Managing spurs in RF circuits
A circuit and integrated circuit technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, multiplex communication, automatic power control, etc.
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[0027] Switching events and signals in adjacent circuits can generate noise or interference in sensitive analog and RF receiver circuits. In an example, harmonics from switching of digital circuits operating within an integrated circuit, circuits of a direct current-to-direct current (DC-DC) converter operating within an integrated circuit, or any combination thereof may be generated at RF frequency bands such as at 2.4 GHz ), where the received signal may have amplitudes in the microvolt (μV) range. In some examples, frequency planning techniques may include controlling the frequency used to turn on all circuits of an integrated circuit (IC) to reduce spurs in a desired passband by changing the frequency of operation as the desired receive channel changes. However, in a microcontroller unit (MCU), which is usually connected to other off-chip circuits, sometimes the operating frequency cannot be changed without affecting the operation of the system.
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