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The SN761634 is a single-chip FM stereo transmitter IC designed for portable audio applications. It operates on a supply voltage of 2.5 V to 4 V and supports a transmit frequency range from 76 MHz to 108 MHz. The device features selectable I2C or parallel control modes, integrated crystal oscillator support with a 32.768-kHz clock, and a fourth-order 15-kHz low-pass filter. It offers four selectable high-power output levels: -7, -3, 1, and 4 dBm. The component is housed in a 24-pin Quad Flatpack No Lead (QFN) package measuring 4 × 4 mm.
Verify the current production status before design implementation, as the SN761634RTWR may be classified as obsolete by Texas Instruments. Confirm availability through authorized distributors and check for recommended replacement components if new designs are required. Ensure compliance with RoHS standards and verify that the specific RTW package variant matches the intended PCB footprint requirements.
Select this component for battery-powered devices requiring compact FM transmission capabilities. The choice between I2C and parallel modes depends on system interface constraints and pin availability. Consider the required output power level when designing the antenna matching network, as different power settings necessitate specific pull-up resistors at the TX_OUT pin to maintain impedance matching and signal integrity.
This part belongs to the SN761634 family of FM stereo transmitters manufactured by Texas Instruments. It is specifically engineered for integration into consumer electronics where space and power consumption are critical factors. The device consolidates transmitter functions, including modulation and filtering, into a single small-footprint package suitable for handheld mobile devices.
Check Texas Instruments documentation for officially designated substitute part numbers if the SN761634RTWR is unavailable. Verify functional compatibility regarding pinout, control protocols, and electrical specifications before transitioning to alternative components.