Wideband LO PLL frequency synthesizer with simple interface to quadrature demodulator
Four-channel radio remote control schematic diagram
The GPS reference design is an evaluation kit designed to demonstrate the essential features of an ultra-low power GPS (global positioning system) receiver, as well as serving as a reference design to illustrate how to implement such a receiver rapidly. The reference design uses the MAX2769C L1-band GNSS RF front end IC (RFIC) from Maxim Integrated, and the ultra-low power GPS baseband processing firmware provided by Baseband Technologies Inc. (BTI) that runs on a MAX32632 microcontroller unit (MCU).
Wearable devices require advanced power management to keep batteries running for extended periods of time while enabling always-on functionality. In addition, the device needs to use small rechargeable batteries and support a small form factor design. This application note shows how to implement a scalable power management solution for wearable devices that can be customized for activity monitors or smart watches. This design features a Li-ion battery charger and low quiescent current (Iq) DC/DC buck and boost converters for PMOLED displays, a boost converter for heart rate monitors (HRM) and a second Configured with low Iq DC/DC buck, it provides wireless charging input and highly configurable battery management solution.
Minimize frequency synthesizer spurious output from integrated VCO and external PLL circuitry
The MAXREFDES9001 is a complete Internet-of-Things (IoT) security reference design featuring a LoRa radio based
High-performance 65 MHz bandwidth quad-channel IF receiver with anti-aliasing filter and 184.32 MSPS sampling rate
IQ demodulator-based IF to baseband receiver with variable IF and baseband gain and programmable baseband filtering