X7000 Datasheet, PDF (8/9 Pages) rfsolutions.ltd – 458MHZ RF SYNTHESISED TRANSCEIVER

458MHZ RF SYNTHESISED TRANSCEIVER
X7000
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
Storage Temperature..........................................................-30 to +85^o Celsius.
Operating Temperature....................................................... -10 to +55^o Celsius.
WARNING: Improper antenna load can cause damage to the final stage of the transmitter. Always use a 50Ω impedance antenna.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Ambient temperature
= 25^o Celsius.
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Transmission Frequency
Transmission Frequency
Weight
Supply Voltage
Supply Current
Channels
Channel Separation
Start up Time
Modulation
MIN
458.525
400
8.5
12.5
5
TYPICAL
12
17
25
10
F3D
MAX
458.925
480
30
14
5
DIMENSION
MHz
MHz
grams
V
mA
25
KHz
30
mSecs
NOTE
UK
World-Wide
Standby Mode
TRANSMITTER
RF Power Output
Supply Current
Frequency Deviation
Frequency Deviation
Analogue Input (AIN)
Digital Input (DIN)
Modulation Input (MIN)
Modulation Rate
5
500
290
320
350
+/-3
+/-1.5
1
0
5
10
3
DC
10
mW
mA
KHz
KHz
Vp-p
V
Vp-p
Kbps
@ 500mW
@25KHz Channel
@12.5KHz Channel
+ /- 3KHz Dev
DC to 10Kbps
+ /- 3KHz Dev
RECEIVER
Supply current
Standby mA
IF Frequencies
Sensitivity
Bandwidth
Analogue Output (AOUT)
Digital Output (DOUT)
RSSI
55
65
70
1
2
3
45/455
0.3
+/- 7.5
1.8
0
5
5
0
2.7
mA
mA
MHz
mV
KHz
Vp-p
V
V
10dBSINAD
2K impedence
2.7v = 1mVFS
Power Supply
Must be regulated and ripple free. It is not advisable to use a switched mode power supply, either to drive the
X7000 Modem or within close proximity to it. Switched mode power supplies can produce high energy radio
frequencies over a broad spectrum potentially causing interference with the operation of the Modem.
Note : If the direct modulation input is used (MIN) then the radio and the users modulation circuit must be
submitted for MPT1329 type approval.
Channel Selection
Channel selection may be effected by either the 5DIL switches, Single step, or via the serial data
communication.
DS007_2
Oct 00
©2000 REG No 277 4001, ENGLAND.
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