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CHP3010-QFG - L-Band 6-Bit Digital Phase Shifter

Description

CHP3010-QFG is an L-Band (1.2,1.4GHz) monolithic 6 bit digital phase-shifter with a 0-360° range and a high phase accuracy.

The typical RMS phase error is 1.5°.

The circuit provides 7dB insertion loss associated with input and output return losses better than 15dB under all logic states.

Features

  • UMS.
  • 1.5 deg RMS Phase error.
  • Low I/O return losses (all states).
  • 24dBm Input P1dB.
  • 16dBm Output P1dB.
  • CMOS /TTL compatibility: V+=+3.3/5 Volt.
  • DC-decoupled I/O.
  • 32L-QFN5x5.
  • MSL3 Main Characteristics Tamb. = +25°C Symbol Parameter Fop Operating frequency range PPE Peak Phase Error RMS_PE RMS Phase Error P1dB Input power @ 1dBcomp (CW) ― -40°C.
  • +25°C ― - ― +85°C Min Typ Max Unit 1.2 1.4 GHz (-1,+3) deg 1.5 deg 24 dBm Ref.

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Datasheet Details

Part number CHP3010-QFG
Manufacturer United Monolithic Semiconductors
File Size 1.19 MB
Description L-Band 6-Bit Digital Phase Shifter
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CHP3010-QFG Y3U33UU666WWM86MM8686878787SSSWWAAAGG YWWG YYWWG YAY3W668W78AG AU36M6878SA AU36M68S78A YYWWG L-Band 6-Bit Digital Phase Shifter GaAs Monolithic Microwave IC in SMD leadless package Description CHP3010-QFG is an L-Band (1.2,1.4GHz) monolithic 6 bit digital phase-shifter with a 0-360° range and a high phase accuracy. The typical RMS phase error is 1.5°. The circuit provides 7dB insertion loss associated with input and output return losses better than 15dB under all logic states. An on-chip DC-interface is compatible with both CMOS (0/+3.3V) and TTL (0/+5V) logics. The circuit is mainly dedicated to defense and space systems and is also well suited for a wide range of microwave applications and systems. The MMIC is developed on a robust 0.
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