802.15.4 Low Intermediate Frequency Radio Receiver

802.15.4 Low Intermediate Frequency Radio Receiver

802.15.4 Low Intermediate Frequency Radio Receiver By: Sanjay Avasarala Senior Project Electrical Engineering Department Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .......................................................................................................................... i LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES ........................................................................................................... ii ABSTRACT ................................................................................................................................................. iv DESIGN ......................................................................................................................................................... 1 SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 1 SECTION 2 - BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY REVIEW ...................................................................................... 2 SECTION 3 - DESIGN REQUIREMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................... 5 SECTION 4 - DESIGN ALTERNATIVES ........................................................................................................... 8 SECTION 5 - SYSTEM DESIGN ....................................................................................................................... 9 Subsection 5.1 – Image Reject Filter Analysis and Design ...................................................................11 Subsection 5.2 – BPSK Theory, Design, and Simulation .......................................................................20 Subsection 5.3 – Modulator/Demodulator Design ................................................................................25 Subsection 5.4 – Programmable Gain Amplifier Design .......................................................................25 Subsection 5.5 – Software/VHDL Design ..............................................................................................26 Software Component 5.5.1 – ADC ..................................................................................................26 Software Component 5.5.2 – Digital Oscillator Multiplication and Demodulation ........................26 Software Component 5.5.3 – Integration ........................................................................................27 Software Component 5.5.4 – Sign Determiner ................................................................................27 Software Component 5.5.5 – PRBS Signal Generator ....................................................................27 Software Component 5.5.6 – Sync Clock ........................................................................................27 Software Component 5.5.7 – PGA Feedback ..................................................................................28 SECTION 6 - CONSTRUCTION AND INTEGRATION .........................................................................................30 SECTION 7 - SUB SYSTEM TESTING ..............................................................................................................31 Subsystem 7.1 – Filter/Demodulator Testing ........................................................................................31 Subsystem 7.2 – ADC Testing ................................................................................................................37 Subsystem 7.3 –Instrumentation Amplifier though ADC Testing ..........................................................38 Subsystem 7.4 – Modulator Testing .......................................................................................................39 Subsystem 7.5 – Programmable Gain Amplifier Testing .......................................................................40 SECTION 8 - FULL SYSTEM TEST .................................................................................................................42 SECTION 9 - RESULTS ANALYSIS/CONCLUSION............................................................................................47 SECTION 10 - BIBLIOGRAPHY .....................................................................................................................49 APPENDICES .............................................................................................................................................50 APPENDIX A - ABET SENIOR PROJECT ANALYSIS .........................................................................................50 APPENDIX B - SCHEMATICS ........................................................................................................................58 APPENDIX C - PCB LAYOUT ARTWORK ........................................................................................................66 APPENDIX D - VHDL PROGRAM LISTING ......................................................................................................68 i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank my father for all the help he gave me during this project and my mother who motivated me to study and work hard and remain dedicated. I also want to thank my senior project advisor Professor Wayne Pilkington for the support and guidance he gave me these last two quarters. ii List of Tables and Figures TABLES TABLE 3.1 – System specifications and requirements .................................................................................. 7 TABLE 5.1 – Functional description of each sub system block .................................................................. 10 TABLE 7.1.1 – Recorded values for initial filter test set up ....................................................................... 31 TABLE 7.1.2 – Recorded values for proper individual filter test ............................................................... 32 TABLE 7.1.3 – Table of 5 random samples chosen from data collected for the complex filter .................. 35 TABLE 7.5.1 – Selected waveforms and their respective gains and states ................................................. 41 TABLE 8.1 – Sensitivity test results ............................................................................................................. 46 TABLE 9.1 – Basic top level specifications of the receiver ........................................................................ 47 TABLE A.1 – Estimated costs ..................................................................................................................... 51 TABLE A.2 – Actual costs .......................................................................................................................... 52 TABLE A.3 – Bill of materials .................................................................................................................... 52 FIGURES FIGURE 1.1 – Leakage in a mixer ................................................................................................................ 2 FIGURE 5.1 – Block diagram of the entire system ....................................................................................... 9 FIGURE 5.1.1 – Simplified block diagram of an image reject system ........................................................ 11 FIGURE 5.1.2 – Magnitude response of a simple rudimentary low pass filter ........................................... 13 FIGURE 5.1.3 – Block diagram of an image reject transfer function ......................................................... 14 FIGURE 5.1.4 – Practical realization of a simple image reject filter ......................................................... 14 FIGURE 5.1.5 – A more detailed look at a simple image reject filter ........................................................ 15 FIGURE 5.1.6 – Magnitude response of a simple image reject filter ......................................................... 16 FIGURE 5.1.7 – Ideal image reject filter using a fifth order Butterworth low pass filter ........................... 16 FIGURE 5.1.8 – Magnitude response of a 5th order Band pass filter (ideal) ............................................... 17 FIGURE 5.1.9 – Magnitude response of a 5th order Band pass filter with group delay (ideal) ................... 18 FIGURE 5.1.10 – Magnitude response of a 5th order Band pass filter (non-ideal) .................................... 18 FIGURE 5.1.11 – Completed filter schematic. This is the schematic view in LTSpice ................................ 19 FIGURE 5.2.1 – A BPSK system representation using a DSB-SC architecture .......................................... 20 FIGURE 5.2.2 – Simulation showing the modulated signal. ....................................................................... 20 FIGURE 5.2.3 – Down converted low IF signal without filtering .............................................................. 21 FIGURE 5.2.4 – Demodulated output signal .............................................................................................. 22 FIGURE 5.2.5 – Unfiltered demodulated signal with AWGN ..................................................................... 23 FIGURE 5.2.6 – Entire simulated BPSK system in Simulink ....................................................................... 24 FIGURE 5.5.7.1 – Software flow diagram for the PGA .............................................................................. 28 FIGURE 5.5.7.2 – State Variable Diagram ................................................................................................

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