Features: • High Tx output power to +7dBm• Integrated PLL and high stability VCO´s• 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 contro...
PBL40215: Features: • High Tx output power to +7dBm• Integrated PLL and high stability VCO´s• 3-line serial interface bus• Minimum 2.7 V supply voltage• Low current consump...
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Parameter | Condition | Symbol | Min. | Typ. | Max | Unit |
Supply voltage | Vcc | 5.5 | V | |||
Voltage applied between two different supply pins, except VccRF (a) |
Vccdiff | 0.6 | V | |||
Voltage applied between two different ground pins (a) |
Grounds are clamped together by diodes | Gnddiff | 0.6 | V | ||
Maximum input power | LNA input | Pmax | 10 | dBm | ||
Maximum power dissipation | PD | 250 | mW | |||
IC storage temperature | TS | -65 | 150 | |||
Lead temperature | solder, 10 sec. | TLEAD | 300 |
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.
PBL40215 contains transmit and receive functions that share integrated high stability VCO´s 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 of PBL40215 comprises of a signal gate and a pre-power amplifier. Data transmission is achieved by direct open loop modulation of the Tx VCO.