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UM220-IV NL Hardware Reference Design 1 Minimum System Reference Circuit Supply 3.0V~3.6V power VCC Ground all GND pins of the module Connect RF_IN signal to antenna, note the 50 Ω impedance match on the circuit Upgrade the module via port 1, ensuring that serial port 1 can interconnect with ...
2 Reference Circuit Using a Passive Antenna To ensure the system performance, low noise amplifier and filter should be added between the passive antenna and the module RF_IN If the user has a high requirement for ESD (> ± 2000 V), the user should consider ...
Antenna state detection uses the principle of feeding current detection, and the antenna state detection function is not supported when the antenna is not fed. The detection circuit for the antenna state is not integrated inside the UM220-IV NL module, the antenna state detection function can be realized through the external circuit.
4 Power Supply Requirements 4.1 Main Supply (VCC) The voltage range of VCC is 3.0 V ~ 3.6 V. Notes: The VCC initial level when power-on should be less than 0.4 V. The VCC ramp when power-on should be monotonic, without plateaus. ...
The series resistance for UART, PPS or other GPIO can avoid the abnormal operation generated when the user connects UM220-IV NL to AP or MCU applications, there is voltage through the above interface to UM220IV NL while the module powers off but AP or MCU is still at work.
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Option 2 When the module is not powered on, make sure the IO port connected to the module is in high resistance state or low level to avoid leakage power. Note: Because of the series resistance, the user should assess that the external equivalent pull-up resistance should be large enough (for example, greater than 10k) to avoid affecting the correct identification of the logical level.
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