For FCC testing, I need to know the max operating frequency of the charge pump in a TRSF3223E with a Vcc of 5V and a baud rate of 9600.
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For FCC testing, I need to know the max operating frequency of the charge pump in a TRSF3223E with a Vcc of 5V and a baud rate of 9600.
Hello Mike Hansen,
I measured some devices and the clock rate was 422 kHz to 441 kHz.
My pessimistic worst case variation estimation would be less than +/-25%
The TRSF3223E runs pulses on an as needed basis to maintain V+ and V- voltages.
Regards,
Ron M.
Thanks for taking the time to make the measurements. Is there a higher frequency internal oscillator running? If so, do you have any idea what the frequency is? We are looking for a part where the highest frequency generated is less tha 1.7MHz.
Mike,
The charge pump is the fastest signal, however the signal is not a sine wave. The charge pump signal has fast edge rates so many harmonics will be present.
All RS232 devices with a charge pump will have harmonics above 1.7 MHz.
Non charge pump chips require positive and negative supplies.
Regards,
Ron M.