OFDM Demodulator ICs
TC90514IXBG: OFDM Demodulation and Error Correction IC for ISDB-T Digital Terrestrial Diversity TV Reception
- The TC90514IXBG complies with ISDB-T, a Japanese standard for digital terrestrial television. It performs OFDM demodulation with antenna diversity, which is ideal for mobile receivers, as well as error correction. Up to four-branch maximal-ratio combining (MRC) diversity and adaptive equalization enable stable reception at high speeds.
- The TC90514IXBG incorporates a dedicated OFDM demodulator and an error correction circuit that comply with narrow-bandwidth ISDB-T. This allows for either one-segment broadcast reception or channel search, independently of four-branch diversity reception.
- The TC90514IXBG supports demodulation for Earthquake Early Warning information using the Auxiliary Channel (AC) carrier. The demodulated information can be shifted out via the I2C bus.
- Features
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- Up to four-branch maximal-ratio combining (MRC) diversity
- Input signal: Low intermediate-frequency (IF) signal with a center frequency of 3 to 5 MHz or a direct IF signal (57 MHz)
- Output signal: MPEG-2 TS stream
- Package: P-FBGA177-1111-0.65
- Operating ambient temperature: -40 to +85℃
- Supply voltages: 1.2 V, 3.3 V (I/O)
- Process: 65 nm
Block Diagram

Functions
| Functions | 4+1 Antenna Diversity Receiver TC90514IXBG |
|---|---|
| Four-branch diversity reception | Supported |
| Independent one-segment ISDB-T demodulation (Simultaneous full- and one-segment TV reception) |
13-segment: Four-branch diversity 1-segment: Non-diversity |
| Background channel search | TV reception: Four-branch diversity Channel search: Non-diversity (one-segment) |
| Simultaneous reception of a data broadcast program | Data reception: Four-branch diversity TV reception: Non-diversity (one-segment) |
| Earthquake Early Warning using the AC carrier | Demodulated data can be shifted out via an I2C bus |
| Speed limit for mobile reception | More than two-times improvement over the predecessor, TC90504IXBG, thanks to intercarrier interference suppression for fast fading environments |
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