CX74036
IS-136 Receive RF IC for TDMA and AMPS Applications
Features
Conexant’s CX74036 receive RF IC is an advanced, highly integrated and high
performance, triple-mode, dual-band IC for IS-136 compliant cellular radio
applications and is designed in an advanced 28 GHz Ft BiCMOS process. In the
800 MHz cellular band, the CX74036 is designed to operate in both the Time
Division Multiple Access (TDMA) mode and Advanced Mobile Phone System
(AMPS) mode. In the 1900 MHz Personal Communications System (PCS) band,
the device operates in the TDMA mode.
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Front-end to baseband in one IC
Inphase and Quadrature (I/Q) demodulator
3 V supply operation
Low current consumption
LNA gain switch with current reduction
IF LO synthesizer with Voltage Controlled
Oscillator (VCO) (requires external tank)
• 70 dB Variable Gain Amplifier (VGA) dynamic
range
• Low Noise Figure (NF) and high 3rd order Input
Intercept Point (IIP3) mixers
The CX74036 embodies all the necessary functions for a radio receiver system
except for the RF and Intermediate Frequency (IF) filters and RF Local Oscillator
(LO) sources. The device front-end section has two Low Noise Amplifier (LNA) and
mixer pairs, one for the 800 MHz band and the other for the 1900 MHz band. A
common path is taken from the first IF mixer output to the demodulator output.
Applications
The CX74036 48-pin, 7x7 Land Grid Array (LGA) package pin configuration is
shown in Figure 1. A block diagram of the CX74036 is shown in Figure 2.
VCC2_LNAH
VCC2_LNAL
VCC1_LNA
NC2
LNA_INL
LNA_INH
NC1
EXT_LO
IF_O +
MXIH
LNA_O L
1
LNA_O H
LNA_G
• Cellular and/or PCS band phones
• TDMA and/or AMPS mode phones
• Portable battery powered radio equipment
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
IF_O -
2
36
Q-
MIXIL
3
35
Q+
BAND
4
34
I-
CHIP_EN
5
33
I+
LO IH
6
32
EXT_LO IN
LO IL
7
31
VCC_VCO
VCC_MX
8
30
VCO -
STANDBY
9
29
VCO +
DATA
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
CLK
25
14
FB_CAP
13
LATCH_EN
MX2I+
VG AI+
REFIN
VG AI-
26
VCC_VG A
12
Vvga
LP_FIL
MXO UT-
MX2O UT
VCC_SYN
27
IFBYPASS
28
11
MX2I-
10
VCC_IF
IQ /IF
MXO UT+
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Figure 1. CX74036 48-Pin, 7x7 LGA Package Pin Configuration
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1st IF SAW
Im age Rejection Filter
450 KHz
Vvga
Vcc
Standby
CLK
DATA
Interface
Power
M anagem ent
EN
LNA G ain
Band Select
Power Down
PCS RF In
VCO /REFIN
1st IF LO
I
CX74036
÷P
RX RFIC
VHF
Synth
÷ 4
Cell RF In
IQ /
IF
Q
IF O ut
IF Buffer
Cell LO
PCS LO
19.44 M Hz
Ext.1.8 M Hz
Im age Rejection Filter
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Figure 2. CX74036 Functional Block Diagram
Technical Description
Vcc
Low Noise Amplifiers: The CX74036 contains two
independent LNAs for the cellular and PCS bands. The gain of
both LNAs can be switched off to a loss mode via one command
line interface. Only one LNA is powered at any given time.
Control is done by an external band-select control signal. The
input and output matches are external to the chip. The LNAs’
parameters, Noise Figure (NF), and gain are chosen to provide
an excellent balance between system sensitivity and IIP3
requirements to achieve maximum dynamic range. Both LNA
outputs are ported off-chip to allow for image filtering before
being fed to the RF mixer inputs.
RF Mixers: The mixers are designed to operate with a low LO
input power level of –10 dBm. This eliminates the requirement of
buffer amplifiers for the external VCO. Cellular band mixer high
gain and low NF performance allow for the cellular LNA gain to
be lower, which saves current consumption. Both mixers are
designed to provide high suppression of one-half IF response.
The outputs of both mixers share a common interface path to
the external IF Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) filter, which
reduces complexity and cost. The RF mixer load configuration is
shown in Figure 3. Inductors can be Surface Mount Multilayer
Chip (SMMC) components.
First IF Mixer: This mixer begins the common signal path for
both cellular and PCS band modes. Input and output impedance
are set to values that are close to the most commonly available
SAW and ceramic filters.
2
1200 pF
330 nH
+
RF M ixers
Output
to IF SAW
Filter
10 K Ω
1200 pF
330 nH
Vcc
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Figure 3. RF Mixer Load Configuration
Variable Gain Amplifier: The VGA itself provides 70 dB of
dynamic range to satisfy the high system dynamic range
requirement. With the inclusion of the LNA gain switch, the
system dynamic range is extended to more than 95 dB.
I/Q Demodulator: Using digital circuitry generates a stable
quadrature LO signal, on-chip direct connection to the VGA
output, on-chip LO source, and lowpass filtering for each
channel. This, in turn, provides a high performance I/Q
demodulator with very low amplitude and phase offsets. The
output signal quality is compatible with many baseband interface
requirements.
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VHF Synthesizer and Oscillator: The on-chip VHF synthesizer
and an oscillator with an added external tank circuit generate
the required second IF LO signal for conversion down to the
standard second IF signal. A programmable divide circuit is also
included to generate the LO for the I/Q demodulator. Depending
on the frequency plan used, an option is provided to inject an
external LO source for the I/Q demodulator.
The signal pin assignments, names, and descriptions are found
in Table 3. Absolute maximum ratings are provided in Table 4,
the recommended operating conditions are specified in Table 5.
Electrical characteristics are shown in Table 6.
Figure 6 provides the 48-Pin, 7x7 LGA package dimensions.
Control Logic Truth Table. The Control Logic Truth Table is
shown in Table 1.
ESD Sensitivity
3-Wire Bus Programming. The 3-wire bus programming data
is included in Table 2. The 3-wire programming data pattern
diagram is shown in Figure 4.
The CX74036 is a static-sensitive electronic device. Do not
operate or store near strong electrostatic fields. Take proper
ESD precautions.
Table 1. Control Logic Truth Table
Mode
LNA_G
BAND
CHIP_EN
STANDBY
IQ/IF
LO_EXT
Active, Low Band, LNA High Gain, IQ
1
0
1
1
0
1
Active, High Band, LNA High Gain, IQ
1
1
1
1
0
1
Active, Low Band, LNA Low Gain, IQ
0
0
1
1
0
1
Active, High Band, LNA Low Gain, IQ
0
1
1
1
0
1
Active, Low Band, LNA High Gain, IF
1
0
1
1
1
1
Active, High Band, LNA High Gain, IF
1
1
1
1
1
1
Active, Low Band, LNA Low Gain, IF
0
0
1
1
1
1
Active, High Band, LNA Low Gain, IF
0
1
1
1
1
1
Standby
---
---
0
1
---
1
External LO Mode
---
---
1
---
---
0
Sleep
---
---
0
0
---
0
Note. Synthesizer prescaler and charge pump can be turned off via programming from the 3-wire bus. This mode can be used when driving
the IF Mixer with an external synthesizer.
Table 2. 3-Wire Bus Programming Data
Bit Number
00
Select VCO or Reference Input to Programming Counter
01 – 08
Synthesizer M Counter Programming, MB0 – MB7
09 – 12
Synthesizer A Counter Programming, AB0 – AB3
13 – 23
Synthesizer Reference Counter Programming, RB0 – RB10
24
Charge Pump Polarity
Programming
“0” = Reference Input
“1” = VCO Input
“0” = Ground Referenced Varactor
“1” = VCC Referenced Varactor
25 – 32
Programmable M Counter Programming, M2B0 – M2B1
33 – 34
Programmable A Counter Programming, A2B0 – A2B1
35
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“1” = External Synthesizer
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M SB
35
SPD
34
A2B1
33
A2B0
32
M 2B7
31
M 2B6
30
M 2B5
29
M 2B4
28
M 2B3
27
M 2B2
26
M 2B1
25
M 2B0
24
CPP
23
RB10
RB9
22
RB8
21
RB7
20
RB6
19
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
09
08
07
06
M B5
05
M B4
04
M B3
03
M B2
02
M B1
01
M B0
18
RB5
LSB
17
RB4
RB3
RB2
RB1
RB0
AB3
AB2
AB1
AB0
M B7
M B6
00
VRS
00 = First bit shifted in (LSB)
35 = Last bit shifted in (M SB)
VRS = Select VCO or Reference Input to Programm able Counter
"0" = Reference Input
"1" = VCO Input
M B0 - M B7: Program m ing for Synthesizer M Counter: M B0 (LSB), M B7 = (M SB)
AB0 - AB3: Program m ing for Synthesizer A Counter: AB0 (LSB), AB7 = (M SB)
RB0 - RB10: Program m ing for Synthesizer R Counter: RB0 (LSB), RB10 = (M SB). CPP = Change Pum p Polarity,
"0" = Ground Reference
M 2B0 - M 2B7: Program m ing for LO Divider M Counter: M 2B0 (LSB), M 2B7 = (M SB)
A2B0 - A2B7: Program m ing for LO Divider A Counter: A2B0 (LSB), A2B1 = (M SB)
SPD = Synthesizer Power Down (for External Synthesizer M ode)
"1" = Internal Synthesizer,
"0"= External Synthesizer
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Figure 4. 3-Wire Programming Data Pattern
Table 3. Signal Pin Names and Definitions (1 of 2)
Pin No.
4
Signal Name
Description
1
LNA_G
LNAs gain control command
2
MXIH
1900 MHz band mixer Input
3
MIXIL
800 MHz band mixer Input
4
BAND
800 MHz/1900 MHz band select command
5
CHIP_EN
Chip power down select command
6
LOIH
1900 MHz RF mixer LO input
7
LOIL
800 MHz RF mixer LO input
8
VCC_MX
RF mixer VCC
9
STANDBY
Control signal to enable RF LO buffers and VHF synthesizer
10
IQ/IF
I/Q or IF output select command
11
MXOUT+
RF mixer output. Open Collector.
12
MXOUT-
RF mixer output. Open Collector.
13
MX2I+
IF mixer input
14
MX2I-
IF mixer input
15
VCC_IF
IF section VCC
16
IFBYPASS
IF mixer bias decoupling
17
MX2OUT
IF mixer output
18
Vvga
Analog voltage input for VGA gain control
19
VCC_VGA
VGA section VCC
20
VGAI-
VGA input
21
VGAI+
VGA input
22
FB_CAP
VGA DC feedback filter capacitor connection
23
LATCH_EN
Enable input line for internal synthesizer programming
24
CLK
Serial clock input line for internal synthesizer programming
25
DATA
Serial data input line for internal synthesizer programming
26
REFIN
19.44 MHz reference oscillator input. Requires VCC/2 DC bias.
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Table 3. Signal Pin Names and Definitions (2 of 2)
Pin No.
27
Signal Name
LP_FIL
Description
IF PLL external loop filter connection
28
VCC_SYN
Synthesizer section VCC
29
VCO+
IF VCO external tank circuit connection
30
VCO-
IF VCO external tank circuit connection
31
VCC_VCO
VCO section VCC
32
EXT_LOIN
External LO input for quadrature detector. Requires VCC/2 DC bias.
33
I+
I Channel data output
34
I–
I Channel data output
35
Q+
Q Channel data output
36
Q–
Q Channel data output
37
IF_O–
Buffered IF output
38
IF_O+
Buffered IF output
39
EXT_LO
Programmable counter ON/OFF control signal for choosing between
Internal and External demodulator LO.
40
NC1
No connect
41
LNA_INH
1900 MHz band LNA input
42
LNA_INL
800 MHz band LNA input
43
NC2
No connect
44
VCC1_LNA
Bias VCC for LNAs
45
VCC2_LNAL
VCC for cellular band LNA.
46
VCC2_LNAH
VCC for PCS band LNA.
47
LNA_OL
800 MHz band LNA output. Requires external matching and AC coupling.
48
LNA_OH
1900 MHz band LNA output. Requires external matching and AC coupling.
Table 4. Absolute Maximum Ratings
Parameter
Supply voltage
Input voltage range
Symbol
Minimum
Maximum
Units
VCC
–0.3
+3.6
V
–0.3
VCC
V
+5
dBm
600
mW
LNA input power
Power dissipation
Typical
Ambient operating temperature
–40
+85
°C
Storage temperature
–40
+125
°C
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Table 5. Recommended Operating Conditions
Parameter
Symbol
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Supply voltage
2.7
3.0
3.6
Logic level high
1.9
Units
V
V
Logic level low
0.8
V
Supply current in cellular TDMA/AMPS, high gain
30
mA
Supply current in cellular TDMA/AMPS, low gain
28
mA
Supply current in PCS TDMA, high gain
33
mA
Supply current in PCS TDMA, low gain
30
mA
Supply current in cellular IF, high gain
29
mA
Supply current in PCS IF, high gain
32
Supply current in sleep mode
µA
TBD
Table 6. Electrical Characteristics (1 of 5)
VCC = 3.0 V, TA = 25 oC
Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Units
894
MHz
2
2.3
2.75
20
dB
16
–15
17
dB
LNA 800
Input frequency band
Noise figure, high gain
Noise figure, low gain
869
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
High gain
Low gain
–40 to +85 °C
Output P1dB
At high/low gain
Output IP3, high gain
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
Output IP3, low gain
15
9
8
–15
≥ 0/ ≥ –25
dBm
10
dBm
Input impedance
External match and
AC coupled
TBD
Ω
Output impedance
Internal match and
internal AC coupled
50
Ω
Output return loss
–14
dB
≥ 30/ ≥ –15
dB
Input damage threshold
10
dBm
Switched gain, current reduction
1.5
mA
Reverse isolation
At high/low gain
MIX 800
Input frequency band
869
MHz
Output frequency band
120
180
MHz
LO frequency band
989
1074
MHz
10
11
dB
8.5
9.0
10
dB
Power gain
Differential gain to
400 Ω load. –40 to
+85 °C
Noise figure
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
Output IP3
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
Output P1dB
Input impedance
6
894
External match to 50
Ω and AC coupled.
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9
14
13
15
dBm
5
dBm
450
Ω
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Table 6. Electrical Characteristics (2 of 5)
VCC = 3.0 V, TA = 25 oC
Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Units
–59
–60
–60
dBc
dBc
MIX 800 (continued)
Mixer spurious performance:
2x(LO – RF); (LO – RF)/2
3x(LO – RF); (LO – RF)/3
LO = –10 dBm
RF = –50 dBm
Output impedance
Set externally using
defined circuit
topology.
400
Ω
LO input port impedance
Internal match.
External AC coupled
50
Ω
LO input port load isolation
Active/standby
transition
Required LO level
–20
–13
dB
–10
–5
dBm
LO to RF port isolation
Referenced to LO
input pin
30
dB
LO to IF port isolation
Referenced to LO
input pin
20
dB
LNA 1900
Input frequency band
Noise figure, high gain
Noise figure, low gain
High gain
Low gain
1930
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
–40 to +85 °C
15
Output P1dB
Output IP3, high gain
Output IP3, low gain
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
9
8
–15
1990
MHz
2.5
2.8
3.3
18
dB
16
–15
17
dB
≥ 0/ ≥ –25
dBm
10
dBm
Input impedance
External match and
AC coupled.
TBD
Ω
Output impedance
Internal match and
internal AC coupled.
50
Ω
Output return loss
-14
dB
≥ 30/ ≥ –15
dB
Input damage threshold
10
dBm
Switched gain, current reduction
2.5
mA
Reverse isolation
At high/low gain
MIX 1900
Input frequency band
1930
1990
MHz
Output frequency band
120
180
MHz
LO frequency band
2050
2170
MHz
10
11
dB
9.0
10.3
11
dB
Power gain
–40 to +85 °C
Noise figure
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
Output IP3
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
9
14
13
Output P1dB
Input impedance
Mixer spurious performance:
2x(LO – RF); (LO – RF)/2
3x(LO – RF); (LO – RF)/3
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External match to 50
Ω and AC coupled.
LO = –10 dBm
RF = –50 dBm
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15
dBm
5
dBm
200
Ω
–60
–60
dBc
dBc
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Table 6. Electrical Characteristics (3 of 5)
VCC = 3.0 V, TA = 25 oC
Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Units
MIX 1900 (continued)
Output impedance
Set externally using
defined circuit
topology.
400
Ω
LO input port impedance
Internal match.
External AC coupled
50
Ω
LO input port load isolation
Active/standby
transition
Required LO level
–20
–13
dB
–10
–5
dBm
LO to RF port isolation
Referenced to LO
input pin
30
dB
LO to IF port isolation
Referenced to LO
input pin
20
dB
MIX-2
Input frequency range
120
Output frequency
180
450
Power gain
–40 to +85 °C
15 dB of power gain
= 22 dB of Volt gain
Noise figure
Input impedance
14
MHz
kHz
15
16
dB
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
12
13
14
dB
Differential, possible
to use single-ended
also
400
Ω
–8
dBm
2
dBm
300
mVp-p
Output P1dB
Output IP3
15 to 50 °C
–40 to +85 °C
Required LO level for external source
High input
impedance. In place
of the internal VCO
LO leakage at RF port
Assuming 50 Ω
calculation or match
–40
dBm
LO leakage at IF port
Assuming 50 Ω
calculation or match
–30
dBm
Output impedance
Single-ended
1
0
1.8k
2k
2.2k
Ω
300
450
500
kHz
VGA 450
Frequency range
Dynamic range
70
dB
Maximum voltage gain
Maximum power gain
54
70
dB
dB
Input noise figure, maximum gain
Input noise figure, minimum gain
43
Input P1dB @ Gain = 0 dB
dB
–20
dBm
Output IP3 @ Gain = 0 dB
IP3 will remain
constant over the
entire gain range
–10
dBm
Input impedance
Differential
2k
Ω
Gain slope
VGA control
8
15
45
Analog control
voltage
0.25
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2.5
V
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Table 6. Electrical Characteristics (4 of 5)
VCC = 3.0 V, TA = 25 oC
Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Units
I/Q Demod + LFAMP
Voltage gain
30
dB
Noise figure
25
dB
Filter response
2 poles @
200 kHz
Input P1dB
–20
Output load termination
dBm
10 kΩ // 5 pF
Output signal level
Differential. 2.0 Vp-p
represents 1 dB
compression point.
Output IP3 calculated using 50 Ω
15 to 50 °C
– 40 to + 85 °C
0.5
18
16
2.0
20
Vp-p
dBm
±0.25
dB
I/Q phase imbalance
2
degrees
DC offset:
I to /I and Q to /Q
I channel to Q channel
I and Q to DC bias
20
30
8
mV
mV
mV
I/Q gain imbalance
IF Buffered Output
Voltage gain
Output signal level
Differential
Frequency
20
dB
0.16
Vp-p
450
kHz
19.44
MHz
PLL Synthesizer
Input reference frequency
Reference divider ratio
14.40
Steps of unity
18
2047
90
250
256
2667
Feedback divider input frequency
Feedback divider ratio
16/17 prescaler,
steps of unity
Phase detector noise floor
–154
Phase detector gain
0.32
MHz
dBc/Hz
mA/rad
IF VCO
Frequency
90
150
Tuning sensitivity
10
Harmonic levels
TBD
Phase noise @ 60 kHz
External tank
circuitry, uses 0603
size multilayer
resonator inductor.
–40 to 85 °C
–113
250
MHz
MHz/V
dBc
–110
dBc/Hz
Programmable Divider (Div-P)
Input frequency
From internal VCO
or reference
oscillator input
(REFIN)
Output frequency
Counter ratio
External input level
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MHz
1.8
MHz
8
Internal divider
disabled
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255
250
mVp-p
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Table 6. Electrical Characteristics (5 of 5)
VCC = 3.0 V, TA = 25 oC
Parameter
Symbol
Test Conditions
Minimum
Typical
Maximum
Units
3-Wire Bus
Data to clock setup time (See Figure 5)
TCS
50
nsec
Data to clock hold time (See Figure 5)
TCH
100
nsec
Clock pulse width high (See Figure 5)
TCWH
50
nsec
Clock pulse width low (See Figure 5)
TCWL
50
nsec
Clock to load enable setup time (See Figure 5)
TES
50
nsec
Load enable pulse width (See Figure 5)
TEW
50
nsec
Data
Bit 00
t CS
Bit 35
t CH
Clock
t CW H
t ES
t CW L
t EW
EN
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Figure 5. 3-Wire Bus Timing Diagram
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7.00 – 0.10
3.450
Pin 1
indication
Pin 1
Solder Mask
R2
.2
2
5
Exposed Metal
7.00 – 0.10
3.450
0.300 – 0.05
0.500
0.355 – 0.05
Top View
Bottom View
Mold
All dimensions are in millimeters
1.20 – 0.10
Substrate
0.30 – 0.05
C924
Side View
Figure 6. 48-Pin, 7x7 LGA Package Dimensions
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Ordering Information
Table 7. Ordering Information
Model Name
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Manufacturing Part
Number
CX74036
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Phone:(978) 367-3200
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Phone:(727) 799-8406
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Phone:(215) 244-6784
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Singapore
Phone:(65) 737 7355
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Canada – Ontario
Phone:(613) 271-2358
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Japan
Phone:(81-3) 5371 1520
Fax: (81-3) 5371 1501
Europe
Europe Central – Germany
Phone:+49 89 829-1320
Fax: +49 89 834-2734
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