MT3620
Hardware User Guide
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7.5
Diversity
7.5.1
Receive diversity is supported in hardware
The figure shown below is a block diagram of the RF front-end design when using on-chip receive
diversity.
Receive diversity is supported without the need for an external switch, by way of two additional
receive-only diversity antenna ports.
Per-packet antenna diversity (fast-diversity).
Basebase softwware automatically controls switching between the main and auxilliary receive
paths.
Transmission only occurs throug the main antenna port.
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7.5.2
Full transmit/receive diversity is supported in software but requires
an external DPTP switch
The figure shown below shows the RF front-end design when supporting full transmit/receive antenna
diversity.
Full transmit/receive antenna diversity requires an external DPDT RF switch.
In this case RF transceiving is fixed to the main path only, and does not use the auxilliary diversity
receive ports.