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ST25R3910 Datasheet(HTML) 31 Page - STMicroelectronics |
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31 / 65 page ![]() DocID029768 Rev 2 31/65 ST25R3910 Functional overview 35 Table 6 shows setting of the mod bits for some often used modulation indexes. Execution of direct command Calibrate Modulation Depth The modulation level is adjusted by increasing the RFO1 and RFO2 driver output resistance. The RFO drivers are composed of 8 binary weighted segments. Usually all these segments are turned on to define the normal, non-modulated level, there is also a possibility to increase the output resistance of the non-modulated state by writing the Antenna Driver Non-Modulated Level Definition Register. Before sending the direct command Calibrate Modulation Depth the oscillator and regulators have to be turned on. When the direct command Calibrate Modulation Depth is sent the following procedure is executed: 1. The transmitter is turned on, non-modulated level is established. 2. The amplitude of the non-modulated carrier level established on the inputs RFI1 and RFI2 is measured by the A/D converter and stored. 3. Based on the measurement of the non-modulated level and the target modulated level defined by the bits mod5 to mod0 the target modulated level is calculated. 4. The output driver control is taken over by an internal register with initial level defined in the Antenna Driver Non-Modulated Level Definition Register. Content of the internal register is incremented by 1 to increase the driver resistance and thereby reduce the carrier level. The reduced carrier level, in turn, is measured by the A/D converter and compared with the target modulation level. 5. The procedure from previous point is repeated as long as the measured level is higher than the target modulation level. 6. When the measured carrier level is equal to or lower than the target modulation level, the state of the internal register is copied into the Modulation Depth Display Register, whose content is used to define the AM modulated level. Note: After the calibration procedure is finished, the content of the Antenna Driver Non-Modulated Level Definition Register should not be changed. Modifications of the content of this register will change the non-modulated amplitude and therefore the ratio between the modulated and non-modulated level. Note: In case the calibration of antenna resonant frequency in used, the command Calibrate Antenna has to be run before AM modulation depth adjustment. Table 6. Setting mod bits Modulation Index (%) a/b (dec) a/b (bin) mod5 … mod0 8 1.1739 1.001011 001011 10 1.2222 1.001110 001110 14 1.3256 1.010100 010100 20 1.5000 1.100000 100000 30 1.8571 1.110111 110111 33 1.9843 1.111111 111111 |
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