Operational Description

FCC ID: PRDMU15

Operational Description

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FCCID_1891744

                               Operational Description
The Wireless Device is a low powered, human interface device for peripheral. See the
function descriptions in attached. The Wireless Device is powered by a 3 volt battery. It
is designed to operated from 2408~2474MHz        34 channels. See the attached block
diagram and schematic.


The Wireless Device is manually operated by the buttons clicked and controlled cursor
by hand. Through the air transmit signal to host.


All tuning and verification are performed by the manufacture and there are no
adjustments can be made by the user. No external ground is required.


Function description:
1. SW: T/R switch toggles between TX and RX.
2. LNA: Low Noise Amplifier provides low noise and high gain amplification for
incoming received signal.
3. MIXER: RF mixer down converts received RF signal to 6MHz IF signal for further
processing.
4. BPF: Band Pass Filter used to pass the 6 MHz IF signal and provides rejection for
image and adjacent signals.
5. Limiting Amplifier :Used to amplification IF signal from BPF and provides limited
IF signal for demodulation.
6. DEMOD: Quadrature demodulation block used to demodulate the IF signal into
FSK data.
7: LDO & BG: LDO will regulate VDD down to 1.8V for all internal blocks. Band
Gap block provides a reference voltage for all internal blocks.
8: Analog PLL block will generate different clocks for internal block from external
12MHz xtal.
9: SM & Framer: State Machine and Digital Framer provide all digital functions in
MA60H43.
10: RF Synthesizer: This is the RF synthesizer implemented with reference clock of
12MHz and the output analog signal will lock the VCO to desired frequency.
11: VCO: Voltage-controlled-oscillator is phase locked by RF synthesizer and
oscillates at 2.45GHz range.
12: MOD & FSK: Digital modulator generates modulated FSK IQ signal for
upconverter.


13: LO_SW: LO switch toggles between TX and RX paths.
14: I/Q Gen and Buffer: I/Q Gen and Buffer will convert LO signal into I and Q
signals for Mixer.
15.Unconverter: upconverter converts the IQ LO signals and modulated FSK IQ
signals into desired RF channel freguency.
16: PA: Power amplifier amplifies modulated RF signal and transmits to antenna.
17: RSSI: Detects received signal’s strength.


    The MCU
Description of MCU function
Coordinate different operating states of mouse according to preprogrammed usage
scheme to safe power consumption.
     Active mode: continuous sensor detection by MCU of Key polling.
     Standby mode: reduced key polling detection by MCU.
     RF polling mode: continuous RF IC detection by MCU.
     The MCU manages three states according to a preset usage scheme aimed
          conserving power consumption and prolong battery life as much as
          possible.
     Check the button usage by user when waiting for an interrupt from the user
          pressing keyboard button.
     Transmit to receiver data for identifying the press key. The serial data
          stream send to the radio transmitter for FSK modulation and transmission
          using a carrier signal.
     Indicating when operating voltage is too low. This to protect against erratic
          function due to a too low device operating voltage and chemical spill from
          battery ruptures due prolonged usage.
         Transmit upon pressing the device connect button the generated data
          communication ID to the receiver.


    The EEPROM
To memory the keyboard unique ID for commutation to receiver.



Document Created: 2013-01-18 16:16:36
Document Modified: 2013-01-18 16:16:36

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