Passive Low Frequency Interface Device With EEPROM and 134.2 kHz Transponder (Rev. A)0 pages

TMS37157
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SWRS083A – SEPTEMBER 2009 – REVISED NOVEMBER 2009
PASSIVE LOW FREQUENCY INTERFACE DEVICE WITH EEPROM
AND 134.2 kHz TRANSPONDER INTERFACE
Check for Samples: TMS37157
FEATURES
APPLICATIONS
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Wide Supply Voltage Range 2 V to 3.6 V
Ultra Low Power Consumption
– Active Mode Max. 150 μA
– Power Down Mode 60 nA
121 Free Bytes User Memory
Low Frequency Halb Duplex (HDX) Interface
– HDX Transponder Communication
Achieving Maximum Perfomance and
Highest Noise Immunity
– Special Selective Addressing Mode Allows
Anti Collision
– Up to 8 kbit/s LF Uplink Data Rate
– 126 Byte EEPROM:
– 121 Bytes Free Available EEPROM User
Memory
– 32 Bit Unique Serial Number
– 8 Bit Selective Address
– High EEPROM Flexibility
– Pages are Irreversible Lockable and
Protectable
– Battery Check and Battery Charge Function
– Resonance Frequency: 134.2 kHz
– Integrated Resonance Frequency Trimming
– Downlink – Amplitude Shift Keying
– Uplink – Frequency Shift Keying
3 Wire SPI Interface for Accessing the
EEPROM and Exchanging Data With the
Microcontroller Through the LF Interface
0.6mm Pitch, 4mm x 4mm VQFN Package
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Wireless Batteryless Sensor Interface using
Energy Harvesting
– Microcontroller and Sensor can be
Powered Through the LF Link
– Data is Directly Transmitted Over the LF
Link From the Base Station via the
TMS37157 to the Micrcontroller and Vice
Versa.
Batteryless Configuration Memory
– Memory can be Written Without Battery
Support
– Microcontroller can Read the Content of the
Memory When It Gets Connected to a
Battery and Use It for Configuration
– Microcontroller can Write the Memory,
Which can be Read Out Later Through the
LF Link
Ultra Low Power Data Logger Memory (Smart
Metering)
– Memory Can Be Written By a
Microcontroller
– Memory Can Be Read Through LF Interface
Without Battery Support
Multi Purpose LF Interface to a Microcontroller
– Short Range RF Interface to a
Microcontroller Where Other Frequencies
are Not an Option
– Ultra Low Power Mode can Result in an
Overall Power Consumption of 60 nA
Remote Control Application
– Combination With an UHF Transmitter or IR
Transmitter and a μC
– Power Management of the TMS37157 can
Power Down the Microcontroller
– The Push Button Detection Circuit can
Power Up a Microcontroller
Stand Alone LF-Transponder with Memory
– RFID Transponder with Unique ID and 121
Bytes Free Programmable EEPROM User
Memory
– Only Few Additional Components Needed
– No Battery Required
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