TQM6M5001
TQM6M5001 is 3V Quad-Band GSM/EDGE 850/900 DCS/PCS Transmit Module manufactured by TriQuint Semiconductor.
Features
Functional Block Diagram
(Internal Voltages) V1 Vcc1 Vcc2 Rx1 RX RF Output DCS/PCS in TX RF Input Vbs1 Vbs2 Vtx V8PSK Vbatt Vramp Vmod_en GSM 850/900 in TX RF Input ESDDiode Rx4 RX RF Output ANT TX RF Output RX RF Input Logic & Power Control Rx2 RX RF Output
- Ultra pact Size
- 6.0x6.0x1.1mm3.
- High System Efficiency in both modes: GPRS: GSM850 38%, GSM900 43% , DCS/PCS 38% EDGE: GSM 850 17%, GSM900 17% , DCS/PCS 20%
- 8PSK power mode selection via Vramp
- Integrated Power and SP6T Control
- Integrated SP6T p HEMT Switch
- Free choice of Rx ports for band selection
- Integrated Low Pass Tx Harmonics Filter
- Positive Supply Voltage 3.0 to 4.5 V.
- 50 Ω Input and Output Impedances.
- GPRS Class 12 patible.
- CMOS patible Module Control Inputs.
- High-Reliability In Ga P HBT Technology
- Ruggedness 30:1.
Rx3 RX RF Output
Product Description
The advanced quad-band multimode GSM/EDGE Transmit Module designed for mobile handset applications provides full RF transmit functionality in a size of only 36 mm2. This module has been optimized for high EDGE efficiency and EDGE power class E2 operating while maintaining high GSM/GPRS efficiency. The GSM850/900 and DCS/PCS power amplifier blocks including power control are bined with the low insertion loss quad-band p HEMT switch, Tx harmonics filtering, integrated switch decoder, four receive ports, and full ESD protection. This architecture eliminates the need for any PA-to-switch design effort for phone designers. All four Rx ports are frequency independent and allow flexible routing to the transceiver. Fabricated in high-reliability In Ga P HBT / p HEMT technology, the module supports GPRS class 12 operation and provides 50 Ohms input and output impedances at all RF input and output ports. The module control inputs are CMOS patible and has no need for an external reference voltage. With its excellent efficiency performance in all 4 bands, the power amplifier and switch module contributes to the overall talktime targets...
