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Oliver70185
Posted by Oliver70185
on Apr 05 2011 06:28 AM
Intellectual270 points

Hello everybody,

first of all, excuse me for fluding the forum with new threads but we are developing intensively at the moment and so many questions come up.

I'd like to get some information about the planned antenna diversity.

1. Family Reverence manual on page 30 says, that Antenna diversity is not supported in FW 1.0 (as I recognized ;-)). Can you tell me, whitin which release it will be supported.

2. Can you recommend an Atenna-Switch to me, that will match the requirements?

 

Regards,

Oliver

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  • see seely
    Posted by see seely
    on Jan 09 2012 07:03 AM
    Prodigy190 points

    Hi Kristoffer,

    sorry but I have lost some word in my phrase...

    We have added in the pcb of Headset-sdk a pig tail connector for antenna stylo.

    If it's not clear I can send you a foto.

    bye

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  • Kristoffer S
    Posted by Kristoffer S
    on Jan 12 2012 03:05 AM
    Expert6050 points

    Hi k p,

    Sure, send a picture :)

    How many audio channels do you have in the network?

    How many slaves are supported in the network?

    What latency are you using?

    Are both the master and the slave(s) headset boards?

    -Kristoffer

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  • Morihisa Tezuka
    Posted by Morihisa Tezuka
    on Apr 13 2012 06:47 AM
    Prodigy30 points

    Hi

    I need antenna diversity function on Master side(receiver) for 2 wireless microphones system.

    Is there a plan to support it? 

     

    Regards.

    -mtezka

    CC85XX antenna diversity
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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Apr 13 2012 06:56 AM
    Genius17795 points

    Dear mtezka

    In a microphone setup you will actually have a very good benefit of having diversity in the mic (slave) as it is naturally these that will move around causing fading issues. 
    If the antennas are inside the mic and not a whip at the bottom it will actually improve in the case where one hand covers one antenna more than the other as well.

    There is no current plans of adding antenna diversity support in the master side as of now.

    Best regards,
    kjetil 

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  • Morihisa Tezuka
    Posted by Morihisa Tezuka
    on Apr 17 2012 00:04 AM
    Prodigy30 points

    Hi kjetil,

     

    Thank you for your quick response.

    BTW, what is happen when shake or whip a microphone? It makes easily lost the connection.

    please give me a suggestion.

     

    Regards.

    mtezka

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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Apr 17 2012 06:39 AM
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    Hi Morihisa, 

    This sounds like a classic multi-path issue and the lower latency settings you select the more vulnerable you are due to trading re-transmission attempts directly for the lower latency. These re-transmission occurs at different frequencies and will in theory minimize the affect of multi-paths. The phenomena appears more frequently at the sensitivity (range) limit as well. 

    A couple of things you can try:
    - If you have selected PCM16 as your streaming format, setting it to SLAC instead will give a slight increase in re-transmission attempts
    - If possible, select higher latency
    - Reducing the number of slaves (microphones) per master will also increase the re-transmission attempts 
    - Implement antenna diversity on the slave side.

    Hope this helps and please let me know if you have more questions. 
    Best regards,
    Kjetil 

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  • Morihisa Tezuka
    Posted by Morihisa Tezuka
    on Apr 18 2012 05:45 AM
    Prodigy30 points

    Hi, Kjetil,

     

    In a small room like 3mx3m, it works well. But in a larger room that have 6mx7m space the problem occurs.

    They don't work well when the microphone(slave) is moving along with my hand moves in walking.

    The distance between a master and a slave is only 2m or less. This kind of phenomena happens in some fixed point.

    My configuration is

    CC85XXDK, no PA, 48KHz sampling, SLAC coding, 1024 sampling buffer, +3.5dbm. 2 slaves are used as microphones.

     

    Regards.

    mtezka

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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Apr 18 2012 05:56 AM
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    Hi Mtezka, 

    Since there are some points worse than others it sounds like a classic multi-path issue. 
    If you have our DK you should really play with using the CC85XX+CC2590 (the one with the range extender) in either one side of the link (will give a slight improvement of the link budget) or both side of the link (will give a significant boost to the link quality).  I also believe you are in touch with our BDM in Japan, please get in touch with him if you would like some antenna diversity boards for evaluation. 

    Almost all our customers looking into the microphone application will put CC2590 at least on one side of the link. The majority on both side of the link. 

    Regards, 
    Kjetil 

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  • Ton Martens
    Posted by Ton Martens
    on Jul 06 2012 06:17 AM
    Prodigy40 points

    Dear TI,

    I would be interested in evaluation boards for Antenna Diversity.
    I however do not see them as part of Purepath wireless evaluation kits.
    Could you provide me with the required information for ordering these units

    Greetings,

    Ton

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  • Kjetil
    Posted by Kjetil
    on Jul 06 2012 07:50 AM
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    Hi Tom, 

    We do not have these designs available as EVM I'm afraid. 
    Believe you are in contact with one of our local FAEs and he will provide additional information.

    Best regards,
    Kjetil 

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