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AS3911 Datasheet(HTML) 140 Page - ams AG |
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140 / 159 page ![]() Page 140 ams Datasheet Document Feedback [v2-11] 2016-Jun-13 AS3911 − Application Information 2. When initiator field is detected an IRQ with I_eon flag set is sent to controller and Mask-receive Timer is started. After the Mask Receive Timer expires the receiver output starts to be observed to detect start of the initiator response. The reception process goes on as in case of reader to tag communication. 3. When the External Field Detector detects that the target has switched off its field, it sends an IRQ with I_eof flag set to the controller, and in case bit nfc_ar is set automatically activates the sequence of direct command NFC Response Field ON. In case no collision is detected during RF collision avoidance the field is switched on and an IRQ with I_cat flag set is sent to controller after TARFG. 4. The reply which was prepared as in case of reader to tag communication is transmitted using Transmit command 5. After the message is sent the field is switched off. The time between the end of the message and switching off the field is defined in General Purpose Timer. In case a new command from initiator is expected the General Purpose Timer IRQ may be masked since controller does not need this information. 6. In case a new command from Initiator is expected the sequence loops through point 1. In case the target reply was the last in a sequence (DLS_RES in case of NFCIP-1 protocol) a new command from initiator is not expected. At the moment the field is switched off, a General Purpose Timer IRQ is received and the AS3911 is put back in the low power NFC Target Mode by deactivating the Operation Control Register. NFC mode is changed back to rate detection mode by writing the Mode Definition Register. AM Modulation Depth: Definition and Calibration The AS3911 Transmitter supports OOK and AM modulation. The choice between OOK and AM modulation is done by writing Auxiliary Definition Register bit tr_am. AM modulation is preset by direct command Analog Preset in case the following protocols are configured: • ISO14443B • FeliCa • NFCIP-1 212 and 424 kbit/s The AM modulation depth can be automatically adjusted by setting the AM Modulation Depth Control Register and sending the direct command Calibrate Modulation Depth. There is also an alternative possibility where the command Calibrate Modulation Depth is not used and the modulated level is defined by writing the Antenna driver RFO AM Modulated Level Definition Register. |
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