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BT 1074 Bi
BT 1074 Bi
850-950MHz RF TRANSCEIVER
GNDRX_BUF
• Complete single chip RF transceiver
50 VDDRX_BUF
RMX_OUTN
GND_DMX2
GND_DMX1
RMX_OUTP
VDD_DMX
MIXERINP
VDDLNA2
VDDLNA1
51 MIXOUTN
52 MIXOUTP
55 VCO2_IN
• Two on-chip local oscillators
GND_IF
VDD_IF
RX_EN
• I/Q or FM* input interface
• Single power supply 2.7 - 3.6 V
59
64
58
61
56
57
63
54
62
60
53
49
• Low power consumption BiCMOS technology GNDLNA1N 1 48 RF_VCO_EN
RF_INN 2 47 VDDRFVCOIN
TRFIC
• On-chip LNA and RF Mixer GNDLNA 3 46 RFVCOCAPIN
• RF Power selectivity (-4dBm or +17dBm) RF_INP 4 45 RF_VCO_CTRL
R
BTI
Applications RF_OUTN
GND_PA2 9
8 41
40
VDDRF_VCO
VDDIF_VCO
BT1074Bi
VDD_IFVCOIN 32
TXI 28
GND_TXIF2 27
VDD_TXIF 31
TX_EN 25
M_REF 29
TX_P_CNT 24
TXQ 30
GND_TXIF1 26
VDD_PRE2 20
LEXTP 17
VDD_UPC 21
VDD_PRE1 19
GND_UPC1 22
GND_PRE3 18
GND_UPC2 23
• Wireless Communication Products
Description
The BT1074Bi is a BiCMOS monolithic integrated RF transceiver. In addition to the input I/Q interface, the
IC contains all of the required components to implement a complete RF-IF transceiver. This includes two
on-chip local oscillators, a low noise amplifier with an overall noise figure of less than 5dB over tempera-
ture and power supply variations, two highly linear down-conversion mixers, an IF amplifier, an upconver-
sion mixer and an on-chip power amplifier capable of delivering -4dBm to +17dBm. The unit operates with
a power supply voltage range of 2.7 - 3.6 volts.
Ordering Information
BT1074Bi 850-950MHz RF Transceiver
BTI, 13825 Cerritos Corporate Dr., Cerritos CA. 90703, U.S.A.
Tel (562) 407-0500 Fax (562) 407-0510 sales@betheltronix.com www.betheltronix.com
Specifications
Parameters Min. Typ. Max. Units
Overall
Power supply 2.7 3.0 3.6 V
Operating Frequency ranges 890 915 940 MHz
860 875 MHz
Receiver
Gain 28 35 44 dB
RFICs for 850 - 2400MHz
Transmitter
Gain - 17 - dB
TX current consumption @ - 89* - mA
High power mode (with RF & IF VCOs)
*with RF PA @ +15 dBm output
IFVCO current consumption - 27 - mA
RFVCO current consumption - 32 - mA
Receiver Section
LNA + RF Downconversion Mixer
R
Gain 16 20 22 dB
TRFIC
TRFIC
mode (TX_P_CNT=VDD)
Voltage Gain (internal) - 25 - dB
Output impedance (after combiner) - 50 - Ω
Output 1dB compression point - 7 - dBm
R
Output spurious suppression - -40 -30 dBm
RF VCO Section*
Pin Table
TRFIC
4 RF_INP I RF Differential Input to the receiver
2 RF_INN I RF Differential Input to the receiver
55 VCO2_IN I Second Mixer’s input
R
54 MIXERINP I RF input to the second mixer
51 MIXOUTN O Differential output of second downconverter mixer
RECEIVER
A clock of 99.892MHz is fed to this pin to downconvert the first IF at 110.592MHz to 10.7MHz. No AC cou-
pling is required.
Downconverter Power
VDD_DMX supplies power to the downconversion mixers.
TRANSMITTER
TRFIC
Preamplifier/Power Amplifier Bias/Gain Adjust
Rext1 is the biasing resistor for the preamplifier, and REXT2 is the biasing resistor for the power amplifier.
For an output power of +15dBm, recommended values are 1kΩ for REXT1 and 2.8kΩ for REXT2. Increas-
ing REXT1 and lowering REXT2 will lower output power, and vice versa.
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TXI, M_REF and TXQ (Pin 28, Pin 29 and Pin 30)
VDDPA_GR (Pin 6)
Power Supply for Guard Ring of Power Amplifier
This power supply pin is only for the output stage of power amplifier. It should be decoupled right at the pin
before sharing with other power supplies.
These are the dedicated ground pins that can share the same ground as long as a good ground plane is
available:
GND_PA1, GND_PA2, GND_PA3 (Pin 7, Pin 9 and Pin 11)
Ground Pins for the Power Amplifier
RFVCO
RF_VCO Output
The RF_VCO_OUT pin is connected to the external PLL to complete the RF-PLL loop. The PLL applies a
DC voltage to the input tank circuit based on the detected RF_VCO_OUT signal. This DC voltage pro-
duces the negative bias voltage required by the Varactor to generate the necessary capacitance for the
tank circuit network.
TRFIC
IF_VCO_OUT (Pin 38)
IF VCO Differential Outputs
The VCO's oscillation frequency can be controlled by connecting its output to a PLL as shown in the Appli-
R
cation Circuit.
receiver. A HIGH signal turns the circuit off while a LOW signal turns the circuit on.
The recommended TDD mode as well as power saving mode usage of all of these control pins are as
follows:
R
Pins Save
TX RX Mode*
TX_EN HI LO LO
RX_EN HI LO HI
RF_VCO_EN LO LO HI
TX_P_CNT LO LO HI
Block Diagram
IF1=110.592MHz
Tx/Rx: 3dB BW=1.1MHz
902-928MHz*
BT1074Bi
TRFIC
(99.892MHz)
LC or RC Filter
Fc=10.7MHz
Image-Reject Zin=Zout=330Ω
RF_INN LNA Mixer
RF INP
R
LPF & ANT. SW
(791.408 ~ 817.408MHz)
RFVCO_CTRL IFVCO_CTRL
(442.368MHz)
*: ISM Band
RECEIVER:
(Noise Figure Vs. Freq)
(Noise Figure Vs. Freq)
6.2
Wave Symbol
Wave Symbol
D0:A0:par(nf) 6 3.85
D0:A0:par(nf)
D0:A1:par(nf)
D0:A1:par(nf)
D0:A2:par(nf) 5.8
3.0V
D0:A2:par(nf) 3.8
5.6
5.4 3.75
5.2
5
120C 3.7
4.8 3.65
4.6
3.6
4.4
4.2 3.55
3.3V
25C
4
RFICs for 850 - 2400MHz
Params (lin)
Params (lin)
3.5
3.8
3.6 3.45
3.4
3.4
3.2
2.8
-40C 3.35
2.6
3.3
2.7V
2.4 3.25
2.2
3.2
2
1.8 3.15
1.6
3.1
1.4
800x 1g 800x 1g
Frequency (lin) (HERTZ) Frequency (lin) (HERTZ)
Figure 1. NF vs. Freq, varying temp. Figure 2. NF vs. Freq, varying Vdd
1dB Compression of RF Front-end of bt1074b, post layout simulation, Typical (1db.sp, rx_rf_top.lnt, vco810_top_y.lnt)
Wave Symbol
-22 dBm
3.6
(Typical) 3.5
40.000
TRFIC
3.2
20.000
3.1
0.000
Voltages (lin)
-12 dBm
3
-20.000
2.9
-40.000
2.8
-60.000
2.7
-80.000
2.6
-1 00.000
2.5
-1 20.000
2.4
-50.000 -40.000 -30.000 -20.000 -1 0.000 0.000
2.3
P in (d B m )
0 50n 100n 150n 200n 250n 300n 350n 400n 450n 500n 550n 600n 650n 700n 750n 800n
Time (lin) (TIME)
25C,3.0V, TYP
IP3 = -9.2183 dBm One dB Compression = -20 dBm
-15
-40
-25
-80
-30
-40 -35 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10
-100
-40 -35 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 Input Power (dBm)
Input Power (dBm)
Figure 5. IP3 (IF Mixer + IF Amp) Figure 6. P1dB (IF Mixer + IF Amp)
RFVCO:
2.7V
-40C 3.0V
TBD 25C
TBD
TRFIC
120C
3.3V
R
RFICs for 850 - 2400MHz
Figure 7. Freq vs. Cap., varying temp. Figure 8. Freq vs. Cap., varying vdd
IFVCO:
-40C
2.7V
25C 3.0V
120C
TBD TBD
3.3V
Figure 9. Freq vs. Cap., varying temp. Figure 10. Freq vs. Cap., varying vdd
APPLICATION INFORMATION:
The BT1074Bi is a complete RF transceiver which integrates the receiver, transmitter
and local oscillator functions into one chip. Designed to operate in TDD mode, the chip
supports ISM band applications, including DSS.
The example described here (and shown in the Application Circuit) shows the
BT1074Bi used in a 902-928MHz product. Only the RF VCO, IF VCO and power com-
biner impedance component matching values need to be changed to use the BT1074Bi
for other frequency bands (i.e. 868-870MHz).
902-928MHz Example
The transmitter accepts I&Q inputs from the system interface which also provides the DC
reference level to M_REF pin. An on-chip RF filter removes spurious signals before
going to the on-chip power amplifier. RF outputs are differential and a power combining
network is required for converting to a single-ended interface with an output load (see
Application Circuit on page 15). A power control pin selects between high or low trans-
mission power mode, which ranges from -4dBm to +17dBm. The power level can also
RFICs for 850 - 2400MHz
In the receiver section, an on-chip bandpass filter is provided between the LNA output
and downconverter mixer input for optimum noise performance. The first IF outputs at
110.592MHz are differential and require a power combiner. The second IF mixer down-
converts the first IF signal from 110.592MHz to 10.7MHz by an external crystal clock
input at 99.892MHz. A gain-adjustable IF amplifier provides additional gain up to 20dB.
The RF local oscillator and the transmitter IF oscillator are conveniently provided on-chip
and can be used with an external dual PLL frequency synthesizer. Both the RF and IF
local oscillators require external tuning elements, as shown in the Application Circuit on
page 15.
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TRFIC
The receiver, transmitter, and the two oscillators can each be put into sleep mode with
on-chip power-down control pins. These functions can be turned on or off by a micro-
controller. For example, in the receiving mode, the microcontroller will turn on the
receiver and will turn off the transmit function. The RF and IF VCOs will always be on
during the TX and RX mode. In the transmitting mode, the microcontroller will turn on the
transmitter and will turn off the receiver function.
The recommended usage of the BT1074Bi is shown in the digital spread spectrum sys-
tem block diagram on the next page in Figure A:
TRFIC
Antenna
BPF
R
MIXOUTP/MIXOUTN
Demodulator
BTI RF_VCO_OUT
RF_OUTP/RF_OUTN
BT1074Bi RF_VCO_CTRL
Dual-Synthesizer
IF_VCO_OUT
IF_VCO_CTRL
Figure A
B4542
fc =110.592MHz
IL<12.2dB
3dB BW = 1.1MHz
VddRX 220nH
22pF 0.1uF
100pF 3.3pF
RFICs for 850 - 2400MHz
270nH
Antenna 3.3pF
VddRX
FM
330nH
DEMODULATOR RX_DATA OUT
100pF
99.892 MHz
VddRX 0.1uF 10.7MHz
0.1uF
53 GNDRX_BUF
VDDRX_BUF
57 RMX_OUTN
62 GND_DMX2
61 GND_DMX1
58 RMX_OUTP
100pF
MIXERINP
60 VDD_DMX
64 VDDLNA2
63 VDDLNA1
51 MIXOUTN
52 MIXOUTP
55 VCO2_IN
56 GND_IF
Rx Power Down
59 VDD_IF
49 RX_EN
100pF
54
50
GNDLNA1N 1 48 RF_VCO_EN RF VCO Power Down
VddRFVCO
RF_INN 2 47 VDDRFVCOIN
100pF 470
GNDLNA 3 46 RFVCOCAPIN 100pF
3.3K
18K
RF_INP 4 45 RF_VCO_CTRL
RF PLL Control
44 GNDRFVCOIN 2.7nH
VddTX
VddTX
GNDLNA1P 5 15pF
1.8K
220pF 4.7nF
VDDPA_GR 6 43 RF_VCO_OUT
Dual PLL
27nF
8.2nH 100pF GND_PA1
7 42 GNDRF_VCO VddRFVCO BBY51-03W
1nF
12nH RF_OUTN 8
BTI 41 VDDRF_VCO RF VCO In
GND_PA2 100pF
9 40 VDDIF_VCO External VDD
R
3.3pF VddIFVCO
BT1074Bi
2.2pF
RF_OUTP 10 39 GNDIF_VCO
TRFIC
100pF
VddTX GND_PA3 100pF 220
11 38 IF_VCO_OUT
5.6nH
REXT2 12 37 GNDIFBUF
15pF
GND_PRE1 13 36 IFCAPIN
10K
15pF
REXT1 14 35 IF_VCO_CTRL IF VCO In
12pF 5.6K
34 18K
ANTENNA GND_PRE2 15 GND_IFVCOIN
560
IF PLL Control
SWITCH LEXTN 16 33 IF_VCO_GND 39nH
21
M_REF 29
VDD_TXIF 31
3.3K
18
23
GND_TXIF2 27
VDD_IFVCOIN 32
17
TX_EN 25
TXI 28
20
26
30
22
24
19
2.7nF
220pF
6.8nH BBY51-03W
VDD_UPC
GND_PRE3
GND_UPC1
GND_UPC2
LEXTP
VDD_PRE1
VDD_PRE2
TX_P_CNT
GND_TXIF1
TXQ
33nF
VddTX
6.8nH
100pF
VddTX VddIFVCO
100pF 100pF
VddTX
Tx 100pF
High / Low Power Mode
PA Power Mode
1.5k 1.5k
1K 1K
1uF
I MREF Q
INPUT
Figure C
B4542
fc =110.592MHz
IL<12.2dB
3dB BW = 1.1MHz
VddRX 220nH
22pF 0.1uF
100pF 3.3pF
270nH
TRFIC
Antenna 3.3pF
VddRX
FM
330nH
DEMODULATOR RX_DATA OUT
100pF
99.892 MHz
VddRX 0.1uF 10.7MHz
0.1uF
R
53 GNDRX_BUF
VDDRX_BUF
57 RMX_OUTN
62 GND_DMX2
61 GND_DMX1
58 RMX_OUTP
100pF
MIXERINP
60 VDD_DMX
64 VDDLNA2
63 VDDLNA1
51 MIXOUTN
52 MIXOUTP
55 VCO2_IN
56 GND_IF
Rx Power Down
59 VDD_IF
49 RX_EN
100pF
50
GNDLNA1N 1 48 RF_VCO_EN RF VCO Power Down
VddRFVCO
RF_INN 2 47 VDDRFVCOIN
100pF 470
GNDLNA 3 46 RFVCOCAPIN 100pF
3.3K
18K
RF_INP 4 45 RF_VCO_CTRL
RF PLL Control
44 GNDRFVCOIN 2.7nH
VddTX
VddTX
GNDLNA1P 5 15pF
1.8K
220pF 4.7nF
VDDPA_GR 6 43 RF_VCO_OUT
Dual PLL
8.2nH 27nF
100pF GND_PA1
7 42 GNDRF_VCO VddRFVCO BBY51-03W
1nF
12nH RF_OUTN 8
BTI 41 VDDRF_VCO RF VCO In
GND_PA2 100pF
9 40 VDDIF_VCO External VDD
3.3pF VddIFVCO
BT1074Bi
2.2pF
RF_OUTP 10 39 GNDIF_VCO
100pF
VddTX GND_PA3 100pF 220
11 38 IF_VCO_OUT
5.6nH
REXT2 12 37 GNDIFBUF
15pF
GND_PRE1 13 36 IFCAPIN
10K
15pF
REXT1 14 35 IF_VCO_CTRL IF VCO In
12pF 5.6K
34 18K
ANTENNA GND_PRE2 15 GND_IFVCOIN
560
IF PLL Control
SWITCH LEXTN 16 33 IF_VCO_GND 39nH
21
M_REF 29
VDD_TXIF 31
3.3K
18
23
GND_TXIF2 27
VDD_IFVCOIN 32
17
TX_EN 25
TXI 28
20
26
30
22
24
19
2.7nF
220pF
6.8nH BBY51-03W
VDD_UPC
GND_PRE3
GND_UPC1
GND_UPC2
LEXTP
VDD_PRE1
VDD_PRE2
TX_P_CNT
GND_TXIF1
TXQ
33nF
VddTX
6.8nH
100pF
VddTX VddIFVCO
LPF
100pF 100pF
VddTX
Tx
High / Low Power Mode 100pF
PA Power Mode
56K 56K
TX MOD_IN
6.8K VddTX
100pF
10K
Figure B
Package Dimensions
e 0.50 0.020
Hd 11.90 12.00 12.10 0.468 0.472 0.476
He 11.90 12.00 12.10 0.468 0.472 0.476
L 0.45 0.60 0.75 0.018 0.024 0.030
L1 1.00 0.039
Y 0.08 0.003
θ 0 7 0 7
L1
b e
c
θ
L
R
TRFIC
The information provided herein is believed to be accurate and correct. BethelTronix, Inc. assumes no responsibility for the inaccuracies
or use of the information or the use of the described product. BethelTronix, Inc. reserves the right to make changes in circuit design and/
or specifications at any time without further notice. No patent rights or licenses to any of the circuits described herein are implied or
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