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This reference design covers the design of a transmitter inside a 900MHz full-duplex radio using the MAX2902 single-chip transmitter. The MAX2902 is designed for use in the 868MHz to 915MHz frequency band, and complies with FCC CFR47 part 15.247 902MHz to 928MHz ISM band specifications. Reference design board features the MAX2902 single-chip transmitter, which is designed for use in 868MHz to 915MHz frequency band. The device complies with FCC CFR47 part 15.247 902MHz to 928MHz ISM band specifications. Reference design block diagram for the MAX2902 900MHz BPSK transmitter. Shows characterization report (v1b), block diagram, and interface connects. Dedicated LDO for Tx IC VCO and TCXO is to mitigate coupling from PA. The second LDO output supplies the synthesizer and the Tx IC (all but the PA). Output power and supply current at various supply voltages as a function of PA gain (VASK). Note that the reference design incorporates a 900MHz BPF (approx. 0.6dB IL) at Tx output. Reference design and EV kit provide almost identical output power at the PA. Supply current for the reference design is less than 10mA higher than the EV kit at full power. This is due to the increased bias to the PA that decreases the VCO pulling.
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