MICRF620 Micrel Inc, MICRF620 Datasheet - Page 11
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MICRF620
Manufacturer Part Number
MICRF620
Description
Manufacturer
Micrel Inc
Datasheet
1.MICRF620.pdf
(21 pages)
Specifications of MICRF620
Operating Temperature (min)
-20C
Operating Temperature Classification
Commercial
Modulation Type
FSK
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Not Compliant
Power on Reset
When applying voltage to the MICRF620 a power on reset
state is entered. During the time period of power on reset,
the MICRF620 should be considered to be in an unknown
state and the user should wait until completed (See Table
6). The power on reset timing given in table 6 is covering
all conditions and should be treated as a maximum delay
time. In some application it might be beneficial to minimize
the power on reset time. In these cases we recommend to
follow below procedure:
Micrel, Inc.
July 2006
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Programming Summary
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Use CS, SCLK, and IO to get access to the control
registers in MICRF620.
SCLK is user-controlled.
Write to the MICRF620 at positive edges
(MICRF620 reads at negative edges).
Read from the MICRF620 at negative edges
(MICRF620 writes at positive edges)
After power-on: Write to the complete set of
control registers.
Address field is 7 bits long. Enter msb first.
R/W bit is 1 bit long (“1” for read, “0” for write)
Address and R/W bit together make 1 octet
All control registers are 8 bits long. Enter/read msb
in every octet first.
Always write 8 bits to/read 8 bits from a control
register. This is the case for registers with less
than 8 used programming bits as well.
Writing: Bring CS high, write address and R/W bit
followed by the new values to fill into the
addressed control register(s) and bring CS low for
loading, i.e., activation of the new control register
values.
Reading: Bring CS high, write address and R/W
bit, set IO as an input, read present contents of the
addressed control register(s), bring CS low and
set IO an output.
MICRF620/MICRF620Z
M9999-120205