T7024-PGP RF/IF and RFID

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The T7024-PGP is a radio-frequency (RF) interface module from TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc. that is designed for use in a variety of wireless and broadcast systems. The module includes a transmitter and a receiver, each of which is further divided into two power-amplifier (PA) and low-noise-amplifier (LNA) paths. This article will look at the application field and working principle of the T7024-PGP.

RF Front End (LNA + PA) of the T7024-PGP

The RF front end of the T7024-PGP is equipped with four highly efficient amplifiers, two PAs and two LNAs. The PAs can operate from 4.9 GHz to 8 GHz and provide up to 27dB gain with a maximum output power of +24 dBm. The LNAs can operate in the same frequency range and provide a noise figure of typically 2.7 dB. Both amplifiers use an internal voltage regulator to ensure transient power supply stability.

The RF front end of the T7024-PGP also features a pre-distortion circuit. This circuit is used to adjust the gain and linearity of the PA in order to minimize distortions. It also helps to improve the system\'s interception-to-noise ratio.

Working Principle of the T7024-PGP

The T7024-PGP is designed to be compatible with SWAP and other radio-frequency standards. The module is also thermally efficient, which ensures that the temperature of the module does not exceed its specified value. The circuit includes low-noise amplifiers, power-amplifiers, mixers and filters which form the complete receiver chain and an impedance-matched antenna port.

The module\'s transmitters and receivers are designed to operate in both pulse modulation and frequency-modulation mode, and the power supply is generated by a voltage-regulator. The T7024-PGP also includes an error-correction circuit which is used to reduce the number of errors that may occur during transmission.

Conclusion

The T7024-PGP is a high-performance radio-frequency interface module. It\'s RF front end contains two power-amplifiers (PAs) and two low-noise-amplifiers (LNAs) which operate in the 4.9 GHz to 8 GHz frequency range. It\'s receivers and transmitters are designed to be compatible with SWAP and other radio-frequency standards and it also includes a voltage-regulator and an error-correction circuit. This module is highly efficient and thermally stable, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications.

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