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SKY73112 Datasheet, PDF (5/13 Pages) Skyworks Solutions Inc. – 750-850 MHz High Performance VCO/Synthesizer With Integrated Switch
PRELIMINARY DATA SHEET • SKY73112 VCO/SYNTHESIZER
Synthesizer Output Switch
An on-chip switch is integrated into the SKY73112 RF output after
the balun and is controlled by the SW_EN signal (pin 4) as
indicated below:
SW_EN Input
High
Low
Synthesizer Output
On
Off
The switch provides >50 dB isolation at the synthesizer RF
output. This allows the SKY73112 to be used for GSM
applications.
Synthesizer Programming
To program the synthesizer to the correct frequency, values for
the N-counter (both M and A portions), fractional divisor (FN), and
fractional modulus extender (ME) are needed. These values are
used to determine the total divider ratio, DTotal, according to
Equation 1:
DTotal = Nactual + FNactual + MEactual + 3.5
(1)
Where: Nactual = the actual value of the N-counter
FNactual = the actual fractional divisor
MEactual = the actual fractional modulus extender
Because of the way the ∆Σ modulator is implemented in the
SKY73103, the number 3.5 must be added to the division number
to obtain the final division ratio.
The calculated value for DTotal can then be used to determine the
correct synthesizer frequency, RF:
RF =
FREF
R1
× DTotal
(2)
Where: FREF = the reference frequency
R1 = the reference divider radio
The 6-bit M-counter and the 4-bit A-counter portions of the N-
counter are calculated according to the following relationships:
Nactual is the actual N-counter value and is the integer portion of
(DTotal – 3.5):
Nactual = Mactual × P + Aactual
(3)
If: M = Mactual (binary number, fit to six bits)
A = Aactual (binary number, fit to four bits)
Then: N = M × 24 + A
Where: N is the number to be programmed into the N-counter.
The synthesizer has a selectable prescaler of 8/9 or 16/17. If the
16/17 prescaler is used:
P = 24 = 16
In this case, N is the same as Nactual, M is equal to the six MSBs of
Nactual, and A is equal to the four LSBs of Nactual.
If the 8/9 prescaler is used:
P=8
Here, N is not equal to Nactual. The A-counter portion only uses the
three LSBs (the 4th bit of the A-counter is a “don’t care” bit).
The fractional divisor code (FN) sets the fractional-N modulo up to
256 modulo according to the following equation:
FN actual
=
D7
⎜⎛
⎝
1
2
⎟⎞
⎠
+
D6
⎜⎛
⎝
1
22
⎟⎞
⎠
+
D5
⎜⎛
⎝
1
23
⎟⎞
⎠
+
•
•
•
+
D0
⎜⎛
⎝
1
28
⎟⎞
⎠
(4)
The value of FN is equal to the binary representation of 256 (or 28)
× FNactual, or:
FN = D7 × 27 + D6 × 26 + D5 × 25+ . . . D0
The fractional modulo can be extended up to 223 using the modulo
extender (ME) if required:
MEactual = D14(1/29) + D13(1/210) + D12(1/211) + . . . + D0(1/223)
The value of ME is equal to the binary representation of the
integer part of 223 × MEactual, or:
ME = D14 × 214 + D13 × 213 + D12 × 212 + . . .D0
Example 1:
A desired synthesizer frequency of 2640.45 MHz is required using
a crystal frequency of 16 MHz and a 16/17 prescaler. Since the
maximum internal reference frequency is 25 MHz, the crystal
frequency does not need to be divided. However, a reference
divider ratio of 2 is used for this example.
Restating Equation 2 as a function of DTotal:
DTotal = (2640.45 × 2)/16 = 330.05625
Where: RF = 2640.45
R1 = 2
FREF = 16
Determine Nactual by subtracting 3.5 from DTotal and removing the
fractional portion:
DTotal – 3.5 = 326.55625
Using Equation 3:
Nactual = 326 = Mactual × P + Aactual
Where: Mactual = 20
P = 16
Aactual = 6
M = Mactual = 20 = 010100b (the six MSBs)
A = Aactual = 6 = 0110b (the four LSBs)
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