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61 / 102 page ![]() © 2009-2011 Microchip Technology Inc. Preliminary DS70590C-page 61 MRF49XA 3.14 Power Management The Power Management Configuration register enables/disables the following functions: • Receiver • Transmitter • Baseband Circuit • Synthesizer • Crystal Oscillator • Low Battery Detect Circuit • Wake-up Timer • Clock Output Figure 3-12 shows the functions that are enabled using PMCREG. Receiver: The RXCEN bit, when set, enables the entire receiver chain. The receiver chain consists of a baseband circuit, synthesizer and crystal oscillator. Transmitter: The TXCEN bit, when set, enables the entire transmit chain. The transmit chain consists of a power amplifier, synthesizer, oscillator and transmit register. When the transmit chain and Transmit register are enabled, any data in the Transmit register is shifted out and a transmission is started. Baseband Circuit: The BBCEN bit, when set, enables the baseband circuit. The baseband circuit, synthesizer and oscillator work together to demodulate and recover the data transmitted to the synthesizer (SYNEN bit). If baseband circuits are enabled, then the oscillator (OSCEN bit) must be enabled in order to receive data. The BBCEN bit can be disabled to reduce current consumption. Synthesizer: The SYNEN bit, when set, enables the synthesizer. The synthesizer is comprised of a PLL, oscillator and VCO for controlling the channel frequency. This bit must be enabled when either the transmitter or the receiver is enabled. The oscillator must also be enabled to provide the reference frequency for the PLL. On power-up, the synthesizer automatically performs the calibration. If there are significant changes in voltage or temperature, recalibration can be performed by disabling and re-enabling the synthesizer. Crystal Oscillator: The OSCEN bit, when set, enables the oscillator circuit. The oscillator provides the reference signal to the synthesizer when setting the transmit or receive frequency of use. Low Battery Detect Circuit: The LBDEN bit, when set, enables the battery voltage detect circuit. The battery detector can be programmed to 32 different threshold levels. See Register 2-16 (BCSREG) for programming details. Wake-up Timer: The WUTEN bit, when set, enables the wake-up timer. See Register 2-14 (WTSREG) for details on programming the wake-up timer interval. Clock Output: The CLKOEN bit, when set, disables the oscillator clock output. On device Reset or power-up, the clock output is enabled so that a processor can begin execution of any special setup sequences as required by the designer. See Register 2-16 (BCSREG) for programming details. The RF front end is comprised of the LNA and the mixer. The synthesizer block has two main components: the VCO and the PLL. The baseband section consists of a baseband amplifier, low-pass filter, limiter and I/Q demodulator. The synthesizer also has an internal start-up calibration procedure. If quick RX/TX switching is needed, leave this block on. Enabling the transmitter using the TXCEN bit (PMCREG<5>) will turn on the PA, and since the synthesizer is already up and running, the PA immediately produces the TX signal at the output. To decrease the TX/RX turnaround time, keep the baseband section on. Switching to Receive mode means disabling the PA and enabling the RF front end. Since the baseband block is already on, the internal start-up calibration is skipped, and thus, the turnaround time is shorter. The BBCEN, SYNEN and OSCEN bits are provided to optimize the TX to RX or RX to TX turnaround time. The crystal oscillator provides a reference signal to the RF synthesizer, baseband circuit and digital signal processor. If the receiver or the transmitter is frequently used, it is recommended to leave the oscillator running as the crystal might need a few milliseconds to start. The start timing mainly depends on the crystal parameters. Note: If bit 0 is cleared, and with the clock output enabled, the oscillator continues to run even if the OSCEN bit is cleared. The device will not fully enter Sleep mode. Note: Leaving blocks unnecessarily turned on increases the current consumption, and thus, decreases the battery life. |
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