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MAX3510 - Upstream CATV Amplifier

Description

The MAX3510 is a programmable power amplifier for use in CATV upstream applications.

The device outputs up to 64dBmV (continuous wave) through a 2:1 (voltage ratio) transformer.

Features

  • o Ultra-Low Power-Up/Down Transients, 7mV Typical at 59dBmV Output o Single +5V Supply o Output Level Ranges from.

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19-1398; Rev 2; 8/99 UAL IT MAN TION K A ET U E L H A S EV TA WS DA FOLLO Upstream CATV Amplifier Features o Ultra-Low Power-Up/Down Transients, 7mV Typical at 59dBmV Output o Single +5V Supply o Output Level Ranges from <8dBmV to 64dBmV o Gain Programmable in 1dB Steps o Low Transmit Output Noise Floor: -47dBmV (160kHz BW) o Low Transmit-Disable Output Noise: -70dBmV o Two Power-Down Modes General Description The MAX3510 is a programmable power amplifier for use in CATV upstream applications. The device outputs up to 64dBmV (continuous wave) through a 2:1 (voltage ratio) transformer. It features variable gain controlled by a 3-wire digital serial bus. Gain control is available in 1dB steps. The device operates over a frequency range of 5MHz to 65MHz.
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