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GP2015 Datasheet, PDF (9/24 Pages) Mitel Networks Corporation – GPS Receiver RF Front End
GP2015
Notes on Pin Descriptions
1). Both pins 4 & 6 (VEE (OSC)) are connected internally. If the VCO regulator is used (VCC = +5.00V nominal) then both pins
4 & 6 must be left floating, with either pin de-coupled to VCC (OSC) with a 100nF capacitor. In this configuration, the dc output
level of the regulator can be monitored from VEE (OSC), with respect to VCC (OSC) - NOT 0V (VEE/GND). For operation at
VCC <+4.0V, the VCO regulator cannot be used, and both VEE (OSC) pins must be shorted to VEE (REG)
(Pin 7) - see Fig. 7.
2). The Digital Interface supply is independent from all the other supply pins, allowing supply separation to reduce the likelihood
of undesirable digital signals interfering with the IF strip. (Note the maximum allowable Power Supply Differential in the
Electrical Characteristics - page 4).
3). The 35.42MHz Bandpass filter should have a bandwidth of approx 2.0MHz. Ideally, this should be a DW9255 SAW filter.
4). These pins are not connected within the package, and may therefore be used in power/ground routing if desired. To avoid
crosstalk, their use in signal routing is not recommended.
CONTROL SIGNALS
Power Down
TEST
L
Normal Operation
Normal Operation
H
Powered Down
Test
Stage 1
Output
175 MHz
Stage 2
Input
175 MHz
Stage 2
Output
35 MHz
Stage 3
Input
35 MHz
M1 - 4 = Matching
Networks, incorporating
Balun transformers
MM11
MM22
MM33
MM44
IF
Output
RF
INPUT
37
38 40
Cs
32 Stage
1
Cp
41
44
SSttaaggee
22
45 47
48
1
Stage
33
11
ADC 15
14
PLL
LOOP C1
FILTER
R1
2
3
C2
PLL
SYNTHESISER
Power
Down
Power
Detect
16
17 21 27
20
19
9
8
OPClk LD REF 2 TEST PDn PRESET PREF
AAGGCCCCoonntrtrool l
23
24
CLK
SIGN
MAG
C1 = 470nF
C2 = 10nF
R1 = 270Ω
Cagc = 100nF
Cs = 12pF
Cp = 2.7pF
Cagc
Fig. 3 GP2015 test circuit
OPERATING NOTES
A typical application circuit is shown in figure 4 with the
GP2015 front-end interfaced to the GP2021 12-channel
correlator integrated circuit. The RF input has an unmatched
input impedance (see page 4). The RF input matching
components Cs and Cp should be mounted as close to the RF
input as possible: also the Vee(RF) tracks must be kept as
short as possible. A SAW filter may be used as a 175.42MHz
filter, but this can be replaced by a simpler coupled-tuned LC
filter if there is no critical out-of-band jamming immunity
requirement. The DC bias to mixer 1 is provided via inductors
L1 and L2, which may form part of the 175.42MHz filter. The
output of mixer 2 requires an external dc bias, achieved with
inductors L3 and L4, which also serve to tune out the input
capacitance of the DW9255 SAW filter. The output of the
SAW filter is tuned with inductor L5. Capacitor (Cagc)
determines the AGC time-constant. The PLL loop filter
components are selected to give a PLL loop bandwidth of
approximately 10kHz. The IF Output is normally used for test-
purposes only, but is available to the user if required. Typically
a low noise preamplifier (gain >+15dB) is used between the
antenna and the RF input (pin 32), and may be located
remotely, with the antenna.
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