Transmit chain and synthesizer with
integrated VCO for DECT
Product specification
File under Integrated Circuits, IC17
1999 Jun 04
Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Transmit chain and synthesizer with
integrated VCO for DECT
FEATURES
• Economical integrated solution for frequency generation
in DECT cordless telephones
• Integrated low phase noise 950 MHz VCO with
frequency doubler
• Local Oscillator (LO) drive (−14 dBm) for RF mixer
circuit
• Dedicated DECT PLL synthesizer
• 3-line serial interface bus
• 3 dBm output preamplifier with an integrated switch
• Low current consumption from 3 V supply
• Compatible with Philips Semiconductors ABC baseband
chip (PCD509x series).
APPLICATIONS
• 1880 to 1920 MHz DECT cordless telephones.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The UAA2068AHL BiCMOS device integrates a 950 MHz
VCO, a frequency doubler, main and reference dividers
and a phase comparator, to implement a phase-locked
loop for DECT channel frequencies. The 1.9 GHz signal is
buffered and switched, in TX mode, to drive the transmit
power amplifier (CGY20xx series) or, in RX mode, to be
used as an LO signal for the receiver mixer IC
(UAA3540TS).
UAA2068AHL
The reference divider ratio is fixed at 16. Outputs of the
main and reference dividers drive a phase comparator
where a charge pump produces phase error current pulses
for integration in an external loop filter. Only a passive loop
filter is necessary. The charge-pump current (phase
comparator gain) is set by an external resistor (R
R
.
SET
The VCO is powered from an internally regulated voltage
source and includes internal varicap diodes. Its tuning
range is wider than the required band to allow for
production spreads. In a Time Division Multiple Access
(TDMA) system such as DECT, the VCO and the
synthesizer are switched on one slot before the required
one to lock the VCO to the required channel frequency.
Just before the required slot, the synthesizer is switched
off, allowing open-loop modulation of the VCO during
transmission. When opening the loop, the frequency
pulling (due to switching off the synthesizer) can be
maintained within the DECT specification.
The device is designed to operate from 3 NiCd cells in
pocket phones, with low current and nominal 3.6 V
supplies. Separate power and ground pins are provided to
the different parts of the circuit. The ground leads should
be short-circuited externally to prevent large currents
flowing across the die and thus causing damage.
All supply pins (VCC) must also be at the same potential,
except V
other supply pins (e.g. VCC= 3 V and V
wider VCO control voltage range).
which can be equal to or greater than the
CC(CP)
CC(CP)
) at pin
SET
= 5 V for
The synthesizer’s main divider is driven by the frequency
doubler output in the range from 1880 to 1920 MHz and
programmed via a 3-wire serial bus.
VCO and buffer parts supply currentVCO_ON = 1−9.514mA
doubler supply currentin RX mode−14.419mA
in TX mode−1014mA
TX preamplifier supply currentin RX mode−050µA
in TX mode−2432mA
total supply current in Power-down mode−550µA
RF output frequency1880−1920MHz
crystal reference input frequency−13.824−MHz
phase comparator frequency−864−kHz
operating ambient temperature−10−+60°C
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Transmit chain and synthesizer with
integrated VCO for DECT
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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V
R_OFF
AMPGND
V
CC(SYD)
V
CC(SYA)
TXA
TXB
LOA
LOB
26
29
28
27
12
13
2
5
CC(AMP)
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PREAMP
V
CC(DBL)
BUFFER
3-LINE BUS
32
131436107
T_EN
RF
SWITCH
LO
MAIN DIVIDER
REFERENCE DIVIDER
V
CC(DBL)
DOUBLER
V
CC(BUF)
BUFFER
V
UAA2068AHL
PHASE
COMPARATOR
CC(VCO)
V
REG
VCO
UAA2068AHL
LL
VCOB
VCOA
23
18
25
22
19
14
9
CHARGE
PUMP
8
V
TUNE
V
MOD
VCO_ON
VCGND
VCOGND
DBLGND
V
CC(CP)
CP
S_EN
DATA
CLK
XTAL
SYDGND
SYAGND
Fig.1 Block diagram.
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R
SET
CPGND
R
SET
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Philips SemiconductorsProduct specification
Transmit chain and synthesizer with
integrated VCO for DECT
PINNING
SYMBOLPINDESCRIPTION
DATA13-wire programming bus data input
V
CC(SYD)
SYDGND3synthesizer CMOS divider ground
XTAL4reference frequency input
V
CC(SYA)
SYAGND6synthesizer prescaler ground
CPGND7charge-pump ground
CP8charge-pump output signal
V
CC(CP)
R
SET
V
CC(DBL)
LOA12local oscillator output A
LOB13local oscillator output B
DBLGND14doubler ground
T_EN15transmit enable signal input
V
CC(BUF)
V
CC(VCO)
V
MOD
VCOGND19VCO ground; note 1
VCOA20VCO inductor connection A
VCOB21VCO inductor connection B
VCGND22internal varicap ground; note 1
V
TUNE
V
REG
VCO_ON25VCO power-on control input; note 2
R_OFF26power-on control for RX LO buffer/TX preamplifier; note 3
AMPGND27transmit amplifier ground
TXB28transmit amplifier output B
TXA29transmit amplifier output A
V
CC(AMP)
CLK313-wire programming bus clock input
S_EN32synthesizer enable signal input
2synthesizer CMOS divider positive supply voltage
5synthesizer prescaler positive supply voltage
9charge-pump positive supply voltage
10charge-pump current setting input
11doubler positive supply voltage
16VCO isolation buffer positive supply voltage
17VCO positive supply voltage
18transmit modulation input
23VCO tuning input
24VCO regulator output
30transmit amplifier positive supply voltage
UAA2068AHL
Notes
1. Pins 19 and 22 are internally short-circuited.
2. Use with S_PWR on ABC baseband chip.
3. Use with R_PWR on ABC baseband chip.
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Transmit chain and synthesizer with
integrated VCO for DECT
handbook, full pagewidth
CLK
S_EN
31
32
1
DATA
XTAL
CP
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
SET
R
CC(CP)
V
V
CC(SYD)
SYDGND
V
CC(SYA)
SYAGND
CPGND
CC(AMP)
V
30
TXA
29
TXB
28
UAA2068AHL
11
12
13
LOB
LOA
CC(DBL)
V
R_OFF
AMPGND
27
26
14
15
T_EN
DBLGND
VCO_ON
25
16
CC(BUF)
V
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
FCA070
V
REG
V
TUNE
VCGND
VCOB
VCOA
VCOGND
V
MOD
V
CC(VCO)
UAA2068AHL
Fig.2 Pin configuration.
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Transmit chain
BUFFER AND FREQUENCY DOUBLER
VCO,
The VCO operates at a nominal centre frequency of
950 MHz. The VCO is fully integrated apart from two
inductors which complete the resonator network. The VCO
operates from an on-chip regulated power supply (V
REG
which minimizes frequency disturbances due to variations
in supply voltage. The buffered VCO signal is fed into a
frequency doubler. The large difference between the
transmitted and VCO frequencies reduces transmitter
oscillator coupling problems.
The output of the doubler is used to drive the synthesizer
main divider and can also be switched to either the TX
preamplifier or the RX LO output buffer. The high isolation
obtained from the VCO buffer and the frequency doubler
ensures that very small frequency changes occur when
turning on the TX preamplifier or the RX LO output buffer.
In TX mode, the oscillator can be directly modulated with
GMSK filtered data at pin V
MOD
.
RF SWITCH
The RF switch passes the doubled VCO signal to either
the TX preamplifier (when T_EN is HIGH) or to the RX LO
buffer (when T_EN is LOW). In TX mode, the difference in
the RF power levels, observed at the TX output when
T_EN is switched from LOW-to-HIGH, is typically 40 dB.
TX
),
PREAMPLIFIER
The TX preamplifier amplifies the RF signal up to a level of
3 dBm which is suitable for use with Philips
Semiconductors DECT power amplifiers such as the
CGY20xx series. It is powered-up when both R_OFF and
VCO_ON are HIGH.
RX LO
BUFFER
The RX LO buffer outputs the frequency doubled VCO
signal at a level of −14 dBm. This signal can then be used
as the local oscillator drive for the receive mixers of
devices such as the UAA3540TS. The buffer is
powered-up when R_OFF is LOW and VCO_ON is HIGH.
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