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MAX2830
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The MAX2830 direct conversion, zero-IF, RF transceiver is designed specifically for 2.4GHz to 2.5GHz 802.11g/b WLAN applications. The MAX2830 completely...
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MAX2830 on Analog.com
Hello,
I plan on using the MAX2830 for a custom TX/RX pair for wireless audio applications, but im concerned if the chip can accept 0-20kHz on its TX pins. Does anyone with experience using this chip know if I can feed low frequency analog into it?
The MAX2830 has a LPF in the TX path and HPF/DC Offset Correction in the RX path. The TX should have no issues handling signals in the audio range, but the RX path HPF has a 100 Hz corner frequency, which will attenuate signals in said range.
Even if the TX/RX paths could handle those frequencies, I do not recommend using the MAX2830 for this application, as it is intended/optimized for use with the 802.11 standard. Any audio signal you feed to this part may end up distorted as a result.
The MAX2830 has a LPF in the TX path and HPF/DC Offset Correction in the RX path. The TX should have no issues handling signals in the audio range, but the RX path HPF has a 100 Hz corner frequency, which will attenuate signals in said range.
Even if the TX/RX paths could handle those frequencies, I do not recommend using the MAX2830 for this application, as it is intended/optimized for use with the 802.11 standard. Any audio signal you feed to this part may end up distorted as a result.
