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HMC129ALC4 - GaAs MMIC DOUBLE-BALANCED MIXER

Description

The HMC129ALC4 is a general purpose double-balanced MMIC mixer housed in a leadless “PB Free” RoHS-Compliant SMT package which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter in the 4 to 8 GHz band.

Features

  • Conversion Loss: 7 dB LO to RF and IF Isolation: 40 dB Input IP3: +17 dBm RoHS Compliant 4x4 mm SMT Package General.

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MIXERS - SINGLE & DOUBLE BALANCED - SMT Preliminary v00.1115 Typical Applications The HMC129ALC4 is ideal for: • Microwave & VSAT Radios • Test Equipment • Military EW, ECM, C3I Functional Diagram HMC129ALC4 GaAs MMIC DOUBLE-BALANCED MIXER, 4 - 8 GHz Features Conversion Loss: 7 dB LO to RF and IF Isolation: 40 dB Input IP3: +17 dBm RoHS Compliant 4x4 mm SMT Package General Description The HMC129ALC4 is a general purpose double-balanced MMIC mixer housed in a leadless “PB Free” RoHS-Compliant SMT package which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter in the 4 to 8 GHz band. The HMC129ALC4 is ideally suited for applications where small size, no DC bias, and consistent IC performance are required. This mixer can operate over a wide LO drive input of +9 to +15 dBm.
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