13005

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13005 is an integrated circuit from ON Semiconductor and is a wideband direct conversion receiver that operates in the 4.0 to 10.0 GHz frequency range. It provides a complete receive solution with low-IF output natively and a diversity support option. It facilitates low power consumption and extends battery life to an unprecedented level.

The 13005 provides an ideal solution for wireless modules in short and medium range applications such as high-speed wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), GPS, Bluetooth, and ZigBee. It also offers excellent performances in sharing sensitive information and multimedia applications. Therefore, it can find numerous applications in military wireless, automotive systems, medical device development, and home/building applications.

Working Principle

The 13005 is based on a wideband direct conversion architecture that implements all components required for receive functions such as Low Noise Amplifier (LNA), downconversion mixer, filter, and VGA. The frequency is downconverted to a low-IF or baseband. The control support is offered by an on-chip serial interface, which can adjust receiver parameters in real-time.

The 13005 adopts a low-power class-A LNA to maintain high linearity and low noise level. The low-IF receiver offers a low-complexity analog signal path that requires a minimum of analog components, while allowing optimized signal amplification. The RF-variable gain amplifier (VGA) with fast-AGC, high gain accuracy, and smooth transition between gain steps compensates loss of signal-to-noise ratio in weak-signal and low-frequency band applications.

Power Consumption

The 13005 adopts IP3-tunable, high-linearity class-A LNAs, and has a power dissipation as low as 3.8 mA. It also has the advantage of low-power downconversion mixers and components. In addition, its power save architecture reduces the current consumption to as low as 30µA in standby mode.

In normal operation, the current consumption is below 10 mA. The 13005 offers a high performance in spite of its low power consumption. It also places minimal demands on the host system, leaving more resources available for use on other processing tasks.

Applications

The 13005 is a wideband receiver designed for wireless applications. It is an ideal choice for applications requiring extremely low power consumption, such as IoT and wearable devices. It is suited for a wide variety of applications, including automotive safety systems, wireless medical equipment, wireless cameras, consumer electronics, and military and security applications.

Due to its low power consumption and high performance, the 13005 is an attractive choice for WLAN applications. It is especially suitable for applications that require coexistence between Bluetooth and WLAN connections. The 13005’s low-IF architecture offers excellent interference rejection and promotes high flexibility and integration.

Conclusion

The 13005 is a highly integrated single-chip Direct Conversion Receiver that combines a high level of integration with low power consumption. It offers a wide frequency range of 4.0 to 10.0GHz and provides an ideal solution for wireless modules in short and medium range applications. The device\'s low power consumption and low-IF architecture make it ideal for use in applications such as WLAN, Bluetooth, GPS, and ZigBee.

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