HMC8200LP5ME
HMC8200LP5ME is Intermediate Frequency Transmitter manufactured by Analog Devices.
FEATURES
High linearity: supports modulations to 1024 QAM Tx IF range: 200 MHz to 700 MHz Tx RF range: 800 MHz to 4000 MHz Tx power control: 25 d B SPI controlled interface 32-lead, 5 mm × 5 mm LFCSP package
APPLICATIONS
Point to point munications Satellite munications Wireless microwave backhaul systems
FUNCTIONAL BLOCK DIAGRAM
HMC8200
32 SDI 31 SCLK 30 SEN 29 LO_P 28 LO_N 27 VCC_IRM 26 VCC_ENV 25 ENV_P
SDO 1
DVDD 2
RST 3
BB_IP 4
BB_IN 5
VCC_DGA 6
BB_QN 7
BB_QP 8
BAND GAP
24 ENV_N 23 D2S_OUT 22 VCC_D2S 21 VVA_IN 20 VGA_VCTRL 19 VCC_VGA 18 TX_OUT 17 VCC_AMP
PACKAGE BASE
TX_IFIN 9 DGA_S1_OUT 10
DGA_S2_IN 11 LOG_IF 12
SLPD_OUT 13 VCC_BG 14 LOG_RF 15
VCC_LOG 16
13868-001
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The HMC8200LP5ME is a highly integrated intermediate frequency (IF) transmitter chip that converts the industry standard 300 MHz to 400 MHz IF input signals to an 800 MHz to 4000 MHz single-ended radio frequency (RF) signal at its output.
The IF transmitter chip is housed in a pact 5 mm × 5 mm LFCSP package and supports plex modulations up to 1024 QAM. The HMC8200LP5ME simultaneously reduces the design plexity of traditional microwave radios while realizing significant size and cost improvements.
Figure 1.
With IF input power ranges from
- 31 d Bm to +4 d Bm, the HMC8200LP5ME provides 35 d B of digital gain control in 1 d B steps and an analog voltage gain amplifier (VGA) continuously controls the transmitter output power from
- 20 d Bm to +5 d Bm.
The device also features three integrated power detectors. The first detector (LOG_IF) can be utilized to monitor the IF input power. The second detector (SLPD_OUT) is a square law power detector that monitors the power entering the mixer. The third power detector (LOG_RF) is used to monitor the output power, which can be used for fine output power adjustment.
Rev. D
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