Operating conditions

The operating conditions are the physical parameters that the chip can operate within.

Table 1. Operating conditions
SymbolParameterNotesMin.Nom.Max.Units
VDDBattery input voltage

Including voltage drop, ripple and spikes.

3.03.75.5V

RF 3GPP limited temperature -10°C to 55°C

3.13.75.5V
RF Product Specification operating temperature3.33.75.5V
VDD_GPIOGPIO input voltage1.73.6V
GPIOHGPIO high level voltageVDD_GPIOV
MAGPIOHMAGPIO high level voltageSupply from internal LDO1.71.81.9V
VIOVIO high level voltageSupply from internal LDO1.71.81.9V
TAOperating temperature-402585°C
COEXCOEX high level voltageVDD_GPIOV
SIMIFSIMIF output high level voltageSupply from internal LDO1.71.81.9V
Note: There can be excessive leakage at VDD and/or VDD_GPIO if any of these supply voltages is outside its range given in the table above.
Note: It is not recommended to use high voltage, high drive GPIO outputs (VOH,HDH and VOH,HDL) with high frequency, high capacitance loads unless needed, as this may increase noise level and affect radio receiver performance. High drive/high load should especially be avoided on GPIO pins close to the radio front end.

VDD_GPIO considerations

VDD_GPIO is the supply to the general purpose I/O.

The following restrictions should be taken into considerations:
  • VDD_GPIO should be applied after VDD has been supplied
  • VDD_GPIO should be removed before removing VDD
  • If VDD is supplied and VDD_GPIO is grounded, an extra current consumption can be generated on VDD
  • If ENABLE is low, VDD_GPIO should also be low