UP CONVERTER + QUADRATURE MODULATOR IC
FOR DIGITAL MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
DESCRIPTION
The µPC8104GR is a silicon monolithic integrated circuit designed as quadrature modulator for digital mobile
communication systems. This modulator consists of 1.9 GHz up-converter and 400 MHz quadrature modulator which
are packaged in 20 pin SSOP. The device has power save function and can operate 2.7 to 5.5 V supply voltage,
therefore, it can contribute to make RF block small, high performance and low power consumption.
FEATURES
•
20 pin SSOP suitable for high density surface mounting.
•
High linearity up converter is incorporated; P
•
Low phase difference due to digital phase shifter is adopted.
•
Wide operating frequency range.Up converter; f
Modulator; f
•
External IF filter can be applied between modulator output and up converter input terminal.
Distortion
I/Q Input ImpedanceZ
I/Q Bias CurrentI
Lo1 Input VSWRZ
Power Save Rise TimeT
Power Save Fall TimeT
C, VCC = 3.0 V, Unless Otherwise Specified VPS
°°°°
1.8 V)
≥≥≥≥
PARAMETERSYMBOLMIN.TYP.MAX.UNITTEST CONDITIONS
ccUpCon
cc(PS)UpCon
I
RF(sat)
ccMOD
cc(PS)MOD
I
MODout
ImR
M3I/Q
I
I/Q
I/Q
Lo1
PS(RISE)
PS(FALL)
101621m ANo input signal
12m ANo input signal
5
6dBm
−
5
16.5dBm
−
40
−
40
−
50
−
30dBc
−
30dBc
−
30dBc
−
20k
5
AVPS ≤ 1.0 V
µ
AVPS ≤ 1.0 V
µ
Ω
A
µ
1.2:1X:1
2.05.0
2.05.0
sV
µ
sV
µ
RFout
= 1.9 GHz
UpConin
= 240.0 MHz/240.2 MHz
f
I/Q DC = 1.5 V
I/Qin
P
= 500 mV
p-p
I/Q DC = 1.5 V
I/Qin
P
= 500 mV
p-p
(I → I, Q → Q)
PS(OFF)
PS(ON)
→ V
→ V
PS(ON)
PS(OFF)
µµµµ
PC8104GR
(Single ended)
(Single ended)
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PIN EXPLANATION
µµµµ
PC8104GR
PIN
NO.
ASSIGNMENT
1Lo1in
2Lo1in
3G ND for
SUPPLY
VOL. (V)
−
−
0
modulator
4IV
CC
/2
PIN
VOL.(V)
FUNCTION AND APPLICATIONEQUIPMENT CIRCUIT
0Lo1 input for phase shi f ter.
This input impedance is 50
matched internally.
2.4Bypas s of Lo1 input.
This pin is grounded through
internal capacitor.
Open in case of single ended.
Connect to the ground with
−
minimum inductance.
Track length should be kept as
short as possible.
Input for I signal. This input
−
impedance is larger than 20 kΩ.
Relations between amplitude
CC
/2 bias of input signal
and V
are following.
VCC/2 (v)Amp. (mV
1.35400
≥
1.5600
≥
1.751000
≥
Ω
p-p
)
Note
1
50 Ω
2
45
5IV
6QV
7QV
16MODout
CC
/2
CC
/2
CC
/2
−
Input for I signal. This input
−
impedance is larger than 20 kΩ.
CC
/2 biased DC signal should
V
be input.
Input for Q signal. This i nput
−
impedance is larger than 20 kΩ.
CC
/2 biased DC signal should
V
be input.
Input for Q signal. This i nput
−
impedance is larger than 20 kΩ.
Relations between amplitude
CC
/2 bias of input signal
and V
are following.
VCC/2 (v) Amp. (mV
1.35400
≥
1.5600
≥
1.751000
≥
1.5Output from modulator.
This is emitter follower output.
76
p-p
)
Note
16
In case of that I/Q input signals are single ended.
Note
Of course, I/Q signal inputs can be used either single endedly or differentially with proper terminations.
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PIN EXPLANATION
µµµµ
PC8104GR
PIN
NO.
10
11Lo2in
12Lo2in
13VCC for Up-
14UpConin
ASSIGNMENT
GND
80
for Upconverter
converter
9RFoutV
SUPPLY
VOL. (V)
−
−
2.7 to 5.5
CC
−
PIN
VOL.(V)
2.0Bypas s of Lo2 input.
2.0IF input f or Up-converter.
FUNCTION AND APPLICATIONEQUIPMENT CIRCUIT
Connect to the ground with
−
minimum inductance.
Track length should be kept as
short as possible.
Grounded through external
capacitor.
0Lo2 input of Up-convert er.
This pin is high impedance
input.
Supply voltage pin for Up-
−
converter.
RF output from Up-Converter.
−
This pin is open collect or out put.
This pin is high impedance
input.
12
11
9
15UpConin
17GND0
18
19Power
Save
20VCC for
Modulator
V
2.7 to 5.5
: Externally
−
P/S
2.0Bypas s of IF input.
Grounded through external
capacitor.
Connect to the ground with
−
minimum inductance.
Track length should be kept as
short as possible.
Power save control pin can be
−
controlled ON/SLEEP state with
bias as follows;
P/S
(v)STATE
V
1.8 to 5.5ON
0 to 1.0SLEEP
Supply voltage pin for
−
modulator. Internal regulator
can be kept stable condit i on of
supply bias against the variable
temperature or V
1514
19
CC
.
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EXPLANATION OF INTERNAL FUNCTION
BLOCKFUNCTION/OPERATI ONBLOCK DIAGRAM
µµµµ
PC8104GR
90° PHASE
SHIFTER
BUFFER AMP.Buffer amplifiers f or each phase signals to
MIXEREach signals from buffer amp. are
Input signal from Lo1 is s end to digital
circuit of T-type f l i p-flop through frequency
doubler. Output signal from T-ty pe F/ F i s
changed to same frequency as Lo1 i nput
and that have quadrature phase shift, 0°,
90°, 180°, 270°. These circuits hav e
function of self phas e correction to make
correctly quadrature signals.
send to each mixers.
quadrature modulated with two doublebalanced mixers.
High accurate phase and amplitude i nput s
are realized to good performance for
image rejection.
from Lo1in
× 2
÷ 2 F/F
I
I
Q
Q
ADDEROutput signals from eac h mixers are
added with adder and send to final
amplifier.
to MODout
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µµµµ
PC8104GR
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS (TA = +25
CC
Unless otherwise specified V
(single ended), P
Lo1in
= −10 dBm, P
= VPS = 3 V, I/Q DC offset = I/Q DC offset = 1.5 V, I/Q Input Signal = 500 mV
Lo2in
= −10 dBm, (continuous wave)
SUPPLY VOLTAGE vs CIRCUIT CURRENT
40
35
30
25
20
15
ICC - Circuit Current - mA
10
5
VCC = VPS = 3 V
RF None
CC Total
I
I
CC MOD
CC Up Con
I
C)
°°°°
p-p
[UP CONVERTER BLOCK]
SUPPLY VOLTAGE vs CONVERSION GAIN
: 1.9 GHz
RF
: 1.66 GHz, –20 dBm
Lo2
: 240 MHz, –20 dBm
IF
10
PS = VCC = 3 V
V
5
CG - Conversion Gain - dB
0
0123456
CC - Supply Voltage - V
V
0
0123456
CC - Supply Voltage - V
V
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[UP CONVERTER BLOCK][UP CONVERTER BLOCK]
µµµµ
PC8104GR
INPUT POWER vs OUTPUT POWER, IM
+10
OIP3 = +0.2 dBm
0
–10
–20
- dBm
3
–30
–40
–50
- Up Con. Output Power, IM
out
P
–60
–70
–80
–40–30–20–100+10
P
RFout
IM
3
P
UpConin
- Up Con. Input Power - dBm
f
RFout
= 1.9 GHz
Lo2in
= 1.66 GHz
f
Lo2in
= –10 dBm
P
IFin1
= 240.0 MHz
f
IFin2
= 240.2 MHz
f
CC
= VPS = 3V
V
3
Lo2 INPUT POWER vs CONVERSION GAIN
f
RFout
= 1.9 GHz
Lo2in
= 1.66 GHz
f
10
IFin
= 240 MHz
f
IFin
= –20 dBm
P
V
CC
= VPS = 3 V
5
CG - Conversion Gain - dB
0
–40
–30–20–100+10
P
Lo2in
- Lo2 Input Power - dBm
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[UP CONVERTER BLOCK][UP CONVERTER BLOCK]
INPUT POWER vs OUTPUT POWER, IM
3
+10
0
–10
–20
–30
–40
–50
–60
–70
–80
–40–30–20–100+10
f
RFout
= 900 MHz
f
Lo2in
= 1 140 MHz
P
Lo2in
= –10 dBm
f
IFin1
= 240.0 MHz
f
IFin2
= 240.2 MHz
V
CC
= VPS = 3 V
P
UpConin
- Up Con. Input Power - dBm
P
out
- Up Con. Output Power, IM
3
- dBm
OIP3 = +7 dBm
P
RFout
IM
3
µµµµ
PC8104GR
SUPPLY VOLTAGE vs CONVERSION GAIN
RF
: 900 MHz
Lo2
: 1 140 MHz, –20 dBm
IF
15
: 240 MHz, –20 dBm
V
PS
= VCC = 3 V
10
GC - Conversion Gain - dB
5
0123456
V
CC
[UP CONVERTER BLOCK][MODULATOR BLOCK]
- Supply Voltage - V
Lo2 INPUT POWER vs CONVERSION GAIN
f
RFout
= 900 MHz
Lo2in
= 1 140 MHz
f
f
IFin
= 240 MHz
IFin
= –20 dBm
P
15
V
CC
= VPS = 3 V
10
CG - Conversion Gain - dB
5
–40
–30–20–100+10
P
Lo2in
- Lo2 Input Power - dBm
Lo1 INPUT POWER vs OUTPUT POWER,
LOCAL LEAK, IMAGE REJECTION,
I/Q 3RD ORDER INTERMODULATION
DISTORTION
10
<PHS>
384 kbps
RNYQ
0
α = 0.5
<0000>
All zero
I/Q - dBc
3
–10
P
out
–10
–20
10
–20
–30
–40
) - Local Leak, ImR - Image Rejection, IM
–50
LO
LOL (ISO
–60
–70
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
LOL (ISOLO)
ImR
IM
3I/Q
–30–20–100+10
P
Lo1in
- Lo1 Input Power - dBm
–30
- Modulator Output Power - dBm
MODout
P
–40
–50
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[MODULATOR BLOCK][MODULATOR BLOCK]
10
0
–10
–20
–30
–40
–50
–60
–70
–10
–20
–30
–40
–50
00.51
P
I/Qin
- I/Q Input Signal - V
p-p
LOL (ISO
LO
) - Local Leak, ImR - Image Rejection, IM
3
I/Q - dBc
I/Q INPUT SIGNAL vs OUTPUT POWER,
LOCAL LEAK, IMAGE REJECTION,
I/Q 3RD ORDER INTERMODULATION
DISTORTION
P
MODout
- Modulator Output Power - dBm
IM
3I/Q
ImR
P
out
(PHS) 384 Kbps
RNYQ α = 0.5
(0000) All zero
LOL (ISOLO)
LOL(ISO
LO
) - Local Leak, ImR - Image Rejection, IM
3
I/Q - dBC
P
MODout
- Modulator Output - Power - dBm
IM
3I/Q
ImR
P
out
LOL (ISOLO)
–10
–20
–30
–40
–50
–60
–70
–10
–20
–30
–40
–50
–60
–70
f
Lo1
- Lo1 Input Frequency - MHz
50100200500
Lo1 INPUT FREQUENCY vs OUTPUT POWER,
LOCAL LEAK, IMAGE REJECTION, I/Q 3RD,
ORDER INTERMODULATION DISTORTION
µµµµ
PC8104GR
[MODULATOR + UP CONVERTER][MODULATOR BLOCK]
I/Q INPUT SIGNAL vs VECTOR ERROR,
MAGNITUDE ERROR, PHASE ERROR
- Phase Error - deg.
∆φ
10
7
5
3
A - Magnitude Error - %rms
M - Vector Error - %rms
∆
∆
2
1
0
05001 0001 500
P
I/Qin
- I/Q Input Signal - mV
VCC = 3 V
Lo1: 240 MHz
–10 dBm
Lo2: 1 660 MHz
–8 dBm
I/Q DC 1 500 mV
AC
<PHS> 384 kbps
RNYQ α = 0.5
∆
∆
∆φ
PN9
M
A
p-p
Lo1 INPUT FREQUENCY vs VECTOR ERROR,
MAGNITUDE ERROR, PHASE ERROR
VCC = 3 V
Lo1: 15 dBm
I/Q DC 1 500 mV
10
AC 430 mV
<PHS> 384 kbps
RNYQ α = 0.5
PN9
7
5
3
- Phase Error - deg.
A - Magnitude Error - %rms
M - Vector Error - %rms
∆
∆
∆φ
2
1
0
0200400
p-p
∆
M
∆
A
∆φ
100300500
Lo1 - Lo1 Input Frequency - MHz
f
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[MODULATOR + UP CONVERTER][MODULATOR BLOCK]
µµµµ
PC8104GR
TYPICAL SINE WAVE MODULATION
OUTPUT SPECTRUM
CENTER 240.0000 MHz
REF 0.0 dBm
10 dB/
RBW
3 kHz
VBW
10 kHz
SWP
5.0 s
TYPICAL SINE WAVE MODULATION
OUTPUT SPECTRUM
–ATT 10 dB
CENTER 1.9000000 GHz
<PHS> 384 Kbps, RNYQ α = 0.5, MOD Pattern (0000), all zero.
∗∗∗ Multi Marker List ∗∗∗
No. 1: 1.899100 GHz –69.50 dB
No. 2: 1.899400 GHz –69.00 dB
No. 3: 1.900600 GHz –69.00 dB
No. 4: 1.900900 GHz –69.50 dB
REF –10.0 dBm
10 dB/
ADJ BS
192 kHz
43
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
DL –10.0 dBm
RBW 3 kHz
VBW 10 kHz
SWP 5.0 s
CENTER 240.000 MHz SPAN 2.000 MHz
∗∗∗ Multi Marker List ∗∗∗
No. 1: 239.100 MHz –68.75 dB
No. 2: 239.400 MHz –68.25 dB
No. 3: 240.600 MHz –68.25 dB
No. 4: 240.900 MHz –69.00 dB
ATT 0 dB
21
MARKER
239.100 MHz
68.75 dB
43
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RFout OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
MARKER 3
1.9 GHz
3; 162.25 Ω–87.695 Ω955.19 fF
1 900.000 000 MHz
RF out
Marker
µµµµ
PC8104GR
Lo2in INPUT IMPEDANCE
MARKER 2
1.66 GHz
3
1
2
STOP 2 000.000 000 MHzSTART 800.000 000 MHz
2; 20.184 Ω–113.66 Ω843.51 fF
1 660.000 000 MHz
1. 900 MHz
2. 1.5 GHz
3. 1.9 GHz
Lo2 in
Marker
STOP 1 900.000 000 MHzSTART 800.000 000 MHz
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
1. 900 MHz
2. 1.66 GHz
3. 1.8 GHz
1
2
3
13
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MODout OUTPUT IMPEDANCE
MARKER 2
240 MHz
2; 49.244 Ω13.58 Ω9.0056 nH
240.000 000 MHz
2
3
1
MOD out
(IF out)
Marker
1. 100 MHz
2. 240 MHz
3. 400 MHz
µµµµ
PC8104GR
UP CON. in INPUT IMPEDANCE
MARKER 2
240 MHz
STOP 500.000 000 MHzSTART 50.000 000 MHz
2; 262.19 Ω–394.97 Ω1.679 pF
240.000 000 MHz
2
1
3
Up Con in
(IF in)
Marker
1. 100 MHz
2. 240 MHz
3. 400 MHz
14
STOP 500.000 000 MHzSTART 50.000 000 MHz
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
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Lo1in INPUT IMPEDANCE
MARKER 2
240 MHz
2; 51.727 Ω–2.0059 Ω330.5 pF
240.000 000 MHz
Lo1 in
µµµµ
PC8104GR
TEST CIRCUIT
(fRF = 1.9 GHz)
CC10 kΩ
V
20191817161514131211
VCC
GND
Power Save
GND
1 000 pF
100
pF
MOD out
Up Con in
2
3
1
STOP 500.000 000 MHzSTART 50.000 000 MHz
CC
V
Up Con in
Lo2 in
100 pF
100 pF
Lo2 in
Marker
1. 100 MHz
2. 240 MHz
3. 400 MHz
Lo2
S.G
f
Lo2 = 1.5 to 1.8 GHz
IN = –10 dBm
P
Lo1
S.G
fLo1 = 100 to 400 MHz
P
IN = –10 dBm
Lo1 in
Lo1 in
GND
I
I
Q
Q
GND
12345678910
Open
1000 pF
IIQQ
I/Q Signal Generator
f : DC to hundreds kHz
p-p (I, Q only)
A : 0.5 V
V : 1.5 V (I, I, Q, Q)
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
RFout
L
GND
C
µ
0.1 H
100
pF
L: (Micro Stripline)
C: around 3 pF
S.P.A
f
RF = 1.9 GHz
15
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TEST BOARD
CC (MOD)
V
10 000 pF
P.S.
10 000 pF
V
CC (Up Con.)
10 000 pF
µµµµ
PC8104GR
Lo1
1 000 pF
1 000 pF
(OPEN)
1 000 pF
10 K
100 pF
10 000 pF
10 000 pF
1 000 pF
100 pF
100 pF
100 nH
QI
1 000 pF
3 pF
3 pF
100 pF
Lo2
RF
QinIin
In case of this test board,
the output signal from MOD.
is directly connected to the
up converter input port through
1000 pF, which is DC coupling.
We recommend to insert
a low pass filter between
MOD output and up converter
out
input port to reject
harmonics of the Lo1 signal
and to avoid saturation
of the up converter.
GND
fRF = 1.9 GHz
Lo2 = 1.66 GHz
f
Lo1 = 240 MHz
f
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PACKAGE DIMENSIONS
20 PIN PLASTIC SSOP (225 mil) (UNIT: mm)
µµµµ
PC8104GR
20
110
6.7 ± 0.3
1.8 MAX.
1.5 ± 0.1
11
detail of lead end
3˚
6.4 ± 0.2
4.4 ± 0.1
+7˚
–3˚
1.0 ± 0.2
NOTE
0.5 ± 0.2
0.15
+0.10
–0.05
0.1 ± 0.1
0.65
0.22
+0.10
–0.05
0.10
0.15
M
0.575 MAX.
Each lead centerline is located within 0.10 mm of its true position (T.P.) at maximum material condition.
Data Sheet P10099EJ4V0DS00
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µµµµ
PC8104GR
NOTE ON CORRECT USE
(1) Observe precautions for handling because of electrostatic sensitive devices.
(2) Form a ground pattern as wide as possible to keep the minimum ground impedance (to prevent undesired
oscillation).
(3) Keep the track length of the ground pins as short as possible.
(4) Connect a bypass capacitor (e.g. 1 000 pF) to the VCC pin.
(5) I, Q DC offset voltage should be same as the I, Q DC offset voltage (to prevent changing the local leak level with
power save control.)
RECOMMENDED SOLDERING CONDITIONS
This product should be soldered in the following recommended conditions. Other soldering methods and
conditions than the recommended conditions are to be consulted with our sales representatives.
PC8104GR
µµµµ
Soldering MethodSoldering ConditionsSymbol
Infrared ray reflowPeak package’s surface temperature: 235 °C or below,
Reflow time: 30 seconds or bel ow (210 °C or higher),
Number of reflow process: 3, Exposure limit
VPSPeak package’s surface temperature: 215 °C or below,
Reflow time: 40 seconds or bel ow (200 °C or higher),
Number of reflow process: 3, Exposure limit
Wave solderingSolder temperature: 260 °C or below
Flow time: 10 seconds or below,
Number of reflow process: 1, Exposure limit
Partial heating methodTerminal temperature: 300 °C or below
Flow time: 3 seconds/pi n or bel ow,
Exposure limit
Exposure limit before soldering after dry-pack package is opened.
Note
Note
: None
Note
Note
Note
: None
: None
: None
IR35-00-3
VP15-00-3
WS60-00-1
Storage conditions: 25 °C and relative humidity at 65 % or less.
Caution Apply only a single process at once, except for “Partial heating method”.
For details of recommended soldering conditions for surface mounting, refer to information
document SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE MOUNTING TECHNOLOGY MANUAL (C10535E)
The application circuits and their parameters are for reference only and are not intended for use in actual design-ins.
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[MEMO]
µµµµ
PC8104GR
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µµµµ
PC8104GR
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