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MICRF008

QwikRadio™ Sweep-Mode Receiver

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MICRF008

Functional Diagram

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ANT

VCC

VSS

SEL0

REFOSC

Ceramic

Resonator

UHF Downconverter

AGC

Control

RF

Amp

tRF

tIF

tLO mboer

IF

Amp

Synthesizer

Control

Logic

Reference

Oscillator

Reference and Control

1MHz

IF

Amp

Peak

Detector

Switched-Cap

Resistor

RBC

Programmable

Low-Pass

Filter

Comparator

OOK Demodulator

CAGC

DO

CTH

Functional Description

The entire block diagram illustrates the basic structure of the

MICRF008BM. It is made of three sub-blocks, which are the

UHF Downconverter, the OOK Demodulator, and the Refer-

ence and Control. Also shown in the figure are two capacitors

(CTH, and CAGC) and the reference frequency device, usually

a ceramic resonator. With the exception of a supply decoupling

capacitor and the matching network on the antenna pin, these

are all the external components needed with the MICRF008BM

to make a complete UHF receiver. There is one control input,

the SEL0 pin. The purpose is to set the demodulator filter

bandwidth of either 2.4kHz or 4.8kHz, and is set high or low

according to the minimum pulse width in the demodulated

signal. The input is CMOS compatible, and is pulled-up

internally in the IC.

Receiver Operation

The MICRF008BM is a superheterodyne receiver working in

sweep mode. It is capable of data rates up to

9.6kbaud NRZ or 4.8kbaud Manchester encoded. The

MICRF008BM RF center frequency is controlled by a com-

pletely integrated PLL/VCO frequency synthesizer with

frequency set by a ceramic resonator. The actual swept

bandwidth is approximately 3% of the RF carrier frequency.

It makes an ideal part to work with LC-based transmitters or

other types of transmitters that are not precise in nature and

vary their frequency with time. In sweep mode the LO

frequency (local oscillator) is varied in a rate much higher

than the data signal, which results in down-conversion of

approximately 3% of the carrier frequency present at the

antenna pin. The low level RF signal is amplified by the RF

amp section and downconverted by the mixer to the IF

frequency which is amplified and filtered internally in the

device and further amplified for the peak detector. The peak

detector will detect the IF and further filtering is accomplished

in the programmable low-pass filter. The detected/filtered

signal is compared with the DC value of the demodulated

signal in the data-slicer and a digital output is provided from

the DO pin.

July 2003

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MICRF008

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