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Part # AFE8220TPZPQ1
Description  DUAL INTERMEDIATE FREQUENCY (IF) ANALOG FRONT END FOR DIGITAL RADIO
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION
Reset Pins
Analog Supply Connections
Digital Supply Connections
External 1.8-V Core Supply
Internal 1.8-V Regulator
AFE8220-Q1
SBAS455A – JANUARY 2009 – REVISED JULY 2009....................................................................................................................................................... www.ti.com
The AFE8220 has two active-low reset pins, GRST and RST. When GRST is brought low, all registers on the
chip are brought to default values (0, unless otherwise specified). When RST is brought low, all registers are
brought to default values except for:
• Real-time clock registers (counters and alarms)
• Registers to configure the WAKEUP interrupt
• Registers controlling the GPIO pins
These registers are left in the previously programmed states.
A clean 3.3-V analog supply should be connected to all AVDD pins (26–27, 29, 38, 88, 97, and 99–100). Limited
decoupling is required on the AVDD pins; a 0.1-mF capacitor near pins 29 and 38 and another capacitor near
pins 88 and 97 should suffice.
The AFE8220 contains an internal analog switch that is used to disconnect power from the major analog blocks
when the PWD pin is high. When the PWD pin is low, the AVDD1 pins (1, 5, 6, 15, 16, and 25) are internally
connected to the AVDD pins (26, 27, 99, and 100). Because the AVDD1 pins are actually the active supply pins
for the IF ADC and other analog components, the AVDD1 pins should be heavily bypassed with a minimum of
parallel 0.1-
µF and 0.01-µF ceramic capacitors at each pin (or pin pair).
The digital supply connections depend on whether the onboard regulators are used to generate the 1.8-V digital
core voltage (REG_ENB low); or if the digital core voltage comes from a system-level supply (REG_ENB high).
In either case, all IOVDD pins should be connected to the 3.3-V IO supply and appropriately bypassed. If the
internal regulators are used, this supply also sources the current drawn by the digital core.
If an external 1.8-V supply is used, all DVDD pins should be connected to the 1.8-V supply and appropriately
bypassed with 0.1-
µF and 0.01-µF capacitors. DVDD1 and DVDD2 pins may also be connected directly to the
1.8-V supply or may be optionally connected through a small (1
Ω to 10 Ω) series resistor to reduce supply noise
coupling into the MCLK oscillator (powered through DVDD1) or the RTC oscillator (powered through DVDD2).
When using an external supply, the PWD pin disables the MCLK oscillator when high, shutting off the clock to
most of the digital core. As long as the external 1.8-V supply is maintained, all register settings in the digital core
are maintained with PWD is high.
If the internal 1.8-V regulator is used, then 0.1-
µF and 0.01-µF decoupling capacitors should still be put at the
DVDD, DVDD1, and DVDD2 pins. DVDD2 should still be connected to the DVDD pins either directly or through a
small series resistor. DVDD1 must be isolated from DVDD and DVDD2.
While using the internal regulators, the MCLK oscillator and the internal regulators are disabled when the PWD
pin is high. This condition causes most of the register settings to be lost, except for the registers associated with
the real-time clock, GPIO, and WAKEUP interrupt. For this reason, the RST pin should be brought low prior to
bringing the PWD pin low (to come out of power-down). The RST pin should be held low for at least 10 ms after
PWD goes low to allow the internal regulators to stabilize.
Note that the internal regulators are linear regulators, and therefore are relatively inefficient. Power dissipation as
a result of the digital core almost doubles when the internal regulators are used (same core current, but drawn
from a 3.3-V supply instead of a 1.8-V supply). Whenever possible, the use of a more efficient external switching
regulator is encouraged in order to minimize overall system power as well as to reduce the thermal stress on the
AFE8220.
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