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MAX-M10M - Integration manual
Figure 25: Spectrum analyzer view in u-center with the option view/hold selected
By changing the number of constellations enabled, the span widens or narrows. This has
a direct impact on the spectrum resolution, as the number of frequencies measured is
fixed and equals to 256. For further details about this message and how to calculate each
frequency, see the interface description [
A big spur may be visible in the center frequency. The signal comes internally from the
receiver and it does not cause any degradation in the performance.
3.3 RF front-end
GNSS receivers operate with very low signal levels, ranging from -130 dBm to approximately -167
dBm. This alone is a challenge for the GNSS application design. Out-of-band sources of interference
such as GSM, CDMA, WCDMA, LTE, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth wireless systems with a much higher signal
level require additional specific measures. The goal of the RF front-end design is to receive the in-
band signal with minimum loss and added noise while suppressing the out-of-band interference.
The MAX-M10M RF front-end is designed for an external active antenna selected based on the
GNSS performance and RF immunity requirements for the application. Alternatively, a passive
antenna directly connected to the RF input can be used for a lowest-cost solution with moderate
GNSS performance. The RF input is matched to 50 Ω and includes a built-in DC block. Refer to the
for an overview of the RF front-end.
3.3.1 Internal LNA modes
The internal LNA in the receiver has three operating modes: normal gain, low gain, and bypass mode.
• By default, the internal LNA is configured for the normal-gain mode for optimized sensitivity.
• For RF front-end designs with 15 dB or higher total external gain, low-gain mode can be used to
improve immunity. The power consumption is also slightly reduced in low-gain mode.
• For RF front-end designs with 25 dB or higher total external gain, bypass mode can be used to
improve immunity. The power consumption is further reduced in bypass mode.
The internal LNA mode can be configured at run time in BBR and RAM layers using the
configuration item CFG-HW-RF_LNA_MODE and applying a reset or set permanently in the
one-time-programmable (OTP) memory in production. The configuration in the OTP memory
is automatically applied at every startup. Refer to
Internal LNA mode configuration
information.
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