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ST25R3910 Datasheet(PDF) 35 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # ST25R3910
Description  AM/PM demodulator
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ST25R3910
Functional overview
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the direct command Transparent Mode the Transmitter and Receiver have to be turned on,
and the AFE has to be configured properly.
While the ST25R3910 is in the Transparent mode the AFE is controlled directly through the
SPI interface:
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The Transmitter modulation is controlled by pin SDATAI (high is modulator on)
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Signal rx_on is controlled by pin SCLK (high enables RSSI and AGC)
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The Receiver output is sent to pin SDATAO
By controlling the rx_on advanced Receiver features like the RSSI and AGC can be used.
Configuration bits related to the ISO mode, framing and FIFO are meaningless in
Transparent mode, but all other configuration bits are respected.
The transmitter modulation type used (OOK or AM) is defined by bit am of the Configuration
Register 5.
The direct command Calibrate Modulation Depth supports modulation depths up to 30%,
deeper AM modulation is possible by writing the Antenna Driver AM Modulated Level
Definition Register.
The receiver filters support the subcarrier frequencies from 212 to 848 kHz. The filter
characteristics can be configured via bits fs2 to fs0 in the Receiver Configuration Register.
Active receive – Use in ISO-14443B Anticollision
In some cases it is useful to know that a response from a tag is being received. This
information is provided by bit rx_act in the FIFO Status Register. This bit is set to 1 when the
start of the tag message is detected, and stays high until the end of reception.
This information can be used to speed up the ISO-14443B anticollision procedure when
more slots are used. When there is no message in a certain slot, the reader does not have
to wait for the time a complete ATQB takes before sending the next Slot-MARKER
command, but it can send the next Slot-MARKER as soon as it is clear that there is no
answer in that particular slot. The microcontroller can obtain this info by reading the rx_act
flag at the time the receiver should already be processing the ATQB message. In case
rx_act flag is set to one the receiver is processing a message and the microcontroller has to
wait for the end of receive interrupt, in opposite case when the rx_act flag is set to zero there
is no ATQB message in that particular slot and the next Slot-MARKER command can be
sent immediately.
ISO-14443B, reduction of TR0 and TR1 and suppression of EOF/SOF in PICC
response
The ISO-14443-3 standard, chapter 7.10.3 Coding of Param 1 defines possibility to reduce
the TR0 and TR1 and suppress the EOF/SOF in PICC response.
Note:
The ST25R3910 Receiver and Framing blocks do not support the reduction of TR0 and TR1
and suppression of EOF/SOF. If default settings of these parameters are changed, the
framing block will not be able to decode the PICC response.
Test pins
Pins TEST and TIO are used to test the ST25R3910. Pin TEST is a digital pin with pull
down, it is used to enter the test mode, pin TIO is used in test mode as a digital IO, in normal
mode it is in tristate. It is recommended to connect pin TEST to VSS and to leave pin TIO
open.



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