• Very High Transmitting Frequency Accuracy Compared to SAW Solutions
(Enables Receivers at Lower Bandwidth than with SAW Resonators)
• Lower Cost than the Usual Discrete Solutions Using SAW and Transistors
• Supply Voltage 2.2 V to 4.0 V in the Temperature Range of -40°C to 85°C
• XTO Output for Clocking the Microcontroller, Thereby Together with the ATAR090 or
ATAR890 Results in the Optimum System Cost-effectiveness
• One-chip Solution with Minimum External Circuitry
• Very Small SSO16 Package, Pitch 0.635, 150 mil
• “Single-ended Open-collector” Output (Same Antennas Can Be Used as in Discrete
Solutions, Simpler Adaptation of Magnetic Loop Antennas)
• ESD Protection According to MIL-STD.883 (4 KV HBM) Except Pins XTO1/ 2,
ANT and LF
UHF ASK
Transmitter
Electrostatic sensitive device.
Observe precautions for handling.
Description
The U2745B is a PLL transmitter IC which has been especially developed for the
demands of RF low-cost data transmission systems at data rates up to 20 kBaud.
The transmitting frequency range is 310 MHz to 440 MHz. It can be used in ASK systems. The main applications of the U2745B are in the areas of outside temperature
metering, socket control, garage door opener, consumption metering, light/fan or aircondition control, jalousies, wireless keyboard and various other consumer market
applications.
U2745B
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Figure 1. System Block Diagram
1 Li cell
Keys
Encoder
ATARx9x
Remote control transmitter
UHF ASK
U2745B
XTO
PLL
VCO
Antenna Antenna
U3745BM
UHF ASK
Remote control receiver
Demod.
IF Amp
PLLXTO
Control
1...3
controller
Micro-
Figure 2. Block Diagram
ASK
EN
VCC
CLK
GND
LFVCC
LFGND
Power
amp.
OR
Power
up
VCO
f
f
LNAVCO
GND
PWRSET
PWRVCC
PA
ANT
PWRGND1
64
PWRGND2
XTO
n
XTO1
LF
NC
U2745B
2
U2745B
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Pin Configuration
Figure 3. Pinning SSO16
ASK
U2745B
1
16
GND
EN
VCC
3
CLK
5
GND
LFVCC
LFGND
8
LF
Pin Description
PinSymbolFunction
1ASKModulation input ASK
2ENEnable input
3VCCSupply voltage
4CLKClock output
5GNDGround
6LFVCCSupply voltage VCO
7LFGNDVCO ground
8LFCircuit PLL loop
9NCNot connected
10XTO1Connection for crystal
11PWRGND2Power GND2
12PWRGND1Power GND1
13ANTRF output
14PWRVCCSupply voltage power amplifier
15PWRSETApplied to VCC
16GNDGround
PWRSET
2
4
15
14
13
PWRVCC
ANT
U2745B
PWRGND1
12
PWRGND2
6
7
11
10
XTO1
NC
9
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General DescriptionThe fully integrated VCO and the “single-ended open-collector” output allow particularly
simple, low-cost RF miniature transmitters to be assembled. The single-ended output
enables a considerably simplified adaptation of both a magnetic loop antenna of any
form or a
l/4 antenna. This is because the load impedance must not be balanced as
would be the case with a differential output.
The XTO's frequency can be selected to be either 13.56 MHz or 9.844 MHz (USA). At
these frequencies, crystals have a very fast start-up time (< 1.5 ms), whereby a wait
time of 5 to 10 ms is required until the transmitter IC is locked. This means that the processor does not need to poll a lock detect output.
Functional
Description
ASK TransmissionThe U2745B is activated by EN = V
power can be modulated by means of pin ASK. V
. V
S
must remain 0 V for 5 ms, then the output
ASK
remains = VS during the transmis-
EN
sion of the message. The ASK input activates the power amplifier and the PLL.
Take-over of the Clock
Pulse in the
Microcontroller
The clock of the crystal oscillator can be used for clocking the microcontroller. The
ATAR090 and ATAR890 have the special feature of starting with an integrated RC oscillator to switch on the U2745B with V
= VS. 5 ms later, the 3.39-MHz clock frequency is
EN
present, so that the message can be sent with crystal accuracy.
Application CircuitThe following component values are recommendations for a typical application. C
are block capacitors. The values of these capacitors depend on the board layout.
6
=1nF, C5 = 1 nF, and C6 = 22 nF are typically used here. For C5, the impedance
4
and C
Loop1
is an inductor for the antenna's DC current supply. A typical value is
Feed
= 220 nH. L
Feed
and C10 form the transformation network to adopt the output impedance of the IC to
10
are selected so that the antenna oscillates in resonance and the adap-
Loop2
can be either printed on the PC board or be a discrete component.
Feed
and C10 are dependent on the layout.
10
W. The following table shows the values for an output power of 2 mW and an
PWRSET
=1.2kW.
Output Power
Measurement
and C
C
between f = 100 MHz and f = 1 GHz should be as low as possible.
C
tation to the appropriate impedance transformation is possible.
L
L
The following output network (see Figure 4 on page 5) can be used for output power
evaluation, the exact values of L
L
50
R
, C5,
4
Table 1. Transformation Network
f/MHzC10/pFL10/nHZ
3152.756260 + j330
433.921.833185 + j268
4
U2745B
/W
Load_opt
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Figure 4. Measurement Output Network
PWRVCC
U2745B
V
S
L
10
Figure 5. Application Circuit
ASK
EN
C
CLK
3.39 MHz
ANT
Z
Load-opt
C
10
50 W
+VS = 2.2 ... 4.0 V
ASK
OR
EN
2
3
4
5
6
7
LF
8
Power
up
U2745B
VCO
f
f
64
PA
XTO
n
VCC
6
C
5
R
CLK
GND
LFVCC
LFGND
C
1
4
GND
161
PWRSET
15
PWRVCC
14
ANT
13
PWRGND1
12
PWRGND2
11
XTO1
10
NC
9
R
PWRSET
C
4
13.56 MHz
C
Loop2
L
Feed
C
Loop1
C
3
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C
2
Antenna
5
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
Stresses beyond those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress rating
only and functional operation of the device at these or any other conditions beyond those indicated in the operational sections of this
specification is not implied. Exposure to absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.
ParametersSymbolMin.Max.Unit
Supply voltageV
Power dissipationP
Junction temperatureT
Storage temperatureT
Ambient temperatureT
tot
stg
amb
S
j
-55125°C
-4085°C
6V
250mW
150°C
Thermal Resistance
ParametersSymbolValueUnit
Junction ambientR
thJA
180K/W
Electrical Characteristics
All parameters are refered to GND (pin 5), VS = 3 V, T
The possible operating ranges refer to different circuit conditions: V
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
amb
= 2.2 V to 4.0 V at T
S
= -40°C to +85°C
amb
ParametersTest ConditionsSymbolMin.Typ.Max.Unit
Supply current (power down)V
Supply current (power up, output OFF) V
Supply current (power up, output ON) V
Output power
, V
ASK
ASK
ASK
V
= 3 V, T
S
R
PWRSET
£ 0.3 V, VS < 3.6 VIS
FSK
= GND, VEN = VS, VS = 3 VIS
= VS, VS = 3 V, R
= 25°C, f = 433.92 MHz
amb
= 1.2 kWIS
PWRSET
= 1.2 kWP
off
on
transmit
Ref
210µA
4.76.2mA
1012.5mA
135dBm
Output power variation for
f = 315 MHz compared to
f = 433.92 MHz
f = 315 MHz
= P
P
out
at P
+ DP
Ref
= 2.0 mW,
out
Ref
DP
Ref
1.5dB
the load impedance must be selected
Maximum peak output
antenna voltage
to meet the V
requirement, the supply current is not
maximum
out
V
outmax
VS - 0.7 VV
(peak)
dependent on the load impedance
tolerance
f
±(n ´ fPC) where fPC = 6.78 MHz
o
Spurious emission
Load capacitance at CLK
f = 230 MHz to 470 MHz
f < 230 MHz, f > 470 MHz
Oscillator frequency XTOCrystal frequency = 13.56 MHzf
£ 3pF
Em
Em
XTO
13.56 -
30 ppm
13.56
-40
-58
13.56 +
30 ppm
dBC
dBC
MHz
For best LO noise
Loop bandwidth
Phase noise PLL
Phase noise VCO
Loop filter components:
= 3.9 nF, C1 = 15 nF, R4 = 220 W
C
2
Referring to the phase comparator
= 6.78 MHz
f
PC
at 1 MHz
at 36 MHz
B
PN
PN
PN
Loop
PLL
VCO
VCO
100kHz
-111-105dBC/Hz
-90
-122
dBC/Hz
6
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Electrical Characteristics (Continued)
U2745B
All parameters are refered to GND (pin 5), VS = 3 V, T
The possible operating ranges refer to different circuit conditions: V
= 25°C, unless otherwise specified
amb
= 2.2 V to 4.0 V at T
S
= -40°C to +85°C
amb
ParametersTest ConditionsSymbolMin.Typ.Max.Unit
Frequency range of the VCOf
Clock output
(CMOS microcontroller compatible)
Load capacitance at CLKC
f
= 13.56 MHz
Series resonance R of the crystal
ASK modulation frequency rate
XTO
f
= 9.84 MHz
XTO
Duty cycle of the
modulation signal = 50%
f
VCO
Clk
out
CLK
Rs
Rs
modASK
310440MHz
f
/128MHz
out
10pF
80
100
W
020kHz
CLK output
- Output current Low
- Output current Low
- Output current High
- Output current High
V
CLK
V
CLK
V
CLK
V
CLK
= 0.2 ´ V
= 0.3 ´ V
= 0.8 ´ V
= 0.7 ´ V
S
S
S
S
I
ol
I
ol
I
oh
I
oh
150
200
-150
-200100
µA
µA
µA
µA
ASK input
- Low level input voltage
- High level input voltage
- Input current High
Enable ASK
- Low level input voltage
- High level input voltage
- Input current High
V
V
I
ASKh
V
V
V
I
FSKh
ASKl
ASKh
EN
FSKl
FSKh
1.7
1.7
0.3
140
0.3
140
µA
µA
V
V
V
V
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Ordering Information
Extended Type NumberPackageRemarks
U2745B-MFBSSO16Tube
U2745B-MFBG3SSO16Taped and reeled
Package Information
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