
AMIS-52100
Low-Power Transceiver with Clock and Data Recovery
Data Sheet
9.0 Circuit Functional Description
The functions of the AMIS-52100 are presented in this section. These functions are:
Receiver
Transmitter
Sniff
Quick Start
Data Detection
Clock and Data Recovery
Application Wakeup
I
2
C Protocol
Registers
Alternative Wakeup
Power on-Reset/Brownout
9.1 Receiver
RF signals often suffer from reflections along the path of propagation. These reflected signals arrive at the receiver antenna with
different phases or time delays. The different phases of the reflected signals causes the signal strength at the receiver to vary. This
variation can be large enough to cause the receiver to miss information. The AMIS-52100 sums the signals from the dual receiver
channels inside the data detection circuits. This reduces the effect of the multipath reflections. The receivers in the AMIS-52100 require
that the frequency be trimmed, the receiver oscillator frequency be tuned, the data rate filters be selected, and a signal threshold set as
shown in Table 20.
Table 21 lists some characteristic parameters for the receivers. Figure 7 shows a typical received data waveform.
Table 20: Receiver Control Registers
RX1 or RX2 Receiver Register Control
Register (HEX)
Name
Bits
States
Comments
0x00
ANT1 trim
All
Inverse relationship register
value to internal capacitance
0x01
ANT2 trim
All
Inverse relationship register
value to internal capacitance
0x05
RX XTAL tune
All
0x0a
Data threshold
All
Reference level for detecting data
logic state
0
Antenna port is off
ANT1 enable
0
1
Antenna port is on
0
Antenna port is off
ANT2 enable
1
1
Antenna port is on
0
Receiver is off
RX enable
3
1
Receiver is on
000
1.1kHz
001
2.3kHz
010
5.2kHz
011
10.4kHz
100
1.18kHz
101
2.57kHz
110
7.0kHz
111
20.45kHz
0
Normal levels
0x1e
TX/RX invert
5
1
Inverted
0x0c
0x0f
Data filter
4,5,6
12
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