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UM220-IV L Hardware Reference Design Information, such as product specifications, descriptions, features and user guide in this manual, are subject to change by Unicore at any time without prior notice, which may not be completely consistent with such information of the specific product you purchase.
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Foreword This document describes the hardware design of UNICORECOMM UM220-IV L module. Target Readers This manual is created for the technical personnel, who possess the expertise of GNSS products.
1 Minimum System Reference Circuit Supply 3.0 V ~ 3.6 V power VCC Ground all GND pins of the module Connect RF_IN to antenna, noting the 50 Ω impedance match on the circuit Upgrade the module via serial port 1, ensuring that serial port 1 can communicate ...
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UM220-IV L Hardware Reference Design Notes: When the operating voltage of the active antenna is 3.3 V, connect the VCC_RF pin to the V_ANT pin to power the antenna. User If there is a high requirement for ESD (higher than the ESD standard specified in...
2 Reference Circuit Using a Passive Antenna To ensure the system performance, a low noise amplifier (LNA) should be added between the passive antenna and the module RF_IN. If the user has a high requirement for ESD (higher than the specified value in User Manual), the user should consider other method to power LNA rather than using VCC_RF.
Antenna state detection uses the principle of feeding current detection. If no feeding current is detected, the antenna state detection function is not supported. The detection circuit for antenna state is not integrated inside the UM220-IV L module; the antenna state detection function can be realized through the external circuit. It is...
The antenna supply voltage in the reference circuit is +3.3 V, and the power supply current shall not exceed 80 mA. If the voltage and current are not in that range, adjust the parameters to ensure that NOT (V_ANT) and NOT (AADET_N) signals match the state values in the above table.
Avoid Leakage Power Description In the designing of UM220-IV L, the input interfaces (including RXD, GPIO, etc.) are connected to VCC through pull-up resistors to prevent the impact caused by the input variable state. Therefore, if there is data input on the above interfaces under the power- down mode, it can form leakage power on the module’s VCC, which may cause failure of...
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