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Calibration reference voltage and power gain

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Bryan DE FARIA
Posted by Bryan DE FARIA
on Apr 26 2012 04:48 AM
Prodigy190 points

Hi,

I am using the wlan_cu application to calibrate a TIWI 5 module. According to the wiki when performing a TX Bip calibration the reference voltage and power gain are set for calibration. From my understanding these values are already set in the ini file and they are different depending on the vendors.

Does the calibration step where setting these values are necessary if the right values are already in our ini file ?

Or if we need to give these values during the TX Bip calibration, should we set the right values from our ini file ?

Regards,

Bryan

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  • Saurabh Narang
    Posted by Saurabh Narang
    on Apr 26 2012 18:35 PM
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    Bryan,

    WLAN calibration needs to be done for each device - it creates NVS file which consists for power detector curve, PA bias values etc  - this is needed for optimal usage of the radio. These values are not contained in tiwlan.ini. Thanks

    Saurabh

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