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MICRF219A - 300MHz to 450MHz ASK/OOK Receiver

General Description

The MICRF219A is a 300MHz to 450MHz superheterodyne, image-reject, RF receiver with automatic gain control, ASK/OOK demodulator, and analog RSSI output.

It only requires a crystal and a minimum number of external components to implement.

Key Features

  • 110dBm sensitivity at 1kbps with.

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Datasheet Details

Part number MICRF219A
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 747.39 KB
Description 300MHz to 450MHz ASK/OOK Receiver
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MICRF219A 300MHz to 450MHz ASK/OOK Receiver with Auto-Poll, and RSSI General Description The MICRF219A is a 300MHz to 450MHz superheterodyne, image-reject, RF receiver with automatic gain control, ASK/OOK demodulator, and analog RSSI output. It only requires a crystal and a minimum number of external components to implement. The MICRF219A is ideal for low-cost, low-power, RKE, TPMS, and remote actuation applications. The MICRF219A achieves −110dBm sensitivity at a bit rate of 1kbps with 0.1% BER. Four demodulator filter bandwidths are selectable in binary steps from 1625Hz to 13kHz at 433.92MHz, allowing the device to support bit rates up to 20kbps. The device operates from a supply voltage of 3.0V to 3.6V, and typically consumes 4.3mA of supply current at 315MHz and 6.0mA at 433.92MHz.