3. TECHNICAL BRIEF
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A. TX IF Modulator
The TX I and Q signals from BB analog chipset, AD6521(U2), #F9, E9, C9, D9 are fed to #17~20 of
the HD155128TF TX modulator(U301), where they are then modulated onto either a TX IF of
270MHz(for GSM-TX) or 135MHz(for DCS-TX) by the quadrature mixer inside U301. The signal TX
LO IF(270MHz,135MHz) is input from U301. This signal is produced by the external 1,080 MHz IF
VCO of synthesizer Si4133G_XM2(U302), which has been divided down by a factor of 4 for GSM-
TX or 8 for DCS-TX. This division factor is set by the control signal of BB digital chipset,
AD6522(U3) #D14, D13, F11.
The modulator provides more than 40 dBc of carrier and unwanted side-band rejection and
produces a GMSK modulated signal. The BB software is able to cancel out differential DC offsets in
the I/Q BB signals caused by imperfections in the D/A converters. The TX-Modulator implements a
quadrature modulator. The IF-frequency input signal is split into two precise orthogonal carriers,
which are multiplied by the BB modulation signal IT/ITX and QT/QTX. It is used as reference signal
for the OPLL.
Figure 3-6. TX IF Modulator and OPLL Circuit.
Summary of Contents for 512W
Page 1: ...GSM Phone SERVICE MANUAL MODEL LG 512W SERVICE MANUAL MODEL LG 512W ...
Page 27: ...3 TECHNICAL BRIEF 26 3 8 Power Management ADP3408 Figure 3 12 ADP3408 Inner Block Diagram ...
Page 30: ...3 TECHNICAL BRIEF 29 Figure 3 13 Keypad Switches and Scanning ...
Page 35: ...4 1 RX Trouble 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 34 ...
Page 36: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 35 RX Level Check EGSM ...
Page 37: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 36 RX Level Check DCS ...
Page 38: ...4 2 TX Trouble 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 37 ...
Page 39: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 38 TX Level Check ...
Page 41: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 40 4 3 Power on Trouble ...
Page 42: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 41 ...
Page 43: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 42 4 4 Charge Trouble ...
Page 44: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 43 4 5 LCD Trouble ...
Page 45: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 44 4 6 Receiver Trouble ...
Page 46: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 45 4 7 Buzzer Trouble ...
Page 47: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 46 4 8 MIC Trouble ...
Page 48: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 47 4 9 Vibrator Trouble ...
Page 49: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 48 4 10 Indicator LED Trouble ...
Page 50: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 49 ...
Page 51: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 50 4 11 Backlight LED Trouble ...
Page 52: ...4 12 Folder on off Trouble 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 51 ...
Page 53: ...4 13 SIM Detect Trouble 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 52 ...
Page 54: ...4 14 Earphone Trouble 4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 53 ...
Page 55: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 54 ...
Page 56: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 55 4 15 HFK Trouble ...
Page 57: ...4 TROUBLE SHOOTING 56 ...
Page 63: ...5 TEST POINT DATA 62 Figure 5 4 Receiver RF Levels GSM CH 62 60dBm DCS CH 699 60dBm ...
Page 65: ... Test Point of TX Levels 2 Figure 5 6 Test Point of TX Levels 2 5 TEST POINT DATA 64 10 19 ...
Page 72: ...5 TEST POINT DATA 71 Figure 5 16 CLK DATA SEN Figure 5 17 CLK DATA AGCEN ...
Page 73: ...Figure 5 18 RXON1 RXON2 Figure 5 19 TXEN TARAMP TXPA 5 TEST POINT DATA 72 ...
Page 74: ...5 TEST POINT DATA 73 Figure 5 20 TX IQ Signal Figure 5 21 RX IQ Signal ...
Page 87: ...9 2 FPCB Figure 9 2 FPCB Blockdiagram 9 BLOCK DIAGRAM 86 ...
Page 88: ...9 BLOCK DIAGRAM 87 9 3 RF Figure 9 3 RF Blockdiagram ...
Page 89: ...9 BLOCK DIAGRAM 88 ...
Page 91: ...12 DOWNLOAD AND CALIBRATION 94 Figure 12 2 Download Setup Type2 Using JIG ...
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