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CC400-RTR2 Datasheet(PDF) 21 Page - Texas Instruments

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Part # CC400-RTR2
Description  Single Chip High Performance RF Transceiver
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Manufacturer  TI [Texas Instruments]
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27.
Demodulator Precharging For Reduced Turn-on Time
The demodulator data slicer has an
internal AC coupling giving a time constant
of approximately 30 periods of the bit rate
period. This means that before proper
demodulation can take place, a minimum
of 30 start-bits has to be received.
In critical applications where the start-up
time should be decreased in order to
reduce the power consumption, this time
constant can be reduced to 5 periods
using the optional precharging possibility.
The precharging is done during data
reception by setting the precharging bit in
the configuration register active with
duration of at least 5 bit periods.
Data received
without
precharging
PRECHARGE
Time
Data
transmitted
5 bit periods
t1
t2
t3
Data valid
Data not valid
Data valid
Data not valid
5 bit periodes
30 bit periodes
Data received with
precharging
Figure 12: Demodulation using precharging.
In the example shown in Figure 12, data is
transmitted
continuously
from
the
transmitter (all 1’s). At t=t1 the receiver is
turned on, and then the precharging is
kept on for about 5 bit periods. At t=t2 the
received data is valid and precharging is
turned off. When not using precharging,
data is not valid until 30 bit periods, at t=t3.



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