BS EN IEC 62604-2:2022 – TC
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Tracked Changes. Surface acoustic wave (SAW) and bulk acoustic wave (BAW) duplexers of assessed quality – Guidelines for the use
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2022 | 78 |
IEC 62604-2:2022 is available as IEC 62604-2:2022 RLV which contains the International Standard and its Redline version, showing all changes of the technical content compared to the previous edition.IEC 62604-2:2022 applies to duplexers which can separate receiving signals from transmitting signals and are key components for two-way radio communications, and which are generally used in mobile phone systems compliant with CDMA systems such as N-CDMA in second generation mobile telecommunication systems (2G), W-CDMA / UMTS (3G) or LTE (4G). These guidelines draw attention to some fundamental questions about the theory of SAW and BAW duplexers and how to use them, which will be considered by the user before he places an order for SAW and BAW duplexers for a new application. Such a procedure will be the user’s insurance against unsatisfactory performance. Because SAW and BAW duplexers have very similar performance for the usage, it is useful and convenient for users that both duplexers are described in one standard. This edition includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition: – the term “cross-isolation” has been added to Clause 3; – multiplexers are described. NOTE In this document, SAW and BAW duplexers are treated simultaneously because both duplexers are used in the same manner, especially in mobile phone systems and have the same requirements of characteristics, test method and so on.
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51 | Annex ZA (normative)Normative references to international publicationswith their corresponding European publications |
52 | Blank Page |
53 | English CONTENTS |
55 | FOREWORD |
57 | INTRODUCTION |
58 | 1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions 3.1 Response characteristics related terms |
59 | 3.2 SAW and BAW duplexers related terms 4 Technical considerations 5 Fundamentals of SAW and BAW duplexers 5.1 Basic function 5.1.1 General |
60 | 5.1.2 TX filter response (filter response from TX port to antenna port) Figures Figure 1 – Basic duplexer configuration Tables Table 1 – Frequency allocation for typical LTE frequency division duplex (FDD) bands |
61 | 5.1.3 RX filter response (filter response from antenna port to RX port) 5.1.4 Isolation (isolation from TX port to RX port) Figure 2 – Basic TX filter response example of SAW and BAW duplexers Figure 3 – Basic RX filter response example of SAW and BAW duplexers |
62 | 5.2 Basic structure 5.3 Principle of operation Figure 4 – Basic isolation characteristics example of SAW and BAW duplexers |
63 | Figure 5 – The block diagram of a duplexer |
64 | Figure 6 – Demanded condition of TX part for duplexers Figure 7 – Phase rotation in TX part |
65 | 5.4 Diplexer Figure 8 – Demanded condition of RX part for duplexers Figure 9 – Basic diplexer configuration |
66 | 5.5 Multiplexer 6 SAW and BAW duplexer characteristics 6.1 General conditions for SAW and BAW duplexers Figure 10 – Basic multiplexer configuration |
67 | Figure 11 – Typical wide range frequency response of TX filter |
68 | Figure 12 – Typical wide range frequency response of RX filter for upper local system Figure 13 – Phase shifter by microstrip line on the surface of a ceramic package Figure 14 – Lumped element phase shifter |
69 | 6.2 Typical characteristics of SAW and BAW duplexers 6.2.1 UMTS duplexer 6.2.2 US CDMA duplexer 6.2.3 PCS CDMA duplexer Figure 15 – Duplexer configuration |
70 | 6.2.4 LTE Band 1 + Band 3 multiplexer |
71 | Figure 16 – Frequency characteristics of SAW duplexer for UMTS Band 1 system |
72 | Figure 17 – Frequency characteristics of a SAW duplexer for US CDMA system |
73 | Figure 18 – Frequency characteristics of BAW duplexer for PCS CDMA system |
74 | 7 Application guidelines 7.1 Power durability 7.2 Harmonics and inter-modulation distortion 7.3 Measurement method for the duplexer Figure 19 – Frequency characteristics of SAW Band 1 + Band 3 multiplexer for LTE |
75 | Figure 20 – Four-port-type network analyzer for duplexer measurement |
76 | 7.4 Electrostatic voltage protection Figure 21 – Four-port-type network analyzer for measurement ofa balanced RX port duplexer |
77 | Bibliography |