SY1007A
GNSS RF Front-End
Description
The SY1007A is a radiation hardened L-band RF downconverter for GNSS receivers aimed at the professional and space markets. It is an improved version of the legacy SY1007 device that offers a LO phase noise improvement of about 10dB below 100Hz offset, a lower noise gain control input and SEL-free operation up to a LET = 85MeV·cm2/mg.
This device is designed in a 0.35μm SiGe process. Like its predecessor, the SY1007A is a programmable dual conversion super-heterodyne receiver that includes all functional blocks needed to implement the complete RF front-end of multiband GNSS receivers. It can be configured to receive most GPS, Galileo, GLONASS and BeiDou signals in the L-band up to a bandwidth of 24MHz. Since it is pin-to-pin compatible with the SY1007, the SY1007A can be used to upgrade existing systems designed around the SY1007.Only an adjustment of a few components will be required.
Features
- Complete, highly integrated RF front-end. Supports most L-band GNSS signals up to 24MHz bandwidth.
- Pin-to-pin compatible upgrade for the legacy SY1007.
- Low voltage operation, low power consumption.
- AVDD: 2.7V to 3.6V, DVDD: 2.4V to 3.6V.
- Fully active: 18mA
- Stand-by: 6.9mA
- Doze: 1.34mA
- Sleep: <1μA
- Supports passive and active antennas.
- Flexible 2MHz to 5MHz reference frequency.
- Analog quadrature I/Q outputs (balanced).
- Compact 6mmx 6mm ceramic-metal and plastic BGA
- package variants.
Signals
- All GNSS signals up to 24 MHz bandwidth.
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These document revisions replace any previous releases.
IMPORTANT WARNING! Users of the previous SY1007 chip are kindly requested to download and read with attention the following Application Brief AB-01, in which few additional precautions needed to adapt the old SY1017C design to the use of the new chip SY1017A are outlined.
The reference plane for the S-parameters is at the device's balls. PCB strays are not included and shall be added manually to the simulation, otherwise the results will most likely be invalid.
The reference plane for the S-parameters is at the device's balls. PCB strays are not included and shall be added manually to the simulation, otherwise the results will most likely be invalid.