ZNBG4003
ZNBG4003 is 4 STAGE FET LNA BIAS CONTROLLER manufactured by Diodes Incorporated.
Features
- Four stage FET bias controller Operating range of 5.0V to 8.0V FET drain voltages set at 2.0V FET drain current selectable from 0 to 15m A Allows first and second stage FETs to be run at different (optimum) drain currents FET drain voltages and currents stable over temperature FETs protected against overstress during power-up and power-down. Internal negative supply generator allowing single supply operation (available for external use) Low external ponent count
Pin Assignments
G1 D1 VCC D3 G3 D4 G4 RCAL1 CSUB CNB1 RCAL2 CNB2
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D2 G2 VCC GND
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CSUB
Applications
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- Two single type Twin LNB’s Twin LNB’s Quad LNB’s Microwave links PMR and Cellular telephone systems Bottom View
Single Universal LNB System Diagram
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Gain stages Ga As FET’s Down Converter IF Switching, gain and control
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ZNBG ZABG 4002 4003 6002
ZXHF 5002
Document number: DS35007 Rev. 1
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Device Description
The ZNBG series of devices are designed to meet the bias requirements of Ga As and HEMT FETs monly used in satellite receiver LNBs with a minimum of external ponents. The ZNBG4003 provides four FET bias stages, arranged in two pairs of two. Resistors connected to pins Rcal1 and Rcal2 set the FET drain currents of each pair over the range of 0 to 15m A, allowing input FETs to be biased for optimum noise and amplifier FETs for optimum gain. Drain voltages of all stages are set at 2.0V. The drain supplies are current limited to approximately 5% above the operating currents set by the Rcal resistors. Depletion mode FETs require a negative voltage bias supply when operated in grounded source circuits. The ZNBG4003 includes an integrated switched capacitor DC-DC converter generating a regulated output of -2.5V to allow single supply operation. These devices are unconditionally stable over the full working...