RX1110

This amplifier-sequenced hybrid (ASH) receiver of the RX1110 is based on several leading-edge technologies that allow outstanding performance in a small and simple-to-apply module. Two surface-accoustic-wave (SAW) devices are employed. Front-end filtering by a low-loss coupled-resonator SAW filter provides excellent selectivity. Typical sensitivity better than -94 dBm is achieved with no RF oscillating or regenerative circuits. This results in virtually no RF spurious emissions. A low-loss SAW delay line provides the time delay necessary to sequence the two RF amplifiers. Time sequencing of the RF gain eliminates the need for frequency conversion prior to AM detection. This receiver is designed to operate from 3 V lithium battery with typically 1.3 mA current. For system design flexibility, the baseband output is accessible, and the comparator threshold can be changed externally between two settings. Typical applications of the RX1110 include unlicensed wireless remote-controls, security and data-link devices operating in the USA under FCC part 15, in Australia, in Japan, and in Korea.