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Page 1: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

TOSHIBA RF Receiver forHDTV

Final Design ReviewFinal Design Review

4/21/20054/21/2005

Team:Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Page 2: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Project OverviewProject Overview

Sponsor: Aaron Foster-Engineering Sponsor: Aaron Foster-Engineering ManagerManager

TOSHIBA America Consumer Products, Inc.TOSHIBA America Consumer Products, Inc.Manufacturing DivisionManufacturing Division

Design a wireless system to be Design a wireless system to be implemented in TOSHIBA’s television implemented in TOSHIBA’s television quality test control line.quality test control line.

Current system in place is inefficient Current system in place is inefficient and unreliable.and unreliable.

Page 3: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

RequirementsRequirements

TVs can be tested over entire range of TVs can be tested over entire range of frequencies, so bandwidth is largefrequencies, so bandwidth is large

VHF (30 MHz – 300MHz) VHF (30 MHz – 300MHz)

UHF (300 MHz - 3.0GHz)UHF (300 MHz - 3.0GHz)

CATV (55-805Mhz)CATV (55-805Mhz)

Must have a reliable signal across Must have a reliable signal across entire spectrum to be able to test at entire spectrum to be able to test at 40/65/>85 dBμV40/65/>85 dBμV

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Channel/Frequency Channel/Frequency AssociationAssociationVHFVHF

UHFUHF

CATVCATV

1414 3636 6060 6969

471.2471.255

603.2603.255

747.2747.255

801.2801.255

22 33 55 66 77 99 1212

55.2555.25 61.2561.25 77.2577.25 83.2583.25 175.2175.255

187.2187.255

205.2205.255

1515 1616 1717 2323 2424

127.2127.255

133.2133.255

139.2139.255

217.2217.255

223.2223.255

2525 4040 4848 4949

229.2229.255

319.2319.266

367.2367.255

373.2373.255

Page 5: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell
Page 6: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell
Page 7: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Current Production SetupCurrent Production Setup

Page 8: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Testing EquipmentTesting Equipment• Agilent E4401B ESA-E Series Spectrum

Analyzer ($8,000)

• Leader NTSC Pattern Generator 408 TACP ($5000)

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Ideal TransmissionIdeal Transmission

0 to 1.5Ghz 0 to 1.5Ghz bandwidth signal bandwidth signal strength after strength after connecting signal connecting signal generator directly to generator directly to spectrum analyzerspectrum analyzer

Frequency at 780Mhz Frequency at 780Mhz just for just for demonstration, demonstration, reflections are presentreflections are present

Signal is at 80dBuVSignal is at 80dBuV

Page 10: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

InterferenceInterference

Seen on all tested Seen on all tested antennasantennas

Due to:Due to:No RF isolationNo RF isolation

Local television Local television stationsstations

Cell phonesCell phones

ComputersComputers

Other…Other…

Page 11: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

ShieldingShielding

Cardboard BoxCardboard Box

Aluminum FoilAluminum Foil

Conductive “Duct” Conductive “Duct” TapeTape

Grounding WireGrounding Wire

Page 12: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Before-AfterBefore-After

Shielding showed Shielding showed minimal effectminimal effect

Possible methods Possible methods for improvementfor improvement

Thick aluminum Thick aluminum shieldingshielding

Good earth groundGood earth ground

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N-Type ConnectorN-Type Connector

Handles large Handles large frequenciesfrequenciesMeets military Meets military specificationsspecificationsMuch less signal Much less signal attenuationattenuation

0.1dB vs. 1dB 0.1dB vs. 1dB

Best for UHF/VHFBest for UHF/VHFNo impedance bumpNo impedance bump

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Magnet WireMagnet Wire

Magnet wire is a copper Magnet wire is a copper core thin insulationcore thin insulation

Insulation is thin enough Insulation is thin enough to allow for a strong to allow for a strong electromagnetic fieldelectromagnetic field

Thick enough to prevent Thick enough to prevent shorting when wiring in shorting when wiring in coilscoils

Used 16 & 18 gauge for Used 16 & 18 gauge for testingtesting

Made several antennasMade several antennasRetested old designsRetested old designs

Created new designsCreated new designs

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Our Choice SolutionOur Choice Solution

Single-Arm Spiral Single-Arm Spiral AntennaAntenna

15GHz Bandwidth 15GHz Bandwidth

Number of turns and Number of turns and density of turns density of turns affect transmissionaffect transmission

Low attenuation over Low attenuation over bandwidthbandwidth

Better directionalityBetter directionality

Page 16: TOSHIBA RF Receiver for HDTV Final Design Review 4/21/2005 Team: Josue Caballero, Brett DiCio, Daniel Hooper, Efosa Ojomo, George Sewell

Testing ProcedureTesting Procedure

Direction of Direction of reception for TV is reception for TV is labeled On-Axislabeled On-Axis

Direction of Direction of bestbest transmission for transmission for antenna is labeled antenna is labeled On-AxisOn-Axis

Antenna is oriented Antenna is oriented so that both axis so that both axis line upline up

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Frequency vs. Received Frequency vs. Received PowerPower

Frequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 200 400 600 800

Frequency (MHz)

Pow

er (d

BuV

)

12g Coil 1.25"x0.9"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.9"

12g Coil 1.25"x0.5"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.5"

12g Coil 2.15"x0.9"

12g Coil 0.5"x6.25"

12g Coil 300Ohm 1.25"x0.9"

TOSHIBA

Mag Spiral 3.5"x2.25"

Mag Coil 0.75"x0.6"

12g Spiral 2.8"

Mag Spiral 3.75"

Mag Coil 0.25"x5.25"

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On-Axis vs. Received PowerOn-Axis vs. Received Power

On-Axis vs.Recieved Power

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0 5 10 15 20 25

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

12g Coil 1.25"x0.9"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.9"

12g Coil 1.25"x0.5"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.5"

12g Coil 2.15"x0.9"

12g Coil 0.5"x6.25"

12g Coil 300Ohm 1.25"x0.9"

TOSHIBA

Mag Spiral 3.5"x2.25"

Mag Coil 0.75"x0.6"

12g Spiral 2.8"

Mag Spiral 3.75"

Mag Coil 0.25"x5.25"

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Off-Axis vs. Received PowerOff-Axis vs. Received Power

Off-Axis vs. Recieved Power

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

12g Coil 1.25"x0.9"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.9"

12g Coil 1.25"x0.5"

12g Coil 4.5"x0.5"

12g Coil 2.15"x0.9"

12g Coil 0.5"x6.25"

12g Coil 300Ohm 1.25"x0.9"

TOSHIBA

Mag Spiral 3.5"x2.25"

Mag Coil 0.75"x0.6"

12g Spiral 2.8"

Mag Spiral 3.75"

Mag Coil 0.25"x5.25"

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Top 4 Frequency vs. Received Top 4 Frequency vs. Received PowerPower

Top 4 Frequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 200 400 600 800 1000

Frequency (MHz)

Po

we

r (d

Bu

V)

12g Coil 0.5"x6.25"

TOSHIBA

Mag Spiral 3.75"

Mag Coil 0.25"x5.25"

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Toshiba Factory AntennaToshiba Factory AntennaFrequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Frequency (MHz)

Pow

er (d

BuV

)

On-Axis vs.Recieved Power

474849505152535455565758

0 5 10 15 20 25

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

Off-Axis vs. Recieved Power

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

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12AWG Wire Coil (5 turn)12AWG Wire Coil (5 turn)Frequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Frequency (MHz)

Pow

er (d

BuV

)

On-Axis vs.Recieved Power

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0 5 10 15 20 25

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

Off-Axis vs. Recieved Power

57.5

58

58.5

59

59.5

60

60.5

61

61.5

62

62.5

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

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16AWG Magnet Wire (5 turn)16AWG Magnet Wire (5 turn)Frequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Frequency (MHz)

Pow

er (d

BuV

)

On-Axis vs.Recieved Power

55.5

56

56.5

57

57.5

58

58.5

59

59.5

60

60.5

0 5 10 15 20 25

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

Off-Axis vs. Recieved Power

57.5

58

58.5

59

59.5

60

60.5

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

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16AWG Magnet Wire Coil (6 16AWG Magnet Wire Coil (6 turns)turns)

Frequency vs. Recieved Power

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

Frequency (MHz)

Po

wer

(d

Bu

V)

On-Axis vs.Recieved Power

54

56

58

60

62

64

66

68

0 5 10 15 20 25

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

Off-Axis vs. Recieved Power

59

60

61

62

63

64

65

66

67

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Distance (cm)

Pow

er (d

BuV)

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Advanced TestingAdvanced Testing

Used Agilent Network Analyzer Used Agilent Network Analyzer ($150,000)($150,000)

Generates test signal and measures the Generates test signal and measures the return power (feedback)return power (feedback)Return power is measured in dBReturn power is measured in dBMeasures standing wave ratioMeasures standing wave ratio

Calibrated to near zero before attaching Calibrated to near zero before attaching N-Type connectorsN-Type connectors

N-Type connectors showed no returnN-Type connectors showed no returnConnectors do not disrupt accurate measurementsConnectors do not disrupt accurate measurements

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Advanced Testing ResultsAdvanced Testing Results

Calibration checked Calibration checked at beginning and at beginning and end of testingend of testing

Near zero values at Near zero values at both show no fault both show no fault in testing in testing equipmentequipment

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Advanced Testing ResultsAdvanced Testing Results

The power return of The power return of TOSHIBA’s TOSHIBA’s transmissiontransmission antennaantennaThe majority of The majority of power is returned to power is returned to the signal generation the signal generation equipmentequipmentCan cause Can cause equipment failure in equipment failure in about 3 yearsabout 3 years

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Advanced Testing ResultsAdvanced Testing Results

Testing results of Testing results of TOSHIBA’s TOSHIBA’s receivingreceiving antenna antenna

Shows weak ability Shows weak ability to create an E-field to create an E-field for the TV inputfor the TV input

Standing Wave Ratio Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) very high(SWR) very high

poor power transfer poor power transfer to TVto TV

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Advanced Testing ResultsAdvanced Testing Results

Results from spiral Results from spiral antennaantenna

Shows less power Shows less power return over entire return over entire bandwidthbandwidth

SWR indicates SWR indicates better reception better reception over larger range of over larger range of frequenciesfrequencies

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ConclusionConclusion

Our antenna solution has possibilitiesOur antenna solution has possibilitiesSpiral design is still best broadband choiceSpiral design is still best broadband choice

More research for more efficient designMore research for more efficient design

Overall, wireless testing system may Overall, wireless testing system may only be short term solutiononly be short term solution

RF reflection will damage equipmentRF reflection will damage equipment

Mechanical design is expensive but Mechanical design is expensive but electrically reliableelectrically reliable

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Thank YouThank You(In order of appearance)(In order of appearance)

Professor DozierProfessor DozierAaron FosterAaron FosterDoctor WataiDoctor WataiChip CliftonChip CliftonProfessor CookProfessor CookProfessor WellsProfessor WellsJanice RockJanice Rock……for all the fish.for all the fish.