AS5501 - Multimode Powerline-Modem

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Part number	AS5501
Manufacturer	austriamicrosystems AG
File Size	315.21 KB
Description	Multimode Powerline-Modem
Datasheet	AS5501 Datasheet
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Description

1.1 SERIF, RESET, TIMING 1.1.1 Serial Interface 1.1.2 Reset 1.1.3 Timing 1.2 TRANSMITTER 1.2.1 FREG-GEN 1.2.2 TX-BPF 1.2.3 Output-Stage 1.3 RECEIVER 1.3.1 RX-BPF 1.3.2 CARDET 1.3.3 MIXER 1.3.4 IF-BPF 1.3.5 DEMOD & DATAFIL 1.3.6 Bit Error Rate 1.3.7 CKR-GEN 1.4 TEST-MUX 1.5 Supply and Analog Ground 2.

Features

AS5501/02 is an FSK-modem device for narrow-band FSK communication via a Power-Line. The device is operated with a single supply voltage of 5V while the attached TX-driver stage is generating a 7Vpp (AS5501) or a 14Vpp (AS5502) FSK-signal with very low distortion which needs a supply of the external driver stage of 12V (AS5501) and 24V (AS5502) respectively. The high output-voltages which gets coupled to the power-line by using a transformer with proper ratios gives the advantage to lower the o.

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Published: Mar 24, 2005 |