RF MIXER IM SUPPRESSION Search Results

IAM-81028

Abstract: 81028
Contextual Info: T L im HEW LETT* mLHM PACKARD Silicon Bipolar MMIC 5 GHz Active Double Balanced Mixer/IF Amp Technical Data IAM-81028 Features • 8 dB RF-IF Conversion Gain From 0.05 - 5 GHz • IF Output from DC to 1 GHz • Low Power Dissipation: 60 mW at Vcc = 5 V Typ.

Contextual Info: AVANTEK INC _ MME D B im iT tib OQOÔ27ti 'I E3 A VA - ?-iy- ' ^ A V A N TI E K e i \ - - FEATURES • 50 dB LO to RF Isolation • 6 dB Conversion Loss/Noise Figure • Low VSWR 1.5:1 at All Ports -ywx-520 Double Balanced Mixer 1.0 to 500 MHz • V - n1v 7 7 ' 0 5 - .0 5

S-Band Power Amplifier intercept point

Contextual Info: Selecting Mixers for Best Intermoa Performance Part 2 Author: Daniel Cheadle 1. Spectrum of i-f and IM products for (a) Class I mixer,13 dBm LO drive, (b) Class II mixer, 20 dBm LO drive and (c) Class III mixer, 23 dBm LO drive, show the equal spacing infrequency between the unwanted

Vogt

Abstract: NEOSID J6 TBB 204 a/NEOSID J6
Contextual Info: DEC 8 1992 SIEMENS TBB 204 G Mixer / Oscillator Bipolar 1C Features • Low noise • Low spurious signal content good suppression of input signal/output signal • High conversion gain • High isolated RF, IF, LO-parts • W ide range of supply voltage (down to 3 V)

Contextual Info: H FA 3 fi24 h a r r is Ê S E M I C O N D U C T O R Ê Ê M W • 2.4GHz Up/Down Converter December 1997 Features Description • Complete Receive/Transmit Front End The Harris 2.4GHz PRISM chip set is a highly integrated fivechip solution for RF modems

Contextual Info: HFA3624 HARRIS S E M I C O N D U C T O R 2.4GHz Up/Down Converter J a n u a ry 1997 Features Description • Complete Receive/Transmit Front End The Harris 2.4G H z PRISM chip set is a h igh ly in te g ra te d five c h ip so lu tio n for RF m od em s

ZFL-2000

Contextual Info: Improve Two-Tone, Third-Order Intermodulation Testing First, it's important to define the significance of input levels. Then, details on the measurement technique will be given. Two-tone, third-order intermodulation distortion IM expresses the degree of nonlinearity of an electronic device that has a definable dynamic range, such as an amplifier

Contextual Info: TA0009
 TA0009 Low-Cost Integrated Solution for Analog Cellular RF Blocks             As the United States analog cellular market continues to enjoy expanding markets in most cities, the need for improved cost performance of analog hand-held units

Contextual Info: S WI RE L ES S E M I C O N D U C T O R COMMUNI CATI ONS TQ9203 Low-Current Cellular-Band Downconverter 1C CO Features • + 5 V single supply • Internal buffer amplifier on mixer LO p ort The TQ9203 RFIC Downconverter is a m ultifunction RF front end designed for the

AN00008

Contextual Info: Improve Two-Tone, Third-Order Intermodulation Testing First, it's important to define the significance of input levels. Then, details on the measurement technique will be given. Two-tone, third-order intermodulation distortion IM expresses the degree of nonlinearity of an electronic device that has a definable dynamic range, such as an amplifier

anzac mixers

Abstract: MD125 "RF Mixers" ANZAC anzac md 174 High Level Mixer anzac hybrid devices MICROWAVE DEVICES MD-174 mixer intermod
Contextual Info: DOUBLE BALANCED MIXERS INTRODUCTION Specifying a double-balanced mixer to provide cost effective system performance can only be ac­ complished by carefully considering and under­ standing how mixers behave in practical system environments. This note is intended to provide a

IN7100

Abstract: henderson, bert wj mixer m1 wescon mixer
Contextual Info: Predicting Intermodulation Suppression In Double-Balanced Mixers Author: Bert C. Henderson P r e d ic tin g in te r m o d u la tio n IM s u p ­ p ression in d ou ble-balanced (D B) m ixers co n tin u es to be extrem ely im p o rtan t in the d esig n and o p eratio n o f m icrow av e

2.4GHZ synthesizer

Contextual Info: HFA3624 Semiconductor Data Sheet November 1998 File Number 4066.8 2.4GHz Up/Down Converter Features The Harris 2.4GHz PRISM chip set is a highly integrated five-chip solution for RF modems employing Direct Ili! Sequence Spread Spectrum DSSS 'V / signaling. The HFA3624 RF/IF

anzac mixers

Abstract: anzac termination insensitive mixer WESCOn mixer "RF Mixers" ANZAC balanced modulators ANZAC
Contextual Info: RF Double Balanced Mixers Overview INTRODUCTION Specifying a double-balanced mixer to provide cost effective system performance can only be ac­ complished by carefully considering and under­ standing how mixers behave in practical system environments. This note is intended to provide a

BY25

Abstract: 180 Degree hybrid dual diode mixer
Contextual Info: Mixer Designs for Phase/Amplitude Tracking Subassemblies The principal requirem ents being im posed on modern ele ctron ic warfare receivers today are w ide-frequency coverage, spurious free dynam ic range, small size and weight, and for direction-finding functions, extrem e

wj mixer

Contextual Info: Mixers: Part 1 Characteristics and Performance Author: Bert C. Henderson The m ixer is a critical com p on en t in modem RF systems. Since it is usually the first or second device from the RF input, the performance of the mixer is crucial to the overall operation of the system. Such

Contextual Info: HMJ7 The Communications Edge TM High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Features Product Information Product Description • +34 dBm IIP3 • 67 dBc 2x1 Spur Rejection in IF Band • RF 1000 - 2000 MHz • LO 1000 - 2000 MHz • IF 10 - 1000 MHz • +21 dBm LO Drive Level

CATV HEADEND

Contextual Info: HMJ7 The Communications Edge TM High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Features Product Information Product Description • +34 dBm IIP3 • 67 dBc 2x1 Spur Rejection in IF Band • RF 1000 - 2000 MHz • LO 1000 - 2000 MHz • IF 10 - 1000 MHz • +21 dBm LO Drive Level

Contextual Info: HMJ7 High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Features Product Information Product Description • +34 dBm IIP3 • 67 dBc 2x1 Spur Rejection in IF Band • RF 1000 - 2000 MHz • LO 1000 - 2000 MHz • IF 10 - 1000 MHz • +21 dBm LO Drive Level • +5V Bias 40 mA

Contextual Info: HMJ7-1 The Communications Edge TM High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Information Product Features Product Description • Greater than +34 dBm IIP3 The HMJ7-1 is a high dynamic range GaAs FET mixer. This active broadband mixer realizes a typical third order

Contextual Info: HMJ7-1 The Communications Edge TM High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Information Product Features Product Description • Greater than +34 dBm IIP3 The HMJ7-1 is a high dynamic range GaAs FET mixer. This active broadband mixer realizes a typical third order

Contextual Info: HMJ7 High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Features Product Description • +34 dBm IIP3 • 67 dBc 2x1 Spur Rejection in IF Band • RF 1000 - 2000 MHz • LO 1000 - 2000 MHz • IF 10 - 1000 MHz • +21 dBm LO Drive Level • +5V Bias 40 mA Functional Diagram

RF mixer IM suppression

Contextual Info: HMJ7-1 High Dynamic Range FET Mixer Product Features Product Description • Greater than +34 dBm IIP3 • 77 dBc 2x1 Spur Rejection in IF Band • RF 1000 - 2000 MHz • LO 1000 - 2000 MHz • IF 10 - 1000 MHz • +24 dBm LO Drive Level • +5V Bias 40 mA

J3 DIODE ST

Contextual Info: PASSIVE COMPONENTS H igh-level C lass II m ixers have 1-dB compression points at + 8 to + 12 d Bm and nom inal LO drive levels from + 13 to + 2 0 d B m . T h e y a re c a p a b le o f h a n d lin g tw o 0 d B m sig n als w ith o u t co n v e rs io n co m p re ssio n . O f the tw o