QN8035 - Single-Chip Low-Power FM Receiver

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Description

The QN8035 is a high performance, low power; full-featured single-chip stereo FM receiver designed for cell phones, MP3 players.

It integrates FM receive functions, auto-seek and clear channel scan.

Features

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Worldwide FM Band Coverage.
60 MHz to 108 MHz full band tuning in 50/100/200 kHz step sizes.
50/75s de-emphasis.
Ease of Integration.
Small footprint, available in MSOP10 packages.
32.768 kHz and Multiple MHz crystal and direct clock input supported.
I2C control interface.
Very Low Power Consumption.
13.1 mA typical.
VCC: 2.7~5.0V, integrated LDO, support battery direct connection.

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Part number	QN8035
Manufacturer	Quintic
File Size	735.32 KB
Description	Single-Chip Low-Power FM Receiver
Datasheet	QN8035 Datasheet
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QN8035 Single-Chip Low-Power FM Receiver for Portable Devices __________________________ General Description __________________________ The QN8035 is a high performance, low power; full-featured single-chip stereo FM receiver designed for cell phones, MP3 players. It integrates FM receive functions, auto-seek and clear channel scan. Advanced digital architecture enables superior receiver sensitivity and crystal clear audio. With its small footprint, minimal external component count and multiple clock frequency support, the QN8035 is easy to integrate into a variety of small form-factor low power portable applications.

Published: Dec 21, 2013 |