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LCFS1050 - 750-1500 MHz Frequency Synthesizer

Features

  • Low Phase Noise: -110 dBc/Hz (100 kHz offset).
  • Internal Reference Oscillator (External Optional).
  • No User Programming Required.
  • Integrated Microcontroller Look-up Table.
  • Customized Parallel or Serial Programming Available.
  • 3 Additional Complementary Output Lines are Available API Technologies’ Model LCFS1050 frequency synthesizer combines a monolithic integer-n microwave synthesizer, a reference oscillator and a microcontroller to provide a.

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Part number LCFS1050
Manufacturer API Technologies
File Size 113.95 KB
Description 750-1500 MHz Frequency Synthesizer
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Model # LCFS1050 750-1500 MHz Frequency Synthesizer Low Phase Noise in a Lower Cost Package Features • Low Phase Noise: -110 dBc/Hz (100 kHz offset) • Internal Reference Oscillator (External Optional) • No User Programming Required • Integrated Microcontroller Look-up Table • Customized Parallel or Serial Programming Available • 3 Additional Complementary Output Lines are Available API Technologies’ Model LCFS1050 frequency synthesizer combines a monolithic integer-n microwave synthesizer, a reference oscillator and a microcontroller to provide an economical frequency source solution. Complex serial register programming is not required. A built-in lookup table in the microcontroller allows for simplified frequency programming with a dual 8-bit binary frequency selection word.
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