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MICRF112 Datasheet(PDF) 28 Page - Microchip Technology

Part # MICRF112
Description  The MICRF112 is a high-performance, easy-to-use, true “Data-In, RF-Out”, ASK/FSK, Phase-Locked Loop (PLL)- based, transmitter IC for applications in the 300 MHz to 450 MHz frequency range.
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MICRF112
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DS70005554A - 28
Output Matching Network
Part of the function of the output network is to attenuate the second and third harmonics. When
matching to a transmit frequency, be sure not only to optimize for maximum output power but to
attenuate unwanted harmonics.
Layout Issues
PCB layout is extremely important to achieve optimum performance and consistent manufacturing
results. Be careful with the orientation of the components to ensure that they do not couple or
decouple the RF signal. PCB trace length must be short, to minimize parasitic inductance (1in ~
20nH). For example, depending on inductance values, a 0.5 in trace can change the inductance
by as much as 10%. To reduce parasitic inductance, the use of wide traces and a ground plane
under signal traces is recommended. Use vias with low-value inductance for components requiring a
connection to ground.
Antenna Layout
The antenna trace layout affects directivity. No ground plane must be under the antenna trace. For
consistent performance, do not place components inside the loop of the antenna.



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