
CC112X/CC1175
SWRU295C
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The LO divider/band select decoding is shown in Table 29.
FS_CFG.FSD_BANDSELECT
LO Divider
RF Band [MHz]
0000 - 0001
-
Not in use
0010
4
820 - 960
0011
-
Not in use
0100
8
410 - 480
0101
-
Not in use
0110
12
273.3 - 320
0111
-
Not in use
1000
16
205 - 240
1001
-
Not in use
1010
20
164 - 192
1011
24
136.7 - 160
1100 - 1111
-
Not in use
Table 29: RF Band Selection Decoding
Since the RF band is determined by the LO divider setting, the different RF bands will also have
different frequency resolution. Note that the frequency offset word is related to the VCO frequency
programming, and hence any crystal inaccuracy compensation is therefore independent of the
selected RF band.
See Table 30 for an overview of the RF resolution.
RF Programming Resolution [Hz]
RF Band [MHz]
XOSC @ 32 MHz
XOSC @ 40 MHz
820 - 960
30.5
38.1
410 - 480
15.3
19.1
273.3 - 320
10.2
12.7
205 - 240
7.6
9.5
164 - 192
6.1
7.6
136.7 - 160
5.1
6.4
Table 30: RF Programming Resolution
8.13
IF Programming
The IF frequency is given by Equation 25 below (
XOSC
IF
f
IF
FREQ
f
15
2
_
Equation 25: IF Frequency
Note that
is given in two‟s complement format, hence both positive and negative IF are
supported.
8.14
FS Calibration
The internal on-chip FS characteristics will vary with temperature and supply voltage changes as well
as the desired operating frequency. In order to ensure reliable operation,
CC112X
includes frequency
synthesizer self-calibration circuitry. This calibration should be done regularly, and must be performed
after turning on power and before using a new radio frequency.