The T2801 is an RF IC for low-power DECT applications. The HP-VFQFP-N48-packaged IC is a complete
transceiver including image rejection mixer, IF amplifier,
FM demodulator, baseband filter, RSSI, TX preamplifier,
power-ramping generator for power amplifiers, integrated synthesizer, fully integrated VCO, TX filter and
Features
Supply-voltage range 3 V to 4.6 V (unregulated)
T2801
modulation compensation circuit for advanced closedloop modulation concept. No mechanical tuning is
necessary in production.
Electrostatic sensitive device.
Observe precautions for handling.
Non-blindslot and blindslot operation
Auxiliary-voltage regulator on-chip
Low current consumption
Few low cost external components
No mechanical tuning required
Block Diagram
MIXER
OUT
IR MIXER
RF_IN
RAMP_OUT
RAMP_SET
TX_OUT
PU_VCO
RAMP
GEN
TX / RX
SWITCH
PC
TX DRIVER
VCO
REG
IF_IN
f
: n
AUX
REG
IF_TANK
IF AMP 1IF AMP 2
VCO
Unlimited multislot operation with advanced closed-
loop modulation
Supports multiple reference clocks (10.368 MHz/
13.824 MHz/ 20.736 MHz)
TX preamplifier with 0 dBm output power at 1.9 GHz
and ramp-signal generator for SiGe power amplifier
PD
CP
RSSI
DEMOD
GF
TANK
D/A
DEMOD
DEMOD DAC
f
: n
MCC
RC
CF
BB FILTER
3-WIRE
BUS
CTRL
LOGIC
BB_OUT
RSSI
TX_DATA
CLOCK
DATA
ENABLE
RX_ON
TX_ON
PU_RX/TX
PU_PLL
VREG_VCO
VS_VCOCPLDREF_CLKVTUNEVREG VS_REG
PU_REGGND_VCO
REG_CTRL
I_CPSW
Figure 1. Block diagram
Ordering Information
Extended Type NumberPackageRemarks
T2801-PLHHP-VFQFP-N48Taped and reeled
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-011 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
Functional Block Description
NameDescription
AUX REGAuxiliary voltage regulator
BBFBaseband filter
CPCharge pump
DACD/A converter for demodulator tuning
DEMODDemodulator
GFGaussian filter for transmit data
IF AMP11st intermediate frequency amplifier
IF AMP22nd intermediate frequency amplifier
IR MIXERImage rejection mixer
MCCModulation compensation circuit
resp. TX DRIVER
VCOVoltage-controlled oscillator
VCO REGVoltage regulator for VCO
RX_ON
TX_ON
VS_MIXER
MIXER_OUT1
MIXER_OUT2
RAMP_SET
CLOCK
DATA
ENABLE
REF_CLK
LD
PU_REG
VS_PLL
VREG
REG_CTRL
VS_REG
GND_CP
VS_CP
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
CP
VS_VCO
T2801
VTUNE
GND_VCO
VREG_VCO
GND1
DEMOD_TANK1
DEMOD_TANK2
REG_DEC
DAC_DEC
BB_CF
BB_OUT
36
35
34
33
32
31
30
29
28
27
26
25
RAMP_OUT
IF_IN2
IF_IN1
VS_IF
TX_OUT
GND3
RF_IN2
RF_IN1
GND2
IF_TANK2
IF_TANK1
RSSI
2 (27)
Figure 2. Pinning
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Preliminary Information
Pin Description
ENABLE
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
1CLOCK3-wire-bus: Clock input
2DATA3-wire-bus: Data input
3ENABLE3-wire-bus: Enable input
VS_PLL
7
CLOCK
DATA
ENABLE
1,2,3
GND_PLL
43
5k5k
T2801
4REF_CLKReference-frequency input
5LDLock-detect output
6PU_REGPower-up input for aux. voltage
regulator
VS_PLL
7
REF_CLK
4
GND_PLL
43
GND_PLL
PU_REG
6
43
10k
100
25k25k
10k
LD
5
GND_PLL
43
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-013 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
7VS_PLLPLL supply voltage
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
GND1
18
GND2
28
GND3
31
8VREGAux. voltage-regulator output
9REG_CTRLAux. voltage-regulator control
output
10VS_REGAux. voltage-regulator supply
voltage
VS_IF
33
VS_MIXER
42
GND_VCO
16
GND_CP
11
GND_PLL
43
VS_REG
10
REG_CTRL
9
VREG
8
11GND_CPCharge-pump ground
12VS_CPCharge-pump supply voltage
13CPCharge-pump output
4 (27)
Preliminary Information
GND_PLL
43
VS_CP
12
CP
13
GND_CP
11
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
14VS_VCOVCO voltage-regulator supply
voltage
T2801
VS_VCO
14
15VREG_VCOVCO voltage-regulator control
output
16GND_VCOVCO ground
17VTUNEVCO tuning voltage input
18GND1Ground
VREG_VCO
15
VTUNE
17
GND_VCO
16
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
VREG_VCO
15
GND_VCO
16
GND1
18
GND2
28
GND3
31
VS_IF
33
VS_MIXER
42
GND_VCO
16
GND_CP
11
GND_PLL
43
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-015 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
19DEMOD_TANK1 Demodulator tank circuit
VS_MIXER
42
10k10k
20DEMOD_TANK2 Demodulator tank circuit
21DAC_DECDecoupling PIN for VCO_DAC
22REG_DECDecoupling PIN for VCO_REG
DEMOD_
TANK1
19
GND1
18
VREG_VCO
DAC_DEC
GND_VCO
VREG_VCO
DEMOD_
TANK2
20
15
10k
21
400
16
15
2k
23BB_CFBaseband filter corner-frequency
control input
6 (27)
Preliminary Information
REG_DEC
22
42k
GND_VCO
16
VS_IF
33
BB_CF
23
GND1
18
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
24BB_OUTBaseband filter output
25RSSIReceived signal-strength indicator
output
26IF_TANK1IF tank circuit
VS_IF
33
GND1
18
13k
T2801
BB_OUT
24
VS_IF
33
RSSI
25
GND2
28
VS_IF
33
27IF_TANK2IF tank circuit
28GND2Ground
IF_TANK1
26
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
VS_IF
33
VS_MIXER
42
IF_TANK2
27
GND2
28
GND1
18
GND2
28
GND3
31
GND_VCO
16
GND_CP
11
GND_PLL
43
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-017 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
RF_IN1
RF_IN2
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
29RF_IN1RF input of image reject mixer
VS_MIXER
42
30RF_IN2RF input of image reject mixer
31GND3Ground
RF IN1
29
GND2
28
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
VS_IF
33
VS_MIXER
42
RF IN2
30
GND1
18
GND2
28
GND3
31
GND_VCO
16
GND_CP
11
GND_PLL
43
32TX_OUTTX driver amplifier output for PA
8 (27)
Preliminary Information
TX_OUT
32
GND3
31
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Pin Description (continued)
IF_IN1
IF_IN2
4.3k
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
33VS_IFIF amplifier supply voltage
T2801
34IF_IN1IF input of IF amplifier
35IF_IN2IF input of IF amplifier
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
VS_IF
33
VS_MIXER
42
IF IN1IF IN2
34
GND1
GND2
GND3
GND_VCO
GND_CP
GND_PLL
VS_IF
18
28
31
16
11
43
33
35
GND2
28
36RAMP_OUTRamp-generator output for PA
power ramping
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-019 (27)
VS_MIXER
42
RAMP_OUT
36
GND2
28
Preliminary Information
T2801
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
37RAMP_SETSlew-rate setting of ramping signal
56
VS_MIXER
42
RAMP_SET
37
GND2
25
38RX_ONRX control input
39TX_ONTX control input
40MIXER_OUT1Mixer output to SAW filter
41MIXER_OUT2Mixer output to SAW filter
RX_ON
TX_ON
38, 39
GND1
MIXER_
OUT1
40
VS_IF
33
18
5k5k
270270
VS_MIXER
42
MIXER_
OUT2
41
GND2
28
10 (27)
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Preliminary Information
Pin Description (continued)
31
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
42VS_MIXERMixer supply voltage
VS_PLL
7
VS_REG
10
VS_CP
12
VS_VCO
14
43GND_PLLPLL ground
VS_IF
33
T2801
GND1
18
GND2
28
GND3
31
GND_VCO
16
GND_CP
11
44PU_VCOVCO power-up input
45PU_RX/TXRX/TX power-up input
VS_MIXER
42
VS_VCO
PU_VCO
GND_VCO
GND1
14
44
16
PU_RX/TX
45
18
GND_PLL
43
5k5k
25k25k
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-0111 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
Pin Description (continued)
PinSymbolFunctionConfiguration
46PU_PLLPLL power-up input
20k
10k10k
10k
140k
47TX_DATATX data input of Gaussian filter and
modulation-compensation circuit
48I_CPSWCharge pump switch input controls
charge pump current
PU_
PLL
46
GND_
PLL
43
25k25k
VS_PLL
7
TX_DATA
47
5k5k
GND_PLL
43
VS_PLL
7
12 (27)
I_CPSW
48
5k
GND_PLL
43
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Preliminary Information
Functional Description
T2801
Receiver
The RF signal at RF_IN is fed to an image rejection mixer
IR_MIXER with its differential outputs MIXER_OUT1
and MIXER_OUT2 driving an IF-SAW filter at
110.592 MHz or 112.32 MHz. The IF amplifiers
IF_AMP1 and IF_AMP2 with an external IF_TANK and
an integrated RSSI function feed the signal to the
demodulator DEMOD working at f = fIF/2 (55 MHz)
and finally to an integrated baseband filter BB. For
demodulator tuning in production an integrated 5-bit digital-to-analog (D/A) converter is provided to control the
on-chip varicap diode.
Transmitter
The transmit data at TX_DATA is filtered by an integrated
Gaussian Filter GF and fed to the fully integrated VCO
operating at twice the output frequency. After modulation
the signal is frequency-divided by 2 and fed via a TX/RX
SWITCH to the TX_DRIVER. This bus-controlled driver
amplifier supplies typical +3 dBm output power at
TX_OUT. A ramp-signal generator RAMP_GEN, provides a ramp signal at RAMP_OUT for the external power
amplifier, is integrated. The slope of the ramp signal is
controlled by a capacitor at the RAMP_SET pin.
Synthesizer
The IR_MIXER, the TX_DRIVER and the
programmable counter PC are driven by the fully
integrated VCO (including on-chip inductors and
varactors). An 3-bit digital-to-analog converter is used to
pretune the frequency. The output signal is frequencydivided to supply the desired frequency to the
TX_DRIVER, 0/90 degree phase shifter for the
IR_MIXER and to be used by the PC for the phase detector PD (fPD = 3.456 MHz). Unlimited multislot operation
is possible by using the integrated advanced closed-loop
modulation concept based on the modulation
compensation circuit MCC.
Power Supply
An integrated bandgap-stabilized voltage regulator for
use with an external low-cost PNP transistor is implemented. Multiple power-down and current saving modes
are provided.
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-0113 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
PLL Principle
Programable counter PC
”– Main counter MC
”– Swallow counter SC
f
= fPD x (SMC x 32 + SSC)
VCO
Phase frequency
detector PD
= 3.456 MHz
f
PD
RF_IN
Charge
pump
ext. loop filter
VCO
DAC
VCO
GF_DATA
f
VCO
Divider
PA driver
by 2
Mixer
Controlled phase shifting
Reference counter RC
REF_CLK
13.824MHz4
20.736MHz6
PLL reference
Frequency
REF_CLK
Baseband controller
ModulationGaussian
compensation MCCfilter GF
6.912 MHz
S
RC
310.368MHz
1.152 Mbit/s
TX_DATA
Figure 3.
14 (27)
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Preliminary Information
T2801
The following table shows the LO frequencies for RX and TX for the DECT band plus additional channels for the
extended DECT band. Intermediate frequencies of 110.592 MHz and 112.32 MHz are supported.
Table 1 LO frequencies
ModefIF/MHzChannelf
TXC91881.7921881.792341
C81883.5201883.520342
...............
C11895.6161895.616349
C01897.3441897.3443410
C101899.0721899.0723411
C111900.8001900.8003412
...............
C291931.9041931.9043430
C301933.6321933.6323431
RX110.592C91881.7921771.200321
C81883.5201772.928322
...............
C11895.6161785.024329
C01897.3441786.7523210
C101899.0721788.4803211
C111900.8001790.2083212
...............
C291931.9041821.3123230
C301933.6321823.0403231
RX112.320C91881.7921769.472320
C81883.5201771.200321
...............
C11895.6161783.296328
C01897.3441785.024329
C101899.0721786.7523210
C111900.8001788.4803211
...............
C291931.9041819.5843229
C301933.6321821.3123230
/MHzf
ANT
/MHzS
VCO
MC
S
SC
Formula
TX:f
RX:f
= f
ANT
= 1.728 MHz × (32 × SMC + SSC) + f
ANT
= 1.728 MHz × (32 × SMC + SSC)
VCO
IF
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-0115 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
Control Signals
T able 2
SignalFunction
I_CPSWControls the charge pump current
PU_REGActivates AUX voltage regulator supplying the complete transceiver.
PU_VCOActivates VCO voltage regulator which supplies only the VCO.
PU_RX/TXActivates RX/TX switch.
PU_PLLActivates PLL circuits: PC, PD, CP, RC
RX_ONActivates RX circuits: BBF, DEMOD, IF AMP, IR MIXER
TX_ONActivates TX circuits: TX-DRIVER, RAMP GEN. Starts RAMP SIGNAL at RAMP OUT.
Data Word 1
The transceiver is programmed by the 3-wire bus
(CLOCK, DATA and ENABLE).
After setting enable signal to low condition, on the rising
edge of the clock signal, the data is transferred bit by bit
into the shift register, starting with the MSB-bit. After
enable returning to high condition the programmed
information is loaded into the addressed latches,
according to the addressbit condition (last bit). Additional
leading bits are ignored and there is no check made how
many pulses arrived during enable-low condition. During
enable low condition the bus current is increased to speed
up the bus logic.
The programming of the transceiver is separated into two
data words. Data word 1 controls mainly the channel information together with settings, which are closely
related with the channel. Dataword 2 holds setup information, which is adjusted during production.
bit
Data Word 1 Programs
PLL Settings
With the Reference Counter bits D21 – D22
RC (Reference Counter)
D22D21S
00310.368 MHz
01413.824 MHz
10620.736 MHz
With the Main Counter bits D14 – D15
MC (Main Counter)
D15D14S
0032
0133
1034
1135
RC
REF_CLK
MC
E10E9E8E7E6E5 E4 E3 E2 E1 E0A0
DEMODDACMCCSTEST0
SC (Swallow Counter)
D20D19D18D17D16S
000000
000011
000102
......
1110129
1111030
1111131
SC
With the Swallow Counter bits D16 – D20
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-0117 (27)
Preliminary Information
T2801
VCO Select (RX/TX VCO)
With bit D13
Used to switch between RX/TX VCO
D13VCOS (VCO Select)
0RX-VCO
1TX-VCO
Gaussian Filter on/off
With bit D10
GF is used only in TX mode
D10GF (Gaussian Filter)
0OFF
1ON
Modulation Compensation Circuit on/off
With bit D9
MCC is used only in TX mode
D9MCC (Modulation Compensation Circuit)
0OFF
1ON
GFCS Adjustment
With bit D6 – D8
Only in TX mode ef fective for setting the frequency devi-
With bit D3 – D5
Used to pretune the VCO frequency in case of production
tolerances of the device. Tuning voltage in locked condition should be around 1.8 V at room temperature. This
gives margin for ambient temperature changes.
With bit D0 – D2
Used to adjust the charge pump current. This can be used
to compensate the change of the tuning sensitivity over
frequency and device tolerances.
CPCS (Charge-Pump Current Settings)
D2D1D0CPCS
000–4
001–3
010–2
011–1
1000
1011
1102
1113
18 (27)
Rev. A9, 11-Dec-01
Preliminary Information
Data Word 2 Programs
T2801
DEMODDAC Adjustment
With bits E6 – E10
Only in RX mode ef fective. Used to tune the demodulator
center frequency and allows to compensate tolerances of
external components and the T2801.
Demod DAC Voltage
E10E9E8E7E6f
00000–5
00001...
00010...
11101...
11110...
111115
IFcenter
...
%
MCCS Adjustment
With bits E3 – E5
Only in TX mode effective. Adjusts the modulation com-
pensation circuit for closed loop modulation. This
adjustment is done with a test sequence of a long stream
of ,1‘ – ,0‘. The correct setting is achieved, if the modulation is not affected by the PLL.
TEST Mode Settings
With bit E0 – E2 and D11
In normal operation Lock detect output is used. All other
Clock periodTPER125ns
Set time data to clockTS60ns
Hold time data to clockTH60ns
Clock pulse widthTC60ns
Set time enable to clockTL200ns
Hold time enable to dataTEC0ns
Time between two protocolsTT250ns
TS
TC
TH
TEC
TT
16525
TX DATA Timing
RefCLK
TX_DATA
T
T
Set-up time TX DATATS10 ns
Hold time TX DATATH10 ns
Figure 5. TX DATA timing
H
S
TS and TH must be considered for both (falling and
rising) edges of RefCLK when using REF_CLK =
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