HFA3861AIN Intersil Corporation, HFA3861AIN Datasheet - Page 23
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HFA3861AIN
Manufacturer Part Number
HFA3861AIN
Description
Processor, Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Base band Processor
Manufacturer
Intersil Corporation
Datasheet
1.HFA3861AIN.pdf
(37 pages)
Control Registers
The following tables describe the function of each control register along with the associated bits in each control register.
Write to control, Read to verify control, setup while TX_PE and RX_PE are low
Bit 7:4
Bit 3:0
Bit 7
Bit 6
Bit 5
Bit 4
Bit 3
Bit 2
Bit 1
Bit 0
Bits 0 - 7
Bits 0 - 7
Bits 0 - 7
Part Code
0001 = HFA3861A series
Version Code
0001 = 3861A Version
This register is used to define the phase of clocks and other interface signals. 00h is normal setting.
This control bit selects the phase of the receive carrier rotation sense
Logic 1 = Inverted rotation (CW), Invert Q in
Logic 0 = normal rotation (CCW)
This control bit selects the phase of the transmit carrier rotation sense
Logic 1 = Inverted rotation (CW), Invert Q out.
Logic 0 = normal rotation (CCW)
This control bit selects the phase of the transmit output clock (TXCLK) pin
Logic 1 = Inverted TXCLK
Logic 0 = NON-Inverted TXCLK
This control bit selects the active level of the Transmit Ready (TX_RDY) output which is an output pin at the test port, pin
Logic 1 = TX_RDY Active 0
Logic 0 = TX_RDY Active 1
This control bit selects the active level of the transmit enable (TX_PE) input pin
Logic 1 = TX_PE Active 0
Logic 0 = TX_PE Active 1
This control bit selects the active level of the Clear Channel Assessment (CCA) output pin.
Logic 1 = CCA Active 1
Logic 0 = CCA Active 0
This control bit selects the active level of the MD_RDY output pin.
Logic 1 = MD_RDY is Active 0
Logic 0 = MD_RDY is Active 1
This controls the phase of the RX_CLK output
Logic 1 = Invert Clk
Logic 0 = Non-Inverted Clk
I cover code, nominally 48h
Q cover code, nominally 48h
This register contains the count for the Preamble length counter. Setup while TX_PE is low. For IEEE 802.11 use 80h. For
other than IEEE 802.11 applications, in general increasing the preamble length will improve low signal to noise acquisition
performance at the cost of greater link overhead. The minimum suggested value is 56d = 38h. These suggested values include a
2 symbol TX power amplifier ramp up. If you program 128 you get 130.
CONFIGURATION REGISTER 4 ADDRESS (08h) R/W TX PREAMBLE LENGTH
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CONFIGURATION REGISTER 0 ADDRESS (0h) R PART/VERSION CODE
CONFIGURATION REGISTER 3 ADDRESS (06h) R/W Q COVER CODE
CONFIGURATION REGISTER 2 ADDRESS (04h) R/W I COVER CODE
CONFIGURATION REGISTER 1 ADDRESS (02h) R/W I/O POLARITY
HFA3861A