Hello.
I'm using a CC2430 micro-controller, which has a transmitting-receiving unit.
Its output power is programmed to +0.6dBm.
I was wondering what is the amplitude of the RF current that flows through the Antenna.
This is a single-ended Antenna - a piece of wire, 3.3cm length, made of copper.
When I came to order such copper wire, I was asked to specify the current and voltage rating of the desired wire.
The Uc's VDD is 3.3V, therefore the voltage rating of the Antenna is 3.3V, right? (or at least, not more than that).
I also need to know what is the max current that the Antenna should be able to handle, how can i tell the RF current's amplitude?
Thank you.
I'm using a CC2430 micro-controller, which has a transmitting-receiving unit.
Its output power is programmed to +0.6dBm.
I was wondering what is the amplitude of the RF current that flows through the Antenna.
This is a single-ended Antenna - a piece of wire, 3.3cm length, made of copper.
When I came to order such copper wire, I was asked to specify the current and voltage rating of the desired wire.
The Uc's VDD is 3.3V, therefore the voltage rating of the Antenna is 3.3V, right? (or at least, not more than that).
I also need to know what is the max current that the Antenna should be able to handle, how can i tell the RF current's amplitude?
Thank you.
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