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Document information Information Content Keywords AN13887, K32W148, IEEE 802.15.4, noise interference, sinewave interference, Bluetooth audio interference, Wi-Fi interference, carrier-to-noise ratio, packet error rate, adjacent-channel interference Abstract This document provides the RF system evaluation test results of NXP K32W148 MCU for IEEE 802.15.4 applications with coexistence of these interferers: noise, sinewave, Bluetooth audio, and...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence 1 Introduction This document provides the RF system evaluation test results of NXP K32W148 MCU for IEEE 802.15.4 applications with coexistence of these interferers: noise, sinewave, Bluetooth audio, and Wi-Fi. The tests are based on offset quadrature phase-shift keying (OQPSK) modulation.
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence • R&S SMBV100A for generating the desired IEEE 802.15.4 signal. Any generator with ARB can be used as IEEE 802.15.4 signal generator. • PC equipped with a general-purpose interface bus (GPIB) card To communicate with the K32W148 MCU, the PC should have Tera Term installed.
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence Figure 3 shows the setup diagram of the noise interference test. SMBV100A: IEEE 802.15.4 signal generator Trigger SFU: White noise generator I2C / UART RF cable...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence 2.2.1 C/N vs frequency test Test method Follow these steps to perform the C/N vs frequency test: 1. Configure the K32W148 radio as follows: • RX mode •...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence Follow these steps to perform the PER vs C/N test: 1. Configure the K32W148 radio as follows: • RX mode • Modulated • Continuous mode • Frequency: From channel 11 (2405 MHz) to channel 26 (2480 MHz) 2.
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence 1. Configure the K32W148 radio as follows: • RX mode • Modulated • Continuous mode • Frequency: Channel 18 (2440 MHz) 2. Configure the desired signal on the signal generator as follows: •...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence SMBV100A: IEEE 802.15.4 signal generator Trigger SFU: ARB Bluetooth LE signal generator I2C / UART RF cable Spectrum analyzer RF combiner Figure 10. Bluetooth audio interference test setup...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence • Modulated • Continuous mode • Frequency: Channel 11 (2405 MHz), channel 18 (2440 MHz), channel 21 (2455 MHz), and channel 26 (2480 MHz) 2. Configure the desired signal on the signal generator as follows: •...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence 5.1 Wi-Fi interference test setup Setup diagram Figure 13 shows the setup diagram of the Wi-Fi interference test. SMBV100A: IEEE 802.15.4 signal generator Trigger SFU: ARB Wi-Fi signal generator...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence 5. Decrease the IEEE 802.15.4 signal power level until the criteria PER = 1% is met. Test results Figure 16 shows the results of the ACI test where Wi-Fi is at 2462 MHz frequency and PER (sensitivity) is at Wi-Fi input power (dBm) Figure 16. IEEE 802.15.4 and Wi-Fi coexistence ACI test results...
AN13887 NXP Semiconductors K32W148 RF System Evaluation for IEEE 802.15.4 Applications with Interferer Coexistence Wi-Fi input power (dBm) Figure 17. IEEE 802.15.4 and Wi-Fi coexistence co-channel test results Conclusion The ratio between unwanted and wanted power is constant at around 9 dB for a Wi-Fi interferer up to 0 dBm.
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