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ADMV1455BBCZ-R7 Folha de dados(HTML) 77 Page - Analog Devices |
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77 / 141 page ![]() Data Sheet ADMV1455 THEORY OF OPERATION analog.com Rev. 0 | 77 of 141 DSA2 The DSA directly after the LNA in the RF signal chains is DSA2. This attenuator offers two states, 0dB and 6dB. When using the bypass registers (Register 0x28A set to 1), use Register 0x28B, Bit 4, to set the DSA2 state. When not using the bypass registers (Register 0x28A set to 0), use Register 0x600, Bit 4, to set the DSA2 state. Set Bit 4 to 0 for the 0dB state and 1 for the 6dB state. DSA3 The DSA directly after DSA2 in the RF signal chains is DSA3. This attenuator offers 16 states, 0dB to 15dB, with steps of 1dB. The attenuation is proportional to the value programmed. When using the bypass registers (Register 0x28A set to 1), use Register 0x28C, Bits[3:0] to set the DSA3 state. When not using the bypass registers (Register 0x28A set to 0), use Register 0x601, Bits[3:0] to set the DSA3 state. RF TUNABLE LPFS Both the low band and the high band RF signal chains contain a tunable LPF to help reject image frequencies. Each tunable LPF contains 4 bits, or 16 states, that control the cutoff frequency. The cutoff frequency is inversely proportional to the LPF value programmed. When using the bypass register (Register 0x2A0), set Bit 4 to 1, and then program the intended LPF value into Bits[3:0]. When not using the bypass register (Register 0x2A0), set Bit 4 to 0, then use Register 0x802, Bits[7:4], or the frequency LUT. When using either Register 0x802 or the frequency LUT, the low band tunable LPF has three control bits (0 to 7), and the value programmed is multiplied by 2 (shift left by one position). For example, when Register 0x802, Bits[7:4] are set to 7, the effective LPF value is 14. When using either Register 0x802 or the frequency LUT, the high band tunable LPF retains the full 4 control bits. RF TUNABLE HPF The high band RF signal chains contain a tunable HPF to help reject image frequencies. The tunable HPF contains 6 bits, or 64 states, that control the cutoff frequency. The cutoff frequency is inversely proportional to the HPF value programmed. When using the bypass register (Register 0x2A1), set Bit 7 to 1, and then program the intended HPF value into Bits[5:0]. When not using the bypass register (Register 0x2A1), set Bit 7 to 0, then use Register 0x804, Bits[7:4], or the frequency LUT. When using either Register 0x804 or the frequency LUT, the tunable HPF has four control bits, and the value programmed is multiplied by 4 (shift left by two positions). For example, when Register 0x804, Bits[7:4] are set to 15, the effective LPF value is 60. |
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