debug code. The dongles feature breakout headers, allowing for easy connection of sensors and other devices and rapid prototyping.