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become a problem, it will be necessary to modify the external
VCO to increase the radial gain constant.
The transmit gain adjust range for the
MC13110A,B/13111A,B is from –9.0 dB to 10 dB, while the
MC13110/13111 range is from –15 dB to 16 dB. Since the
registers are compatible, this should not pose any significant
problems. The reduced range has proved to be adequate for
normal applications.
SECOND LOCAL OSCILLATOR
The second local oscillator of MC13110A,B/13111A,B
exhibits about 6.0 dB higher gain than that of the
MC13110/13111. This allows the user to specify higher
capacitance crystals. Additionally, the start up time for a
given crystal will usually be reduced by a factor of two or
more.
The
input/output
MC13110A,B/13111A,B second local oscillator is typically
2.9/2.7 pF, whereas the MC13110/13111 is 4.1/5.3 pF,
respectively. As a result, the second local oscillator
frequency for the MC13110A,B/13111A,B will be slightly
higher. It will probably be necessary to modify the external
load capacitors to re–align the frequency to its desired
center.
capacitance
of
the
OTHER PARAMETERS
The 12 dB SINAD receiver sensitivity of the
MC13110A,B/13111A,B has been improved about 3.0 dB.
The active mode maximum ICC has been decreased from
12 mA for the MC13110/13111 to 10.5 mA for the
MC13110A,B/13111A,B. The inactive mode maximum ICC
has also been decreased from 80 A for the MC13110/13111
to 30 A for the MC13110A,B/13111A,B.
The standby mode maximum ICC has been increased from
500
A for the MC13110/13111 to 560
MC13110A,B/13111A,B.
A for the
SUMMARY
Modifying existing MC13110/13111 designs to incorporate
the newer MC13110A,B/13111A,B will usually require only a
few minor changes in already existing external component
values. The possibility exists that minor changes may be
required to software, but this is unlikely. Most systems will
experience improved performance for battery life and range.
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