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VT5365 Datasheet(PDF) 17 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # VT5365
Description  Single chip optical/laser mouse sensor for wireless applications
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Manufacturer  STMICROELECTRONICS [STMicroelectronics]
Direct Link  http://www.st.com
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4.5
RF channels
The chip features a digital programmable frequency synthesizer using a 108 MHz clock as
an input, creating fractionally divided signals with frequencies around 27 MHz.
The different frequencies available are listed below:
F = 26.995 MHz,
F = 27.045 MHz, (default)
F = 27.095 MHz,
F = 27.145 MHz,
F = 27.195 MHz,
F = 27.245 MHz
The ST firmware enables all the frequencies, with the default (at power up) being
27.045 MHz. Depending on particular requirements, the customer can choose to have up to
all six frequencies available, selecting their own default channel.
Note:
As the output is digital, it will feature some unwanted frequency components, that will
require additional filtering circuitry to remove.
4.6
CPI
The customer can choose their own default CPI, although increasing the CPI will decrease
the maximum speed (due to the RF protocol). For example:
400 CPI : max. speed = 32 ips
800 CPI : max. speed = 16 ips
1600 CPI : max. speed = 8 ips
3200 CPI : max. speed = 4 ips
4.7
Motion sensitivity tuning
The motion engine has the ability to force no motion detection, if the features reported to it
are less than the minimum feature threshold. As at this point the mouse is either on a very
low contrast surface or is raised, the motion detection is stopped as noise could create false
wake-ups.
Depending on the typical surfaces to be used, the customer can decide on the threshold
value to enable the best balance between the mouse working on low contrast surfaces and
being able to go into it’s non-run (idle/sleep) modes.



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