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The available parts from Silicon Labs in this link seem to meet many of your stated specs, though the smaller EFR32FG13 parts only operate at 40MHz, so that may not be sufficient for you.
Most of these will have development tools available, and we link some documentation for each within their respective product detail pages. I would start by looking at those a bit and perhaps checking out other information here and on the Silicon Labs website for those part families.
Hi @David_1528,
Thank you for the information and for pointing me to the relevant Silicon Labs parts. I will review the product details and available documentation.
In the meantime, could you please let me know whether any of these devices are available as bare die or known good die (KGD)?
Regarding the bare die option, we generally don’t handle that sort of thing, as it’s not conducive to handling in a distribution environment. That’s typically more of a direct-with-the-manufacturer sort of thing. It’s likely that for the right volume, they’d consider it.
As an aside, the parts I suggested are from Silicon Labs, and those suggested by @RobertCNelson are from Texas Instruments (TI), and at the moment, there’s an agreement for TI to acquire SiLabs (pending governmental approvals), so both families of parts would eventually be TI parts.
