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Brand | CMOSTEK |
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Model | CMT2300A |
Category | Transceiver |
Language | English |
Specifies the recommended operating parameters including voltage and temperature.
Defines the extreme limits beyond which device damage may occur.
Details the current draw in various operating modes like Sleep, Standby, RX, and TX.
Lists key performance parameters for the receiver, including data rate and sensitivity.
Outlines performance metrics for the transmitter, such as output power and harmonics.
Describes the time required for various transitions between operational states.
Details the chip's frequency range, resolution, tuning time, and phase noise.
Provides specifications for the crystal oscillator, including frequency and tolerance.
Details the specifications for the internal low frequency oscillator.
Defines the accuracy and functionality of the low battery detection feature.
Outlines the electrical characteristics for digital interfaces like SPI.
Graphical representations of key performance parameters versus voltage or temperature.
Illustrates a direct connection application schematic for the CMT2300A.
Presents an application schematic using an RF switch type configuration.
Details the operation and features of the CMT2300A transmitter.
Explains the operation and features of the CMT2300A receiver.
Describes the Power-On Reset circuit and its triggering conditions.
Explains the role and specifications of the crystal oscillator.
Details the integrated sleep timer functionality for power saving.
Describes the low voltage detection feature and how to read its result.
Explains the RSSI feature for evaluating signal strength and its configuration.
Details the PJD functionality for FSK demodulation and signal determination.
Describes the AFC mechanism for minimizing frequency errors in reception.
Explains the Clock Data Recovery systems for synchronizing symbol rates.
Details the mechanism for fast frequency hopping for channel switching.
Details the 4-wire SPI interface for communication and register access.
Describes the 32-byte RX and TX FIFOs and their access methods.
Explains the power-up sequence, crystal startup, and system initialization timing.
Defines the various operating states of the chip and their transitions.
Details the configuration of GPIO ports and interrupt handling.
Describes data transmission and reception in direct mode.
Explains packet handling, including different packet formats and processing.
Details the duty cycle modes for TX and RX to save power.
Explains advanced low-power receive schemes for extended battery life.
Describes register settings for balancing receiver power consumption and sensitivity.