ISL83740 Datasheet PDF - Intersil Corporation
| Part Number | ISL83740 | |
| Description | (ISL837030 / ISL83740) Modem Reference Designs | |
| Manufacturers | Intersil Corporation | |
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Datasheet
May 2002
ISL837030, ISL83740
FN8013.5
Modem Reference
Designs
The ISL837030 and ISL83740 Broadband Wireless Modem
Reference Designs support a wide range of modulation
orders and symbol rates.*
In both Reference Designs, sophisticated coding,
equalization, and symbol recovery techniques are employed,
resulting in robust wireless link performance.
The ISL837030 and ISL83740 Reference Designs support
high-capacity digital microwave radios with data rates up to
238Mbps (ISL83740) and 160Mbps (ISL837030). They
provide a flexible, high performance, economical solution for
fixed wireless applications.
* Differences between the ISL837030 and ISL83740 are marked in text as
needed. Also see Release Notes on page 25.
Benefits
• Eliminates the need to develop custom ASICs
• Optimizes wireless link capacity and Bit Error Rate (BER)
performance
• Enables rapid prototyping and compliance testing
• Proven technology
• Optional Evaluation Kit supports demo requirements,
performance evaluation, and lab testing
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Features
• Programmable modulation
Both: QPSK, 8PSK, 16QAM, 32QAM
ISL83740 only: 64QAM, 128QAM
• Flexible data rates
ISL83740: up to 238Mbps
ISL837030: up to 160Mbps
• Programmable symbol rates
• Reed Solomon (RS) encoding/decoding
• Concatenated coding using RS and PTCM inner code
• FCC and ETSI spectral mask compliance
• Powerful equalization
Includes
• Sample ISL87060MIK Modulator and ISL87060DIK
Demodulator Chip Sets for development and test.
• Complete Manufacturing Documentation Package: Bill of
Materials, Schematics, PCBA Fabrication Files, including
Gerber Files.
• Test Documentation.
• Embedded Monitor and Control Software provides
comprehensive setup and test capabilities. Accepts
commands in binary or ASCII format.
Optional Evaluation Kit
The modem PCBA is mounted on an Evaluation Platform,
allowing the modem to be set up and tested in a standard lab
environment. Includes VHF and L-band IF Interfaces and a
sophisticated Graphical User Interface for Windows
operating systems. (ISL83700EVAL/ISL83740EVAL)
ISL87060MIK
Data Modulator/
Encoder
ASYNC
Serial
Controller
DAC
Level
TrimDAC Offset
Differential
LPF Baseband
Outputs
Baseband
Loopback
FLASH
ISL87060DIK
Data Demodulator/
Decoder
Modem PCBA
Decimating
Matched
Filter
ADC
LPF
Differential
Baseband
Inputs
FIGURE 1 Simplified Block Diagram
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ISL837030, ISL83740
Functional Description
Modulator Functions
The modulator accepts byte-wide parallel data, encodes it,
digitizes it, and produces a balanced analog signal output.
This signal can then be up-converted to whatever RF/IF
frequency the application requires. It consists of four
functions:
1. ISL87060MIK Modulator ASSP
The modulator ASSP provides a digital representation of a
modulated analog signal. The chip accepts byte-wide TTL
data and applies:
• Energy Dispersal
• Reed-Solomon Forward Error Correction (FEC)
• Convolutional Interleaving
• Symbol Generation for various modulation formats with
or without Convolutional Coding
• Pulse Shaping
• Tuning
The digital output from the ASSP consists of eight 10-bit
ports, four for I and four for Q. Each port represents at least
one of four samples per symbol which requires multiplexing
before it is applied to the Digital to Analog Converter (DAC).
2. Digital to Analog Converter (DAC)
The DAC section muxes each of the four 10-bit ports and
converts them into an analog signal representation of the
digital values produced by the ASSP. The DAC samples at a
minimum of four samples per symbol based on the ASSP’s
Interpolator setting.
TrimDACs, controlled by the processor, provide fine
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output signals. Two of the TrimDACs control the reference
voltage used by the output DACs, thereby adjusting the
output signal amplitude. The default setting corresponds to a
zero adjustment.
3. Low Pass Filter (LPF)
The analog signal from the DAC is then filtered to eliminate
undesired digitizing effects. The TrimDAC is used to control
the offset voltage of the output signal, allowing the user to
adjust the balance between the I and Q baseband output
signals for upconverter optimization.
4. Rate Exchange
The Rate Exchange function generates clocks by converting
the byte-wide interface clock to an ASSP processing clock. It
then provides the sample clocks to the DAC and Mux
sections. The relationship between the byte clock input and
the other clocks varies dramatically depending on the FEC
and Interpolator settings within the ASSP.
Demodulator Functions
The demodulator accepts differential analog baseband I and
Q signals, then filters, decodes, corrects, and converts them
to byte-wide digital data and clock. It consists of six functions:
1. Low Pass Filter (LPF)
The LPF eliminates any undesired baseband high frequency
artifacts caused by the down conversion process.
2. ADC
The Analog to Digital Converter (ADC) provides a digital
representation of the modulated baseband analog signal. It
provides eight bits of data for each of the I and Q channels.
3. FPGA Decimating Filter
A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) based Decimating
Matched Filter is provided for additional filtering based on the
desired symbol rate. Multiple FPGA designs are required to
cover the full symbol range. They are stored in the
processor’s FLASH memory and loaded as required, based
on configuration parameters. The modem automatically
toggles between the FPGA designs depending on the baud
rate.
4. ISL87060DIK Demodulator ASSP
The demodulator ASSP accepts quantized baseband I and Q
signals and provides all necessary demodulation functions
including:
• Carrier and Symbol Acquisition and Tracking
• Adaptive Equalization
• Data Estimation
• Convolutional Deinterleaving
• Energy Dispersal Removal
• Decoding Functions, including Reed-Solomon
decoding
5. Baseband Loopback
The modulator baseband output can be configured to be
connected to the input of the demodulator. This allows in-
system functional verification of the modem. The loop-back
circuit is implemented with a fully differential buffered/switch
circuit. When engaged, the loop-back signals are summed
with the normal I and Q input signals to the demodulator. This
configuration does not require that either the normal
modulator I/Q outputs or the normal demodulator I/Q inputs
be disconnected. Operation is transparent to the normal
loading on these interfaces.
The loop-back signals are summed with the
normal input signals. Therefore, when loopback
is enabled the system must be set to minimize
the signal input from the normal demodulator I/Q
input path.
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