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MRF49XA-I/T датащи(HTML) 58 Page - Microchip Technology |
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58 / 102 page ![]() MRF49XA DS70590C-page 58 Preliminary © 2009-2011 Microchip Technology Inc. 3.11 Data Quality Indicator The DQI is the digital processing part of the radio connected to the demodulator and functions when the receiver is on. This reports the reception of an FSK modulated RF signal. The DQI parameter setting defines how clean the incoming data stream would be stated as good data (valid FSK signal). The DIO signal goes high if the internally calculated data quality value exceeds the DIO threshold parameter, for five consecutive data bits, for both high and low periods. The DQI parameter (i.e., Data Quality Threshold Indicator (DQTI) bit) value is calculated using the formula given in Equation 3-1. EQUATION 3-1: The DQI parameter in BBFCREG should be chosen according to the following rules: • The parameter should be > 4; otherwise, noise might be treated as a valid FSK signal • The maximum value is 7 Even during the on-time calculation in the Low Duty Cycle mode, depending on the data quality threshold indicator, the device needs to receive a few valid data bits before the DQI signal indicates good signal condition (see Register 2-8). Selecting a short on-time can prevent the crystal oscillator from starting, or the DQI signal will not go high, even when the quality of the received signal is good. The DIO is an extension of the DQI. When incoming data is detected, it uses the DQI signal, the clock recovery lock signal and the digital RSSI signal to determine if the incoming data is valid. The desired data rate and the acceptance criteria for valid data are user-programmable through the SPI port. The DIO has three modes of operation: Slow, Medium and Fast. Each mode is dependent on the signals it uses to determine the valid data and also on the number of incoming preamble bits present at the beginning of the packet. The DIO can be disabled by the user so that only raw data from the comparator comes out, or it can be set to accept only a preset range of data rates and data quality. The DIO saves the battery power and the time for a host microcontroller because it will not wake-up the microcontroller unless there is valid data present. See Register 2-7 (RXCREG) for setup details. The DIO signal is valid when using the internal receive FIFO or an external pin to capture baseband data. DIO can be multiplexed to pin 16 for external usage. Figure 3-10 depicts the DIO logic block diagram. FIGURE 3-10: DIO LOGIC BLOCK DIAGRAM DQIpar = 4 x (Deviation – TX/RXoffset)/Bit Rate R/S FLIP/FLOP CR_LOCK DRSSI DQI DRSSI DQI CR_LOCK SET Q RXCEN LOGIC HIGH SLOW MEDIUM FAST DIORT1 DIORT0 DQI MUX SEL0 SEL1 IN0 IN1 IN2 IN3 DIO Y CLR CLR |
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