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Aug 16, 2019 at 22:42 comment added hacktastical It's theoretically possible - they make combo BT + Wifi chips for example. However even on those chips the radio ports are separate as they have different power levels and RF signal chain requirements. Also, the antennas have to be isolated from each other to a certain extent: RF4CE needs 30dB of isolation from Wifi for example.
Aug 16, 2019 at 22:38 comment added horta And is the modulation scheme hardware managed? Likely if you had two different hardware drivers, you could use the same antenna (multiplexed), but could the same hardware drive both ZigBee and Wifi if it originally wasn't intended to (if you were a firmware engineer at a company that made Zigbee hardware)?
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