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MLX90111 Datasheet PDF : 12 Pages
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MLX90111
128bit Read Write Transponder
General Description
The MLX90111 is a 128bit Read Write
transponder IC.
The integrated tune
capacitance and the external coil form a
resonant LC antenna that absorbs part of the
electromagnetic energy radiated by the
transceiver LC antenna. Physically, a magnetic
coupling occurs between the transceiver, also
referred to as "reader", and transponder
antennas
To amplitude modulate (AM) the RF carrier, the
transponder damps the electromagnetic field by
switching a resistor in parallel with its coil. This
way the transponder repetitively transmits its
128bit-identification code (ID) to the transceiver,
which recovers the envelope of the damped
field, and decodes the ID.
The transceiver can send commands and data
to the transponder by modulating the amplitude
of the carrier.
POR level
When the transponder is placed in an external
radio frequency (RF) field of appropriate
frequency and amplitude, the internal power
supply (VDD) can build up as charge on the
integrated buffer capacitance. The modulation
resistor is switched on and off as soon as VDD
has reached the Power On Reset (POR) level.
When the modulation resistor is switched on, the
LC circuit is no longer tuned, therefore no
energy is taken from the field, and VDD drops
due to internal consumption. Hence, by
switching the modulation resistor on and off, it is
possible to oscillate around the POR level. This
phenomenon is referred to as hiccuping.
The modulation resistor is switched off when the
transponder drops below the POR level.
Sensitivity level
The minimum electromagnetic force (e.m.f.)
needed to avoid hiccuping is defined by
Vacsens. At this level the power supply will not
drop below the POR level while the modulation
resistance is switched on during modulation.
Clock recovery
The transponder takes its clock from the carrier
frequency. Depending on the speed option, the
carrier frequency is divided by 32(4kbaud),
64(2kbaud) to generate the bit rate.
Demodulator
If the external RF field is AM modulated
according to the asynchronous control pattern
(ACP), the transponder stops transmitting the ID
and enters the Program Mode.
Data is then sent to the transponder using
Return to One encoding. First half bit is low (0)
or high (1), and the second half is high. In the
middle of each half bit one sample is taken. In
order for the transponder to detect the ACP
modulation a minimum modulation depth is
required. See timing specification below for
more details on the write protocol.
RF limiter, or clamping
The build up of voltage on the resonant LC
circuit is limited to avoid damaging the internal
circuit.
Modulator
The modulator consists of a modulation resistor
that is switched in parallel with the resonant LC
circuit (antenna). Because in weak RF fields the
rising edge is much slower than the falling edge
of the envelope, a symmetrically driven
modulator would give an asymmetrical envelope.
This is anticipated by delaying each falling edge
by a fixed number of RF clock pulses. The
modulator is hence driven asymmetrical. Each
ON state is reduced by 8 (4) clocks in 2 (4)
kBaud mode, and each OFF state is prolonged
by the same amount.
Speed Total clocks
per Bit
2kbaud
64
4kbaud
32
Clocks ‘ON’ state
Long ON = 64 - 8
Short ON = 32 - 8
Long ON = 32 – 4
Short ON = 16 – 4
Clocks ‘OFF’ state
Long ON = 64 + 8
Short ON = 32 + 8
Long ON = 32 + 4
Short ON = 16 + 4
MLX90111 128bit Read Write Transponder Page 5 of 12
Rev 1.12 5-Feb-01

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