SI4063-C2A-GMR RF/IF and RFID

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RF transmitters are electronic devices or components used to transmit radio signals. The SI4063-C2A-GMR is a type of RF transmitter. It is designed for use in modular radio equipment for applications including Asia, Europe, and Middle East.

This type of RF transmitter has a high output power of up to +20 dBm and is capable of operating in the 700 - 960 MHz range. It has a low current consumption of 30 mA or less, and a low standby current of 1 µA or less, making it an energy-efficient, reliable device for radio applications. It is also equipped with selectable frequencies and modulation functions, making it highly adaptive to various use cases.

Application field

As an RF transmitter, the SI4063-C2A-GMR is generally used in communication applications such as cellular or GPS networks. It is suitable for a variety of radio transmission systems including GSM, GPRS, EDGE, CDMA, UMTS, and LTE. In addition, the device is also used in satellite navigation systems such as GPS and Galileo.

Working principle

Essentially, the SI4063-C2A-GMR works by converting an electrical signal into a radio frequency signal. The device does this by taking in a data signal and then converting it into a signal of the desired frequency and modulation required for the application. This is done using an oscillator, power amplifier, and modulator. The oscillator creates the carrier wave, the power amplifier increases the power of the signal, and the modulator adds the modulation to the signal.

The RF signal is then sent out from the SI4063-C2A-GMR antenna, allowing it to be received by another device. This process is then repeated in reverse as the receiver converts the RF signal back into a data signal that can be understood by the user.

In summary, the SI4063-C2A-GMR is a type of RF transmitter that is generally used in communication applications. It is capable of operating in the 700 - 960 MHz range with a high output power of +20 dBm and low current consumption, making it an energy-efficient, reliable device for radio applications.

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