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January402 15 PBL 2001
PBL 402 15 RF Transceiver circuit for the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) system
Description.
The PBL 402 15 is a complete RF transceiver to be used in the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications ( DECT ) system. It is designed to interface to various base-band controllers. The circuit contains transmit and receive functions that share integrated high stability VCOs and a phase locked loop function ( PLL ). All functionality is controlled through a 3-wire bus interface with optional hard wire lines. The receive section comprises of a low noise image reject down conversion to the first intermediate frequency, an external channel filter, a second down convertion to a second intermediate frequency, an integrated channel pass filter, a high gain limiting amplifier, a received signal strenght indicator with DC compensation loop, a self aligned frequency discriminator and a preamble based data slicer. The transmit section comprises of a signal gate and a pre-power amplifier. Data transmission is achieved by direct open loop modulation of the Tx VCO.
Key features.
* High Tx output power to +7dBm * Integrated PLL and high stability VCOs * 3-line serial interface bus * Minimum 2.7 V supply voltage * Low current consumption * Differential Rx input and Tx output * Flexible interface to various baseband controllers * Exellent performance with Ericssons power amplifier PBL403 09 * Low cost
Applications:
* DECT Handset and base station * Wireless local area network ( WLAN ) * Wireless local loop ( WLL )
PB
0 L4
5 21
Figure 1. Block diagram.
Figure 2. Package outlook.
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PA - Vcc C14 2.2nF C15 8pF GND C16 10nF C17 33pF
L5 4.7nH
C12 1pF MS lines 3
+in -in Vcc +out -out
Consult PBL40309 for PA output matching requirements
L6 4.7nH
C13 1pF
Gate
RxEN GND
TxEN
ST
CK
D
GATE GND GND
Can also be a balun type of solution C10 8pF C8 1pF L3 5.6nH RF in to Rx
48 EN REF VccPLL 1 2 3 4 GND 5 6 7 8 9 10 C2 100nF VccVCO VTUNE 11 12 13 GND
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37 36 GND 35 L4 8.2nH 34 C11 8pF 33 32 GND MS lines 1 C9
1pF
Feed from antenna switch. ( 50 ohms )
L2 5.6nF C4 11pF *
CP
L0 180nH *
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31 30 29 28 27 L1 140nH * 26 C7 68pF * 25 24 GND PA Gate LD VccIF GND C6 68pF * MS lines 2 C5 11pF * _ IF - SAW filter _ out + in +
C0 6.8nF R0 3.9k
VccCP C1 680 pF NC NC
Regulated supply Vcc
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
MOD DTx SHold
VccFM RSSI C3 2nF
Vcc
* These components for matching are not needed if Murata filter is used
C18 22nF
DRx
DSL
Figure 3. DECT application.
Frequency
EUROPEAN DECT Band 1880 - 1900 MHz
TDMA ( time division multiple access )
Frequency and time division. A-word CNT_A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Base to Mobile Mobile to Base
Frequency MHz
1881.792 1883.520 1885.248 1886.976 1888.704 1890.432 1892.160 1893.888 1895.616 1897.344
9 8 7 10 channels 6 5 4 3 2 1 Channel 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Channel spacing 1.728 MHz
9 10
24 time slots 1 slot = 416.67s Frame =10 ms
each slot contains, a synchronisation field, control info, data package and error control. Time
Figure 4. The European DECT band .
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GndRF
EN REF VccPLL GndPLL GndCP CP VccCP NC NC VccVCO VTUNE GndVCO
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25
GndRF
VccRF
RXEN
TXEN
GATE
TX+
DIE
TX-
CK
ST
D
GndRF RX+ RXGndRF IFOUT+ IFOUTLD VccIF GndIF IFIN+ IFINPA Gate
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
GndFM
DTX
MOD
DSL
SHOLD
VccFM
DRX
RSSI
VccRSSI
CAP+
CAP-
Figure 5. Pinning configuration.
Pin Descriptions:
Refer to pin configuration. Pin number Name Function Schematic in/output of the pin
VCCPLL
GndRSSI
165 k
1
EN
Enable 3-wire interface and synthesiser.
EN
GndPLL
VCCPLL
2
REF
PLL reference clock input
REF
GndPLL
3 4 5
VCCPLL GndPLL GndCP
Voltage supply to the frequency synthesiser. Ground connection to the frequency synthesiser. Ground connection to the charge pump.
Clamp to GndPLL A diode to GndCP and GndRF A diode to GndPLL and GndVCO
VCCCP
6
CP
Charge pump output.
CP
GndCP
7
VCCCP
Voltage supply to the charge pump.
Clamp to GndCP
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Pin Descriptions (cont.):
Pin number 8 9 10 VCCVCO Name Function Not connected Not connected Voltage supply to the VCO Schematic in/output of the pin N/C
Clamp to GndVCO
VCCVCO
11
VTUNE
Tuning voltage input for the VCO
VTUNE
GndVCO
12 13
GndVCO GndFM
Ground connection to the VCO Ground connection to the FM discriminator section.
A diode to GndCP and GndFM
VCCFM
14
DTX
Tx data input for either analog or logic signal.
DTX
GndFM
VCCFM
15
MOD
Apply modulation. The PLL is set into open loop condition and modulation is applied to the VCO.
MOD
Bias
GndFM
VCCFM
16
SHOLD
Slice level hold logic input. (In Tx mode this input may also act as the MOD pin).
SHOLD
Bias
GndFM
VCCFM
17
DRX
Rx data output of FM discriminator for either analog or logic signal.(In standby mode outputs lock detect)
DRX
GndFM VCCFM
18
DSL
Data slice level output.
DSL
GndFM
19
VCCFM
Voltage supply to the FM discriminator section.
Clamp to GndFM
VCCRSSI
20
RSSI
RSSI output of limiting strip detector chain.
RSSI
GndRSSI
21
VCCRSSI
Voltage supply to the RSSI section.
Clamp to GndRSSI
VCCRSSI
22 23
CAP+ CAP-
External stabilising capacitors for limiting strip DC input offset correction loop.
CAP+/CAPBoth inputs alike
GndRSSI
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Pin Descriptions (cont.):
Pin number 24 Name GndRSSI Function Ground connection to the RSSI. Schematic in/output of the pin
A diode to GndFM and GndIF
VCCRF
25
PA Gate
Output control signal for external PA power on/off.
PA - Gate
GndRF
VCCIF
26 27
IFINIFIN+
Rx IF inputs to internal channel filtering, limiting amplifiers,RSSI and FM discriminator. Internally matched to 300 .
IFIN-/IFIN+ both inputs alike
GndIF
28 29
GndIF VCCIF
Ground connection to the down IF convertor and channel filter sections. Voltage supply to the down IF convertor and channel filter sections.
A diode to GndFM and GndIF
Clamp to GndIF
VCCRF
30
LD
Lock detect.
LD
GndRF
VCCRF
31 32
IFOUTIFOUT+
Rx IF outputs to external adjacent channel filter. Internally matched to 300.
IFOUT-/IFOUT+ both outputs alike
GndRF
33, 36 37, 40
GndRF
Ground connection to the RF sections.
A diode to GndIF and GndPLL
VCCRF
34 35
RXRX+
RF inputs to LNA and image reject mixer. Internally matched to 100.
RX-/RX+ both inputs alike
GndRF
VCCRF
38 39
TXTX+
Tx outputs to external PA. Internally matched to 100 . Each output requires an externalchoke to VCC. Voltage supply to the RF sections.
TX-/TX+ Both inputs alike GndRF
41
VCCRF
Clamp to GndRF
VCCPLL
42
GATE
Input to gate the Tx output power.
GATE
Bias
GndPLL
VCCPLL
43
D
Serial interface, Data .
D
Bias
GndPLL
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Pin Descriptions (cont.):
Pin number Name Function Schematic in/output of the pin
VCCPLL
44
CK
Serial interface, Clock .
CK
Bias
GndPLL
VCCPLL
45
ST
Serial interface, Strobe .
ST
165 k
GndPLL
VCCPLL
46
TXEN
Transmitter enable.
TXEN
Bias
GndPLL
47
DIE
Gnd. pin used for internal shielding. Connected to DIE substrate.
VCCPLL
48
RXEN
Receiver enable
RXEN
Bias
GndPLL
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Maximum Ratings
Parameter Condition Symbol Vcc Vccdiff Gnddiff Pmax PD TS TLEAD Min. Typ. Max. 5.5 0.6 0.6 10 250 150 300 Unit V V V dBm mW C C Supply voltage Voltage applied between two different supply pins, except VccRF (a) Voltage applied between two Grounds are clamped together different ground pins (a) by diodes Maximum input power LNA input Maximum power dissipation IC storage temperature Lead temperature solder, 10 sec. (a). Under continous operation and during power-up sequences.
-65
Handling
Every pin withstands the ESD test in accordance with MIL-STD-883 (method 3050) and IEC 68-2.
IFOUT /4 PIN switch /2 RXIN -/4
IFIN /4
CAP
+
/2
+
-/4 IF Filt RSSI RSSI
IR RX
IR IF
TXOUT
TX
PA-GATE GATE FM Demod
x2
/2
+
Slave PLL
IF2
Slice control PLL Modulator DTX LD - /R Control
VTUNE
LD
MOD
CP
REF
D CK ST EN RXEN TXEN SHOLD DSL
DRX
Figure 6. Block diagram.
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Operating conditions:
Parameter Temperature range Supply voltage range Shutdown supply current Supply current Stand-by turn on time (a) Receive turn on time (b) Transmit turn on time (b) Condition Fully compliant Operational Symbol TAMB Vcc IOFF IACTIVE ON RXON TXON Min. -20 -40 2.7 6 3 3 3 Typ. Max. 70 85 4.5 2 Unit C V A mA s s s
One slot duplex communication
a. Time may depend upon settling time of the limiting strip DC correction feedback. b. Time for the receive or transmit gain to be within 1 dB of its final value.
57mA
Typical current consumption
51mA
17mA
Tx
19mA
Rx t
Transmit, 1 slot Setup to transmit, (blind slot)
10 slots
Receive, 1 slot
Setup to receive, (blind slot)
Figure 7. Typical current consumtion.
Digital I/O Parameters The digital output PA_GATE is served of the VCCRF/GndRF supply. All other digital signals are served of the VCCPLL/GndPLL supply. The digital signals are EN, RXEN,TXEN, ST, D, CK, GATE, LD, MOD and SHOLD. Parameter Input voltage high Input voltage low Output voltage high Output voltage low Digital input capacitance Digital input resistance Digital load capacitance Digital load resistance Condition Symbol VIH VIL VOH VOL CDI RDI CDL RDL Min. 2.1 0.6 VCC-0.4 VCC-0.2 0.6 2 100 4 30 Typ. Max. Unit V V V V pF k pF k
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The 3-Wire Control Bus Interface.
The 3-wire serial bus interface controls the various IC parameters and consists of 3 lines, strobe, data and clock ( ST, D, CK ). Alternatively, selected power control modes may be controlled by 3 hard-wire control lines ( EN, RXEN, TXEN ). The 3-wire bus is active when either EN or ST, or both are active. The strobe signal is used to enable the clock and latch the data frame. Each frame consists of 24 bits, built from a word field and a data field. The word address is the last bit to be sent ( LSB ), with the data field being the proceeding 23 bits. Data on D is shifted into the frame register by clock CK. The 3-wire interface allows setting of word A and word B. These control the IC configuration.
Frame definition:
MSB First in Data Frame: Description tag:
LSB Last in Word Address
F0 F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 W0 D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 D10 D11 D12 D13 D14 D15 D16 D17 D18 D19 D20 D21 D22
Digital Interface: Pin ST CK D EN RXEN TXEN Spec. Digital input Digital input Digital input Digital input Digital input Digital input Description The control section is powered up when ST is low. Data is latched on the rising edge. ST has an internal 160k pull up resistor to VCC PLL. 3-wire interface clock. May be running continuously, but to minimise the risk of VCO spurious it is recommended that the clock only runs when required. 3-wire interface data. Data latched by rising edge of CK. IC enable control. Active low. The control section is powered when EN is active. EN has an internal 160 k pull up resistor to VCC PLL. Receiver enable. Active low. Transmitter enable. Active low.
Digital Interface: Parameter Serial clock frequency Delay strobe to first rising clock Data setup time: D to CK Data hold time Clock pulse widh high Strobe hold time high Condition Symbol fCK tSCK tDS tDH tCKW tSW Min. 288 18 18 18 144 Typ. Max. 13.9 Unit MHz ns ns ns ns ns
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tSCK ST Clock enabled tDS tDH D MSB
tDS tSW Clock disabled
tCKW
LSB
CK
Figure 8. 3-wire timing diagram.
Word A.
Description. Word A has the address W0 = 0. It permits IC operation and defines the synthesiser frequency. IC operation is controlled by the EN pin and the CE flag. If EN is not active then CE must be enabled for the IC to become and remain operational. If CE is disabled then the IC shuts down completely with only the status of ST and EN determining if the control section takes power. All configurations are erased and must be re-programmed if the chip has been disabled. CL determines if the internal flags or the hard wire control lines are used to control section power. The internal flags provide more flexibility.
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Word A Table.
Data address D0 Name CE Default 0 Description 0 = Chip disable 1 = Chip enable Active low on the external EN pin will also enable the chip 0 = Internal control flags 1 = External control lines
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7
CL CNT_A0 CNT_A1 CNT_A2 CNT_A3 CNT_A4 CNT_M
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Synthesiser frequency counter A bit 0 (LSB) to 4 (MSB)
D8
CNT_R
0
Synthesiser frequency counter M 0 M = 32 (used for receive) 1 M = 34 (used for transmit) Synthesiser reference counter R 0 R = 6 used if REF = 10.368 MHz 1 R = 8 used if REF = 13.824 MHz Receiver VCO enable . 000 = VCO disabled. Any other setting activates the VCO. (default 100) Transmit VCO enable . 000 = VCO disabled. Any other setting activates the VCO. (default 100)
(a)
D9 D10 D11 D12 D13 D14 D15 D16 D17 D18
(a) (a)
RXVCO_EN
(a) (a)
TXVCO_EN Reserved DRX_T TX_P0 TX_P1
0 0 0 (1) 0 0 0 (1) 0 0 0 0
1 = Analog signal output at DRX pin. 0 = Digital data output at DRX pin. Transmit power trim bits 00 = -1.3 dB Min. 0 (LSB) to 1 (MSB) 01 = Nominal power 10 = +1.3 dB 11 = +1.9 dB Max. IRRX gain. 0 = +0dB extra 1 = +9dB extra Demodulation IF frequency trim bits 0 (LSB) to 2 (MSB). This should be programmed to the default settings.
D19
RX_G
0
D20 D21 D22
IFT0 IFT1 IFT2
1 1 0
a. Use 0 only. b. Recommended at all times.
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Word B.
Description. Word B has address W0 =1. It controls modes, functionality and configuration. Word B signals are only active when CE is enabled or EN is active.
Word B Table.
Data address D0 D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 Name SYN_EN IF_EN RX_EN TX_EN SHOLD_P SHOLD_EN Default 0 0 0 0 0 0 Description 1 = Synthesiser power on. 0 = Synthesiser power off. 1 = IF receiver enabled. IF mixer + RSSI + Demodulator + Slave PLL 0 = IF receiver disabled. 1 = Receiver power on. LNA + front end mixer 0 = Receiver power off. 1 = Transmit power on. 0 = Transmit power off. 1 = Slice hold pin SHOLD, active high. 0 = Slice hold pin SHOLD, active low. 1 = Slice hold enable. 0 = Slice hold disable. Active level on the external SHOLD pin determined by SHOLD_P will also enable slice hold. 1 = Modulation pin MOD, active high. 0 = Modulation pin MOD, active low. 1 = Enable modulation. 0 = Disable modulation. Active level on the external MOD pin determined by MOD_P will also enable modulation. 1 = Modulation controlled by the SHOLD pin. 0 = Modulation controlled by the MOD pin. The effect is to multiplex between the MOD & SHOLD pins. 1 = TX gating pin, GATE active high. 0 = TX gating pin, GATE active low. Charge pump operation control. 00 = Normal 01 = Force CP voltage down ( =VCO frequency up ) 11 = Tri-state 10 = Force CP voltage up ( =VCO frequency down ) Reserved. These bits need not to be programmed.
D6 D7
MOD_P MOD_EN
0 0
D8
MOD_SW
0
D9 D10 D11 D12 to D23
GATE_P CPC0 CPC1
0 0 0
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SHOLD
0 1
"hold" SLICE level
b).
MOD
0
SHOLD_EN
0
SHOLD_P
1
1
Tristate CP
MOD_P MOD_EN PA-timing control
a).
PA_GATE
GATE
0
RF enable
1
MOD_SW
GATE_P
SYN_EN IF_EN RX_EN TX_EN
Charge pump control
12 bit B-word latch
CK Data
24 bit shift register
165k ST
23 bit A-word latch
Nc CE CL Synth. IF trim. RX gain TXVCO power on RXVCO power on 165k SYN_EN Digital interface power on
0
TX power DRX control
EN IF_EN RXEN RX_EN
Synth. power on
1 0
IF power on
1 0
RX power on
1 0
TX_EN TXEN
TX power on
1
a). See figure PA_GATE timing diagram. b). See figure SLICE control.
Figure 9. Control logic.
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Hard Wire Control Lines.
The 3 hardwire control lines EN, RXEN and TXEN allow control of the IC by a controller with limited interface access or capabilities. Typically, controllers with only one access per slot or no access between slots. For correct operation the 3 hard wire lines require appropriate programming of the CE and CL flags. The hardwire lines directly force the state of the appropriate word B flags as detailed below.
Hard wire line EN RXEN TXEN
Description Powers the serial bus interface. Upon the rising edge of ST and provided CL is set to 1, the effect is as SYN_EN. Provided EN is active and CL is set to 1, the effect is as IF_EN and RX_EN. Provided EN is active and CL is set to 1, the effect is as TX_EN.
LO and Modulation Section.
IF
Modulator
x2
/2
PLL - /R
The LO section consists of a TX VCO with a frequency doubler, a RX VCO and a charge pump PLL. The VCOs are fully integrated and are phase/frequency locked to an external reference frequency applied to the REF pin. The frequency is programmed by the 3-wire interface. Lock detect is available on the LD pin. When neither TX_EN or RX_EN are active, lock detect is also available at the DRX output. The RX VCO runs at twice the frequency. The frequency of the RX VCO is divided by 2 for the PLL. The TX VCO runs at half the TX frequency to improve pulling immunity to TX harmonics. A frequency doubler generates the TX LO for the PLL. The TX VCO is modulated by an external signal applied to the DTX pin. The DTX input is permanently connected to the TXVCO. An active MOD_EN signal disables the PLL charge pump output which allows modulation to be applied. A hardware modulation enable signal may be applied to either the MOD pin or SHOLD pin depending upon setting of the MOD_SW flag.
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TX VCO.
A fully integrated balanced VCO. The VCO frequency is controlled by the voltage applied to the VTUNE pin, and the applied modulation voltage. Both have a negative sensitivity, i.e., as the voltage increases, the VCO frequency decreases. The base-band must invert the transit modulation data to allow for this. The tuning voltage is referenced to VCCVCO. The VCO is buffered to provide isolation against frequency pulling and reverse injection.
TX VCO Table.
Parameter Carrier frequency range Tuning voltage Frequency tuning sensitivity Frequency pulling Frequency pushing Frequency drift Modulation pushing Modulation tuning sensitivity Analog modulation voltage (a) Condition 0.4VTVCC-0.4 Symbol C VT SEN PULL PUSH DRIFT MPUSH MSEN VMOD Min. 940 0.4 ~-40 Typ. Max. 967 VCC-0.4 ~-140 Unit MHz V MHz/V kHz MHz/V kHz kHz/V kHz/V mVpk
~-72
stand-by RX stand-by TX against VCC, CPC = 2 per slot of 417 s modulation deviation against VCC modulation deviation against VT 144 kHz see table below
1.5 7.5
375
(a). The input analog signal is expected to vary between 0V and 0.75V Pre-modulation and post-modulation, it is expected to have a level of 0.375.
Typical TX VCO analog modulation voltage table.
Channel No 0 31 0 31 0 31 VCC = 3.6 For 144 kHz VMOD36 VCC = 3.3 For 144 kHz VMOD33 Supply voltage VCC = 2.7 Condition For 144 kHz Symbol VMOD27 -20C 239 223 370 344 460 426 20C 222 208 339 315 419 390 70C 211 200 320 299 395 369 mVpk mVpk Unit mVpk
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RX VCO.
A fully integrated balanced VCO. The VCO frequency is controlled by the voltage applied to the VTUNE pin, and has a negative sensitivity, i.e., as the voltage increases, the VCO frequency decreases. The tuning voltage is referenced to VCCVCO. The VCO is buffered to provide isolation against frequency pulling and reverse injection. A divider by 2 stage, reduces the VCO frequency by 2 for the PLL.
RX VCO Table.
Parameter Carrier frequency range Tuning voltage Frequency sensitivity Frequency pulling Frequency pushing Noise floor Condition 0.4VTVCC-0.4 Symbol C VT SEN PULL PUSH NFLR Min. 3.53 0.4 ~-100 Typ. Max. 3.65 VCC-0.4 ~-460 Unit GHz V MHz/V kHz MHz/V dBc/Hz
~-280
stand-by RX stand-by TX against VCC , CPC = 2 nominal output power
1,0 -140
The PLL.
REF
R
/2
864kHz
- /2
CP
LO
N/N+1
M LD LD & DRX
A
Store
The frequency synthesiser is based on a charge pump PLL ( Phase Locked Loop ). Counter R divides the reference clock, REF. The division ratio, R, is determined by the value of CNT_R. Counters N, A and M form a modulus pulse swallow counter which divides the LO clock by MN+A . The value of M is determined by CNT_M. The value of A is taken from the CNT_A. A combined 3 state frequency-phase detector compares the divided REF and LO signals and controls the charge pump.The frequency-phase comparator outputs are controlled by the CPC1-0 bits and MOD_EN. The action of the CPC bits are unsynchronised. The action of MOD_EN is synchronised to the charge pump states, holding the charge pump in tri-state mode when MOD becomes active. An active high lock detect signal is provided when frequency lock has been achieved for 148 s. The signal is available on the LD pin and on the DRX pin when SYN_EN is active and neither of RX_EN or TX_EN are active. The PLL is designed to work with two different reference frequencies, 10.368 MHz ( = 9 x the DECT bitrate of 1.152 MHz ) or 13.824 MHz ( = 12 x the DECT bitrate of 1.152 MHz )
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The synthesiser frequency is given by, fRF = (fREF / R) (M * N+A) where: fRF = RF frequency fREF = either 10.368 MHz or 13.824 MHz R = 6 or 8 (see CNT_R) M = 32 or 34 (see CNT_M) N = 32 A = 0, 1, ......,31
PLL Table.
Parameter Carrier frequency range Lock time (1) Charge pump current Charge pump leakage Reference frequency Reference input voltage (1). Depends upon charge pump loop components. Condition 0.4VTVCC-0.4 Symbol C tLOCK ICP ILEAK REF VREF Min. 1769 Typ. Max. 1934 320 Unit MHz s A pA MHz mVpk
tri-state CNT_R=0 CNT_R=1
400 100 10.368 13.824 50
Transmit section.
TX
GATE
Description. The transmitter consists of a band-pass filter, a gated amplifier and a pre-power amplifier. The band-pass filter cleans the output signal of the LO modulator prior to amplification. The gated amplifier is controlled by the GATE pin, with signal polarity determined by the GATE_P flag. The attenuation of the gating amplifier should be used in addition to the external PA to meet the transmit power ramp requirements. An active GATE signal causes the output power to ramp up to its required power level. An inactive GATE signal causes the output power to ramp down to a leakage level. Spectral spreading requirements are best met if the external PA turns on before the power ramp up, and turn off after the power ramp down. Should the external PA be controlled by the same GATE signal, a delayed copy of the GATE signal is provided at the PA _GATE output. The TX output is balanced with an impedance of ~100 and requires external inductors to VCCRF. The transmit power may be trimmed by the TX_P 0-1 bits. The TX is designed for easy interfacing to the PBL 403 09 DECT PA circuit, which is enabled with an active low signal. See application diagram for details.
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Transmit section Table.
Parameter Frequency range at output Nominal output power Output power Power of 2xLO spurious Power of 3xLO spurious Output power trim about nominal Condition Gate enable Gate disable Symbol PNOM POFF P2LO P3LO PTRIM Min. 1800 5 -22 -35 -35 -1.3 0 +1.3 +1.9 2 2 100 3 Typ. Max. 2000 Unit MHz dBm dBc dBc dBc dB
-20 -20
TX_P1, 0=0, 0 TX_P1, 0=0, 1 TX_P1, 0=1, 0 TX_P1, 0=1, 1
POFF to PNOM time PNOM to POFF time Gate active to PA_GATE active Gate inactive to PA_GATE inactive Noise floor Noise at channel M1 Noise at channel M2 Noise at channel M3 Noise at channel M4 Output impedance Output VSWR
nominal output power 1.728 MHz 3.456 MHz 5.184 MHz 6.912 MHz
tON tOFF tPAON tPAOFF NFLR NM1 NM2 NM3 NM4 ZOUT VSWRO
5 5 200 6 -135 -93 -115 -129 -132 1.5:1
100
s s ns s dBm/Hz dBc dBc dBc dBc -
t PAON
GATE (active low)
t PAOFF
PA_GATE (active low)
RF signal at TX
2s
2s
Figure 10. GATE / PA_GATE timing diagram, GATE_P = 0.
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Image Reject Front End.
/4
-/4
/2
IR RX
The image reject front end consists of an LNA (Low Noise Amplifier) with dual outputs, 2 mixers, quadrature LO generation, 2 low pass filters, a +/4 and a -/4 all-pass filters and a summing output stage. The receiver input is a 1.9 GHz LNA with a characteristic balanced input impedance. The inputs are self biassing and require external matching to the source, with DC blocking capacitors if the source passes DC. The high side image rejection mixer, down converts from RF to an IF frequency of 110.6 MHz. The IF outputs are self biasing and define a balanced output impedance of 300 . The output should be matched to an external adjacent channel filter. The gain is switchable to cater for the insertion loss of different external filters.
Image Reject Front End Table.
Parameter Input frequency range Output frequency range Gain 1 Gain 2 Input IP3 Input 1 dB compression Output 1 dB compression Output saturation Lower image suppression Noise figure Input impedance Output impedance Input VSWR Output VSWR Tested at IN -2*110.6 MHz SSB NF ZIN ZOUT VSWRI VSWRO 29 RX_G = 0 RX_G = 1 RX_G = 0 RX_G = 1 RX_G = 0 RX_G = 1 Condition Symbol IN OUT G1 G2 IP3 CPI1 CPO1 Min. 1800 100 18 23 -21 Typ. 1890 110.6 20 25 -17 -23 -24 -31 -7 -1.5 35 3.6 100 300 1.5:1 1.5:1 4.1 Max. 2000 120 22 27 Unit MHz MHz dB dB dBm dBm dBm dBm dB dB -
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PBL 402 15
IF Receiver.
The IF receiver consists of an upper sideband image reject down converter, a channel blocking filter, a limiting amplifier and RSSI, an FM discriminator, a post detection filter and a data slicer. The IF inputs are self biasing and have a balanced input impedance of 300 . Matching to the external filter is required. A band-pass filter provides additional channel selection and noise filtering prior to the limiting chain. The quadrature based FM discriminator and post detection filter are self tuned to the required frequency by a slave PLL. The FSK data is recovered by a threshold based data slicer. The slice level is determined up to the end of the 16 bit packet preamble, where it should be held by an active SHOLD signal provided from the base-band controller. The slice controller determines a more accurate level from this signal. An external capacitor is required on the DSL pin.
IF ReceiverTable.
Parameter Frequency range Input IP3 Input 1dB compression Lower image suppression Noise figure Sensitivity Input impedance Input VSWR Attenuation of channel M1 Attenuation of channel M2 Attenuation of channel M3 Attenuation of channel M4 Group delay deviation Slice hold capacitor Condition Symbol IF IP3 CP1 SSB NF SENS ZIN VSWRI ATT1 ATT2 ATT3 ATT4 GDD CDSL Min. -13 -15 29 -79 300 1.5:1 Typ. 110.6 -13 14 Max. Unit MHz dBm dBm dB dB dBm -
Tested at IF -23.5 MHz Referenced to 300 BER = 10-3
>C 1.152 MHz >C 2.88 MHz >C 4.608 MHz >C 6.336 MHz C 576 kHz On DSL pin to Gnd
0.3 2
s nF
PLL
0 Synth. power on Tx power on Rx power on
LD
DRX 1
Demodulator
+
0 1 DRX_T DSL
R SHOLD activated R = 2k R = 4k R = 200k
When the IF section is powered off, the DSL pin is tri-stated. CDSL
12 x bit time @ (10.4s)
Figure 11. Slice control.
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PBL 402 15
Limiting Amplifier and RSSI ( Received Signal Strength Indicator ).
The stage consists of a limiting amplifier chain with an RSSI detector. The inputs are internally coupled from the channel selection filter which limits the noise bandwidth. A balanced DC offset correction loop, provides maximum sensitivity, and ensures a short settling time upon power up. An RSSI output provides a voltage proportional to the logarithm of the rectified input level. The rise time response of the RSSI output and the peak hold is dependent upon the external circuit.
Limiting Amplifier strip and RSSI, Table.
Parameter Frequency range Limiter 1 dB bandwidth Voltage gain RSSI range RSSI minimum detection level RSSI maximum detection level RSSI slope Zero scale RSSI output voltage Full scale RSSI output voltage RSSI relative error RSSI rise time Feedback capacitance best fit to straight line (a) 20 pF load measured at IFIN measured at IFIN Condition Symbol 1dB G RR RDMIN RDMAX RSLOPE VRZERO VRFULL RERR tRISE CCAP 2 18 -9 15.2 375 1500 2.5 74 -83 22 74 Min. Typ. 11.7 Max. Unit MHz MHz dB dB dBm dBm mV/dB mVpk mVpk dB s nF
a. The RSSI relative accuracy is the deviation of the RSSI value from a best fit straight line fitted to several calibration points. These points are determined for each part.
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PBL 402 15
TQFP 48 Pin Package
DIM. MIN. A A1 A2 B C D D1 D3 e E E1 E3 L L1 K 0.45 0.05 1.35 0.17 0.09
mm TYP. MAX. 1.60 0.15 1.40 0.22 1.45 0.27 0.20 9.00 7.00 5.50 0.50 9.00 7.00 5.50 0.60 1.00 0.75 0.018 0.002 0.053 0.006 0.004 MIN.
inch TYP. MAX. 0.063 0.006 0.055 0.008 0.057 0.010 0.008 0.354 0.276 0.217 0.020 0.354 0.276 0.217 0.024 0.039 0.030
0 (min.), 3.5(typ.), 7 (max.)
Information given in this data sheet is believed to be accurate and reliable. However no responsibility is assumed for the consequences of its use nor for any infringement of patents or other rights of third parties which may result from its use. No license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of Ericsson Microelectronics AB. These products are sold only according to Ericsson Microelectronics AB's general conditions of sale, unless otherwise confirmed in writing.
Specifications subject to change without notice. 1522-PBL 402 15 Uen Rev.A (c) Ericsson Microelectronics AB January 2001
Ericsson Microelectronics AB S-164 81 Kista-Stockholm, Sweden Telephone: (08) 757 50 00 www.ericsson.se/microe
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