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MICRF004 - QwikRadio Low-Power VHF Receiver Advance Information

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Description

The MICRF004 QwikRadio™ VHF receiver is a single-chip OOK (on-off keyed) receiver IC for remote wireless applications.

This device is a true single-chip, “antenna-in, data-out” device.

Features

  • a shutdown control, which may be used for duty-cycled operation, and a wake-up output, which provides a logical indication of an incoming RF signal. These features make the MICRF004 ideal for low- and ultra-lowpower.

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Part number MICRF004
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 94.25 KB
Description QwikRadio Low-Power VHF Receiver Advance Information
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MICRF004/RF044 Micrel MICRF004 QwikRadio™ Low-Power VHF Receiver Advance Information General Description The MICRF004 QwikRadio™ VHF receiver is a single-chip OOK (on-off keyed) receiver IC for remote wireless applications. This device is a true single-chip, “antenna-in, data-out” device. All RF and IF tuning is accomplished automatically within the IC which eliminates manual tuning production costs and results in a highly reliable, extremely low-cost solution for high-volume wireless applications. The MICRF004 is extremely easy to apply, minimizing design and production costs, and improving time to market. The MICRF004 provides two fundamental modes of operation, fixed and sweep.
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