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Part # MRF49XA
Description  ISM Band Sub-GHz RF Transceiver
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Preliminary
DS70590B-page 47
MRF49XA
3.4.2
AUTO CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR
When an interrupt occurs, irrespective of the OSCEN bit
setting, the crystal oscillator automatically turns on to
supply a clock signal to the microcontroller. After clearing
all interrupts and reading the STSREG, the crystal oscil-
lator is automatically turned off. The clock tail feature
provides enough clock pulses for the microcontroller to
enter the Low-Power mode. Due to this automatic
feature, it is not possible to turn off the crystal by clearing
the OSCEN bit if any interrupt is active. For example,
after power-on, the POR interrupt must be cleared by
reading STSREG and then writing ‘0’ to the OSCEN bit
puts the part in Sleep mode. It is necessary to clear all
interrupts before turning the OSCEN bit off as the extra
current required for running the crystal oscillator can
shorten the battery life significantly.
On disabling the clock output (CLKOEN = 1), both the
clock tail and auto crystal oscillator usage features are
turned off. Only the OSCEN bit controls the crystal
oscillator (considering that both RXCEN and TXCEN
bits are cleared); the interrupts have no effect on it.
The registers associated with the crystal oscillator and
clock are:
• STSREG (see Register 2-1)
• AFCCREG (see Register 2-3)
• PMCREG (see Register 2-13)
• BCSREG (see Register 2-16)
• PLLCREG (see Register 2-17)
3.5
Phase Locked Loop
The synthesizer consists of a PLL, oscillator and VCO
for controlling the channel frequency. The synthesizer
must be enabled when either the transmitter or the
receiver is enabled. For faster RX/TX switching, the
synthesizer block must be kept on. Enabling the trans-
mitter using the TXCEN bit (PMCREG<5>) will turn on
the PA, and since the synthesizer is already up and run-
ning, the PA immediately produces the TX signal at the
output. The oscillator must also be enabled to provide
the reference frequency for the PLL. On power-up, the
synthesizer performs the calibration automatically. The
synthesizer also has an internal start-up calibration
procedure. If there are significant changes in voltage or
temperature, recalibration should be performed by
simply disabling the synthesizer and re-enabling it.
When set, the SYNEN bit (PMCREG<4>) enables the
synthesizer.
The PLL circuit automatically performs the fine adjust-
ment of carrier frequency. This way, the receiver can
minimize the offset between a transmit and receive
frequency. The frequency control function can be
enabled or disabled through AFCCREG. The range of
offset can be programmed and the offset value is cal-
culated and added to the frequency control word within
the PLL to incrementally change the carrier frequency.
The MRF49XA can be programmed to automatically
change and control the carrier frequency. The carrier
frequency can also be manually activated by a strobe
signal.
The oscillator provides the reference signal to the RF
synthesizer to set up the transmit or receive frequency.
The crystal oscillator also provides a reference signal to
the RF, baseband circuits and microcontroller interface.
The PLL Configuration register configures the
following:
• Output clock buffer slew rate
• Crystal start-up time
• Phase detector delay
• PLL dithering
• PLL bandwidth
The dithering reduces the noise error when calculating
the fractional-N synthesizer code. When the PLLDD bit
(PLLCREG<2>) is cleared, dithering is enabled and the
settling time is slightly increased. The PLL bandwidth
can accommodate higher data rates above 90 kbps.
The reduced PLL bandwidth allows faster settling time
and reduced phase noise, and thus, results in a better
RX performance. See Register 2-17 for details on PLL
setting and configuration.
The registers associated with the PLL are:
• STSREG (see Register 2-1)
• AFCCREG (see Register 2-3)
• PMCREG (see Register 2-13)
• BCSREG (see Register 2-16)
• PLLCREG (see Register 2-17)



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