SI4421-A0-FT Silicon Laboratories Inc, SI4421-A0-FT Datasheet - Page 28

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SI4421-A0-FT

Manufacturer Part Number
SI4421-A0-FT
Description
IC TXRX FSK 915MHZ 3.8V 16-TSSOP
Manufacturer
Silicon Laboratories Inc
Datasheet

Specifications of SI4421-A0-FT

Frequency
433MHz, 868MHz, 915MHz
Data Rate - Maximum
256kbps
Modulation Or Protocol
FSK
Applications
ISM
Power - Output
7dbm
Sensitivity
-110dBm
Voltage - Supply
2.2 V ~ 3.8 V
Current - Receiving
15mA
Current - Transmitting
28mA
Data Interface
PCB, Surface Mount
Antenna Connector
PCB, Surface Mount
Operating Temperature
-40°C ~ 85°C
Package / Case
16-TSSOP
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Memory Size
-
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
336-1737-5

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INTERRUPT HANDLING
power consumption mode, so called sleep mode. In this mode only a few parts of the circuit are working. In case of an event, the
device wakes up, switches into active mode and an interrupt signal generated on the nIRQ pin to indicate the changed state to the
microcontroller. The cause of the interrupt can be determined by reading the status word of the device (see Status Read Command,
page 27).
Several interrupt sources are available:
If any of the sources becomes active, the nIRQ pin will change to logic low level, and the corresponding bit in the status byte will be
HIGH.
Clearing an interrupt actually implies two things:
This may be completed with the following interrupt sources:
In order to achieve low power consumption there is an advanced event handling circuit implemented. The device has a very low
 RGIT – TX register empty interrupt: This interrupt generated when the transmit register is empty. Valid only when the el
 FFIT – the number of bits in the RX FIFO reached the preprogrammed level: When the number of received data bits in the
 POR – power on reset interrupt: An interrupt generated when the change on the VDD line triggered the internal reset circuit or
 RGUR – TX register under run: The automatic baud rate generator finished the transmission of the byte in the TX register
 FFOV – FIFO overflow: There are more bits received than the capacity of the FIFO (16 bits). Valid only when the ef (enable
 WKUP – wake-up timer interrupt: This interrupt event occurs when the time specified by the Wake-Up Timer Command (page
 EXT – external interrupt: Follows the level of the nINT pin if it is configured as an external Interrupt pin in the Receiver Control
 LBD – low battery detector interrupt: Occurs when the VDD goes below the programmable low battery detector threshold level
 Releasing the nIRQ pin to return to logic high
 Clearing the corresponding bit in the status byte
 RGIT: both the nIRQ pin and status bit remain active until the register is written (if under-run does not occur until the register
 FFIT: both the nIRQ pin and status bit remain active until the FIFO is read (a FIFO IT threshold number of bits have been
 POR: both the nIRQ pin and status bit can be cleared by the read status command
 RGUR: this bit is always set together with RGIT; both the nIRQ pin and the status bit remain active until the transmitter and
 FFOV: this bit is always set together with FFIT; it can be cleared by the status read command, but the FFIT bit and hence the
 WKUP: both the nIRQ pin and status bit can be cleared by the read status command
 EXT: both the nIRQ pin and status bit follow the level of the nINT pin
 LBD: the nIRQ pin can be released by the reading the status, but the status bit will remain active while the VDD is below the
(enable internal data register) bit is set in the Configuration Setting Command (page 15), and the transmitter is enabled in
the Power Management command.
receiver FIFO reaches the threshold set by the f3…f0 bits of the FIFO and Reset Mode Command (page 20) an interrupt is
fired. Valid only when the ef (enable FIFO mode) bit is set in the Configuration Setting Command and the receiver is enabled
in the Power Management Command (page 15).
a software reset command was issued. For more details, see the Reset Modes section (page 34).
before the register write occurred. Valid only when the el (enable internal data register) bit is set in the Configuration Setting
Command and the transmitter is enabled in the Power Management command.
FIFO mode) bit is set in the Configuration Setting Command and the receiver is enabled in the Power Management
command
25) has elapsed. Valid only when the ew bit is set in the Power Management Command.
Command (page 17, p16 bit is cleared).
(v3…v0 bits in the Low Battery and Microcontroller Clock Divider Command, page 26). Valid only when the eb (enable low
battery detector) bit is set in the Power Management Command.
write), or the transmitter and the TX latch are switched off.
read), the receiver is switched off, or the RX FIFO is switched off.
the TX latch is switched off.
nIRQ pin will remain active until the FIFO is read fully, the receiver is switched off, or the RX FIFO is switched off.
threshold.
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