引用: abc1763613206 发表于 2018-9-29 19:36
我在下面的链接中看到了组件文档。
(HTTP://www. CyPress)/DooptTys/CaseDeaSeTeSs/PSoC-CaltoReal-组件数据表-BootoSt-低能量BLE)
在P84中,我看到了函数“CyByth-SrrxgGaNeMyType”。
正dB是较强的信号;负dB在信号强度上是相同的比例变化,但它反而减弱了信号强度。
正常VS高增益模式相差2dB差值,这大约是信号接收灵敏度的1.6倍。
无线电列表-作为默认RX灵敏度的89分贝,因为这是来自正确增益的单位增益发射机的信号的分数功率。例如,在到达接收机之前,在1 W/m ^ 3处发射的无线电将在接收机的信号强度下降89分贝时接收,这个DB值对应于需要的信号强度的0.0000000126 W/m ^ 3。(这是一个粗略的计算,但它演示了数学和概念相当好。)
不知道LNA如何与CyByLyStRxGangMeDeNe()函数匹配,但它可以是TRM和CyPress函数之间的区别,它将TRM中找到的设置设置为每个设置/模式的特定配置。
以上来自于百度翻译
以下为原文
Positive dB is a stronger signal; Negative dB is the same proportional change in signal strength, but it is decreased signal strength instead.
The Normal vs High Gain modes differ by the 2dB difference, which is a roughly 1.6~ times increase in signal reception sensitivity.
The radio lists -89 dB as the default RX sensitivity as that is the fractional power of a signal from a unity-gain transmitter that can be correctly received. For example, a radio transmitting at 1 W/m^3 would be receivable by the receiver at a -89 dB drop in signal strength before reaching the receiver, this dB value corresponds to 0.0000000126 W/m^3 of signal strength needed to function. (This is a rough calculation, but it demonstrates the math and concept pretty well.)
No idea how the LNA Gain matches to the CyBle_SetRxGainMode() function, but it could be a difference between the TRM and the cypress function that sets the settings found in the TRM to specific configurations for each setting/mode.
引用: abc1763613206 发表于 2018-9-29 19:36
我在下面的链接中看到了组件文档。
(HTTP://www. CyPress)/DooptTys/CaseDeaSeTeSs/PSoC-CaltoReal-组件数据表-BootoSt-低能量BLE)
在P84中,我看到了函数“CyByth-SrrxgGaNeMyType”。
正dB是较强的信号;负dB在信号强度上是相同的比例变化,但它反而减弱了信号强度。
正常VS高增益模式相差2dB差值,这大约是信号接收灵敏度的1.6倍。
无线电列表-作为默认RX灵敏度的89分贝,因为这是来自正确增益的单位增益发射机的信号的分数功率。例如,在到达接收机之前,在1 W/m ^ 3处发射的无线电将在接收机的信号强度下降89分贝时接收,这个DB值对应于需要的信号强度的0.0000000126 W/m ^ 3。(这是一个粗略的计算,但它演示了数学和概念相当好。)
不知道LNA如何与CyByLyStRxGangMeDeNe()函数匹配,但它可以是TRM和CyPress函数之间的区别,它将TRM中找到的设置设置为每个设置/模式的特定配置。
以上来自于百度翻译
以下为原文
Positive dB is a stronger signal; Negative dB is the same proportional change in signal strength, but it is decreased signal strength instead.
The Normal vs High Gain modes differ by the 2dB difference, which is a roughly 1.6~ times increase in signal reception sensitivity.
The radio lists -89 dB as the default RX sensitivity as that is the fractional power of a signal from a unity-gain transmitter that can be correctly received. For example, a radio transmitting at 1 W/m^3 would be receivable by the receiver at a -89 dB drop in signal strength before reaching the receiver, this dB value corresponds to 0.0000000126 W/m^3 of signal strength needed to function. (This is a rough calculation, but it demonstrates the math and concept pretty well.)
No idea how the LNA Gain matches to the CyBle_SetRxGainMode() function, but it could be a difference between the TRM and the cypress function that sets the settings found in the TRM to specific configurations for each setting/mode.
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