ATA8205P6C-TKQW RF/IF and RFID

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ATA8205P6C-TKQW

The ATA8205P6C-TKQW RF receiver is an integrated low-power, small form factor solution for applications in a variety of industries. With its ability to receive wideband signals up to 8 GHz, it is the ideal choice for wireless applications such as military radios, medical monitoring systems, automotive systems, and the RFID market. It features a small 5x5mm QFN package, low power consumption, and integrated RF filtering, making it a reliable and cost-effective solution for any application.

Performance Characteristics

The ATA8205P6C-TKQW is a high-radiation-density, wideband RF receiver with total Rx power consumption of 5 mW. It features an integrated RF filter, an input port impedance of 50Ω, a wide operating voltage range of 2.7 V to 5 V, and an output port impedance of 150Ω. With its wide operating frequency of 8 GHz and high radiation density, the ATA8205P6C-TKQW is capable of receiving signals from all mobile communication systems, including GSM, GPRS, EDGE, CDMA, WCDMA, WiFi, and LTE.

Application Field

The ATA8205P6C-TKQW is a widely used RF receiver used in a wide variety of applications. It is particularly well-suited for wireless applications in the military, medical, automotive, and RFID industries. In military applications, the ATA8205P6C-TKQW is used as an integrated receiver for radio communication systems. It is also used in medical monitoring systems, providing reliable medical data transmission. In automotive applications, this RF receiver can be used for GPS navigation and vehicle safety systems. Lastly, it is widely used as an integrated receiver in RFID systems.

Working Principle

The ATA8205P6C-TKQW operates on the principle of detecting, amplifying, and demodulating incoming radio signals. The RF receiver first detects radio signals by using an integrated RF field effect transistor, and then amplifies these signals using a low noise amplifier. The amplified signal is then demodulated using a low pass filter before being sent to the output. The whole process is done in a low power, small form factor design, making it able to achieve high performance while keeping the power consumption low.

Conclusion

The ATA8205P6C-TKQW is an integrated low-power, small form factor receiver optimized for wireless applications in the military, medical, automotive, and RFID markets. It features a wide operating frequency of 8 GHz, an integrated RF filter, a wide operating voltage range of 2.7 V to 5 V, and a low power consumption of only 5 mW. It is capable of receiving wideband signals up to 8 GHz, making it the ideal choice for a variety of wireless applications.

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