Module description, Theory of operation, Baudx ready – Linx Technologies TRM-xxx-NT User Manual

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1. 2.00V/div

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BAUDx

READY

3.9ms

1. 2.00V/div

2. 2.00V/div

500µs/div

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CHN_SELx

READY

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2. 2.00V/div

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READY

680µs

Module Description

The NT Series transceiver (Figure 20) is a low-cost, high-performance
synthesized FSK transceiver capable of transmitting and receiving serial
data at up to 300kbps. Its exceptional sensitivity results in outstanding
range performance. The module’s compact surface-mount package is
friendly to automated or hand production. NT Series modules are capable
of meeting the regulatory requirements of many domestic and international
applications.

RSSI/

LOGAMP

LNA

FSK

DEMOD

CDR

AFC

AGC

PROCESSOR

26MHz

OSC

PA RAMP

PROFILE

PA

8-BIT

ADC

LOOP

FILTER

CHARGE

PUMP

PFD

DIVIDER

Σ-Δ

MODULATOR

GAUSSIAN

FILTER

f

DEV

DIVIDER

LNA

ANTENNA

GPIO /

INTERFACE

LDO

VCC

PDN

INTERFACE /

VOLTAGE

TRANSLATION

Theory of Operation

The NT Series transceiver is a highly integrated FSK transceiver designed
for operation in the 863–870MHz and 902–928MHz frequency bands.
The RF synthesizer contains a VCO and a low-noise fractional-N PLL. The
VCO operates at two times the fundamental frequency to reduce spurious
emissions. The receive and transmit synthesizers are integrated, enabling
them to be automatically configured to achieve optimum phase noise,
modulation quality and settling time.

The transmitter output power is programmable from −15.5dBm to
+12.5dBm with automatic PA ramping to meet transient spurious
specifications. The ramping and frequency deviation are optimized in each
of four baud bands to deliver the highest performance over a wide range of
data rates.

The receiver incorporates highly efficient low-noise amplifiers that provide
up to −113dBm sensitivity. All of the filters are optimized to the highest
performance in each of the four baud bands. Advanced interference
blocking makes the transceiver extremely robust when in the presence of
interferers.

Figure 17: NT Series Transceiver RX to TX Change Time

Figure 18: NT Series Transceiver Channel Change Time

Figure 19: NT Series Transceiver Baud Band Change Time

Figure 20: NT Series Transceiver Block Diagram

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