CSM56F801SLK

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RF (Radio Frequency) evaluation and development kits are beneficial for any developer who is tasked with designing a system based on RF technology. They provide all the necessary components needed for the product’s development, making it easier to rapidly prototype and optimize a design. One popular example of these kits is the CSM56F801SLK, a low level RF evaluation and development kit developed by Central Semiconductor.

The CSM56F801SLK contains an 8-channel 801 family transmitter with CMOS process technology, designed for short-range wireless communication applications. The kit has an adjustable output power ranging from −27 dBm to +10 dBm, frequency tuning in 1.002 MHz steps, data rate range from 1200 bps to 19.2 Kbps, and filter-bypassed modulated outputs compatible with receivers that have an external low-pass filter. These features make the CSM56F801SLK suitable for various short-range wireless data communication applications, including toys, remote control, home automation, sensors, and communication systems.

The CSM56F801SLK makes use of direct FM modulation techniques to achieve data rates up to 19.2 Kbps. It has one pulse-width and one pulse-amplitude modulator which can be used to modulate both the data rates and the output power level. The CSM56F801SLK also has a test mode feature which allows the user to test the device without the need of an external modulator. By using test mode, the output power level and data rate values can be adjusted to meet the application requirements.

The CSM56F801SLK contains a built-in oscillator for frequency tuning, and an integrated crystal oscillator for frequency stability. It has an on-chip automatic gain control (AGC) which is used to adjust the output power level automatically based on the environment. In addition, it has an on-chip temperature compensation circuitry which helps minimize power deviation when the ambient temperature changes.

The RF evaluation and development kit also comes with an optional driver board which can be used to reduce the current consumption and increase the output power level. The driver board contains an integrated linear amplifier, a power amplifier, and an on-chip temperature sensing circuit. These components make it easier to further optimize the system performance.

Overall, the CSM56F801SLK is a great tool for developers who need to quickly prototype and evaluate RF systems. It provides all the necessary components and features to develop a low-level RF system, making it a great choice for a wide range of applications.

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