Doesn't Work (Very Well) tempting Carrier Detect (CD) output receiver

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Doesn't Work (Very Well) tempting Carrier Detect (CD) output receiver module flag microprocessor that receiver requires attention decode incoming signal. This simple scheme fraught with difficulties that apparent during development severely limit overall system performance. carrier detect signal does 'exactly what says box' becomes active whenever receiver sees energy within passband which considerable (300kHz). This energy generated interference such harmonics high-speed logic signal switch mode power supply circuitry. This will cause false triggers cause simple decoding algorithms stumble. carrier detect signal will also become very noisy range unusual 'chatter' whilst active. further consideration that carrier detect threshold always above level that receiver recover usable signal. typical cost receiver this twice maximum receiver sensitivity throwing valuable range away nothing! receiver also been effectively down graded system carrier detect threshold amplitude measurement. better method involves using decoder software continually monitor data output searching valid times some other method valid signal detection. "Testing, Testing, Testing" Inexperienced software engineers simple 'edge detect' methods decoding incoming streams from power radio receivers. Whilst these methods work well with hard-wired systems they rugged enough radio. single noise spike wrong place destroy complete data packet this reason unwise UARTs other devices intended wired communications. better scheme takes multiple samples each period reconstructs data majority decision. This accommodates noise spikes typical jitter found receivers reach extremes range. such methods data recovered from noisy signals thus considerably extending achievable range extra cost.
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LPRS Radiometrix largest European distributor. Their range high quality, transceiver modules designed offer maximum interference immunity from such sources TETRA mobile radio systems. Frequencies covered include 433.92MHz, 868870MHz 916MHz (USA). your system calls long range, over mts, then Circuit Design narrow band TXCVR will make your product long way. 433-434MHz 868-870MHz versions available. tight budget with high volume product, need evaluate MICREL Semiconductor MICRF range single chip ICs. These offer highly cost-effective simple solutions many short-range applications. Using Phase Lock Loop techniques, they used many different frequencies between 1GHz. cover most world-wide frequency allocations. LPRS designed several modules, based these chips those need their product market fast possible. need technical support with your Micrel based design, LPRS contract with Micrel offer applications support wherever required world-wide. Contact your local Micrel distributor more information.
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