C1 = Mixer Mode, C2 = RFA gain select and LNA gain select ,
C3 = IFA gain select and LNA mode select.
Receiver State RF AMP
IF AMP
AMPS Mode
HG, AMPS Idd HG, AMPS Output
CDMA High Gain HG, CDMA Idd LG, CDMA Output
CDMA HG, low lin HG, CDMA Idd HG, CDMA Output
CDMA Mid Gain Bypass
LG, CDMA Output
CDMA Low Gain Bypass
HG, CDMA Output
Table 2. Electrical States of RFA and IFA
Rx SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
When measuring the mixer alone you will find that the low gain
mode has a higher gain than the mid gain mode. These two
modes describe the whole system (LNA + Mixer) spec rather
than just the mixer. The difference between CDMA High-Gain
(HG) and CDMA High-Gain-Low-Linearity (HGLL) is the input
intercept of the LNA. In HG the LNA input intercept is +8dBm
and so can withstand crossmodulation while transmitting. The
HGLL mode is intended for standby phone operation where no
transmission is taking place.
MODE IDD GAIN NF
IIP3
(mA) (dB)
(dB) (dBm)
AMPS 14
21.5 2.3 -13
High Gain 27.8 26
1.74 -8.9
HGLL
20.9 27.2
2.08 -10.6
Mid Gain 23
14.9 3.54 2
Low Gain 12.7 3.4
14.12 17.2
Table 3. TQ3131_5131 System Performance
TQ5131
Data Sheet
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