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Contents Reference Circuit Using an Active Antenna .............. 1 Reference Circuit Using a Passive Antenna .............. 2 Power Supply Requirements ..................3 Main Supply (VCC)..................... 3 Backup Supply (V_BCKP) .................. 3 Recommended BOM ....................4...
UM620 Series Hardware Reference Design 1 Reference Circuit Using an Active Antenna The supply voltage for VCC is 2.7 V ~ 3.6 V Ground all GND pins of the module Connect the RF_IN signal to the antenna and note the 50 Ω impedance matching ...
2 Reference Circuit Using a Passive Antenna When using a passive antenna, a low noise amplifier should be added between the antenna and the RF_IN of the module in order to ensure the performance of the system. For the RF routing (antenna LNA RF_IN), note the 50 Ω impedance matching ...
UM620 Series Hardware Reference Design 3 Power Supply Requirements 3.1 Main Supply (VCC) The voltage range of VCC is 2.7 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 voltages of undershoot and ringing should be within 5% VCC.
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