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MICRF213 - QwikRadio 315MHz Receiver

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The MICRF213 is a general purpose, 3.3V QwikRadio Receiver that operates at 315MHz with typical sensitivity of -110dBm.

The MICRF213 functions as a super-heterodyne receiver for OOK and ASK modulation up to 7.2kbps.

The down-conversion mixer also provides image rejection.

Features

  • Up to.
  • 110dBm sensitivity, 1kbps and BER 10E-02 Image Rejection Mixer Frequency from 300MHz to 350MHz Low current consumption: 3.9mA @ 315MHz, continuous on data rates to 7.2kbps (Manchester Encoded) Analog RSSI Output No IF filter required Excellent selectivity and noise rejection Low external part count Ordering Information Part Number MICRF213AYQS Temperature Range.
  • 40° to +105°C Package 16-Pin QS.

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Part number MICRF213
Manufacturer Micrel Semiconductor
File Size 920.30 KB
Description QwikRadio 315MHz Receiver
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www.DataSheet4U.com MICRF213 3.3V, QwikRadio® 315MHz Receiver General Description The MICRF213 is a general purpose, 3.3V QwikRadio Receiver that operates at 315MHz with typical sensitivity of -110dBm. The MICRF213 functions as a super-heterodyne receiver for OOK and ASK modulation up to 7.2kbps. The down-conversion mixer also provides image rejection. All post-detection data filtering is provided on the MICRF213. Any one of four filter bandwidths may be selected externally by the user using binary steps (from 1.18kHz to 9.44kHz, Manchester Encoded). The user need only configure the device with a set of easily determined values, based upon data rate, code modulation format, and desired duty-cycle operation.
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