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TRF7970A TXout issue

TRF7970A TXout issue

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Sai Jagini
Posted by Sai Jagini
on Apr 11 2012 05:13 AM
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Hello

I am using TRF7970A device in my project. I am interfacing the 13.56 XTAL external oscillator to it. When i am programming and operating the TX output is 6.78MHz. Please send the particular register setting for getting the 13.56MHz Tx output.

Regards

Sai

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  • Sai Jagini
    Posted by Sai Jagini
    on Apr 11 2012 05:40 AM
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    Hello

    I even set the bit7 of 0x09 register to '0' but even then same problem. Please kindly advice.

    Regards

    Sai

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  • John Crusoe
    Posted by John Crusoe
    on Apr 11 2012 13:08 PM
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    Hello,

    for sys_clk, you can set 3 bit of register 0x09.

    b7 to 0, default crystal is 27.12MHz

    b5 and b4 to 1, with crystal 13.56MHz SYS_CLK output is divid by 1 => 13.56MHz

    set this register before register 0x01. bit B0 - B2 are changed when you set register 0x01 and modulation is wrong.

    John

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  • Sai Jagini
    Posted by Sai Jagini
    on Apr 11 2012 23:31 PM
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    Hello John,

    I am not saying about sys_clk output. Its about TX RF output.

    Regards

    Sai

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  • Marco
    Posted by Marco
    on Apr 12 2012 02:05 AM
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    Hello Sai,

    Did you measure f_osc (either directly or by measuring sys_clk)?

    Is osc_ok in the RSSI Levels and oscillator register 1?

    I only got one case where the TRF's behaviour was completly weird, but I did not mesure the tx out frequency in this case. It had to do with EN2:

    Page 19 of the datasheet:

    When user MCU is controlling EN and EN2, a delay of 5 ms between EN and EN2 must be used. If the
    MCU controls only EN, EN2 is recommended to be connected to either VIN or GND, depending on the
    application MCU requirements for VDD_X and SYS_CLK.

    Using EN = 1 and EN2 = 1 in parallel at start up should not be done as it can cause incorrect
    operation.

    Reagrds Marco

    TRF7970A
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  • Josh Wyatt
    Posted by Josh Wyatt
    on Apr 17 2012 11:29 AM
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    Sai -

    i just responded to the email thread from Makarand - it looked to me like your schematic was incorrect as noted.

    BR-

    Josh

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