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ST25R3920B Datasheet(PDF) 63 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # ST25R3920B
Description  Automotive NFC reader for CCC digital key and car center console
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4.4.6
Mask receive data and Unmask receive data
The direct command Mask receive data disables processing of the receiver output by the
RX decoders, RSSI measurement, and AGC operation.
The direct command Unmask receive data enables processing of the received data by the
RX decoders, RSSI measurement and AGC operation. A common use of this command is
to re-enable the receiver operation after it was masked by the command Mask receive data.
If the Mask receive timer is still running while the direct command Unmask receive data is
received, reception is enabled, and the Mask receive timer is reset.
In passive target (card emulation) mode, the Unmask receive data command prepares the
RX decoders for a new data reception and clears the internal FDT timer. In passive target
mode, this direct command must be used only if no further transmissions from the
ST25R3920B is planned and the devices have to wait for the next command to be received.
4.4.7
Change AM modulation state
This command changes the AM modulation state from unmodulated to modulated, and vice
versa. This can be used to measure the AM modulation index with the direct command
Measure amplitude.
4.4.8
Measure amplitude
This command measures the amplitude of the RF signal on the RFI inputs and stores the
result in the A/D converter output register.
This command enables the transmitter and amplitude detector. The transmitter drives the
antenna, and the amplitude detector converts the differential RF signal received back
between RFI1 and RFI2 into a proportional DC voltage. This DC voltage is converted with
the A/D converter in absolute conversion mode into an 8-bit value and stored in the A/D
converter output register.
The amplitude detector conversion gain is 0.6 VinPP / Vout referenced to the RF signal on a
single RFI pin. Thus, one LSB of the A/D converter output represents 13.02 mVPP on either
of the RFI inputs.
Note:
The maximum allowed voltage level on an RFI pin is 3 VPP. This results in 1.8 V output DC
voltage of the amplitude detector and produces a value of E6h after A/D conversion.
Duration time: 25 μs max.
4.4.9
Reset RX gain
This command initializes the AGC, Squelch and RSSI block and resets the gain reduction to
the value set in Receiver configuration register 4. Sending this command also stops any
ongoing squelch process.
4.4.10
Adjust regulators
When this command is sent, then the transmitter and receiver are enabled to ensure a high
current draw and the regulated voltage VDD_RF is set 250 mV below the power supply level
of VDD_TX. Before sending the adjust regulator command it is required to toggle the bit reg_s
by setting it first to 1 and then reset it to 0. After the adjustment is completed the state of the
transmitter and receiver prior to the command execution is restored (either enabled or
disabled).



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