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HMC264 - GaAs MMIC SUB-HARMONICALLY PUMPED MIXER

Description

The HMC264 chip is a sub-harmonically pumped (x2) MMIC mixer with an integrated LO amplifier which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter.

The chip utilizes a GaAs PHEMT technology that results in a small overall chip area of 1.28mm2.

Features

  • Integrated LO Amplifier: -4 dBm Input Sub-Harmonically Pumped (x2) LO High 2LO/RF Isolation: 40 dB Small Size: 1.32 x 0.97 x 0.1 mm General.

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Part number HMC264
Manufacturer Analog Devices
File Size 447.59 KB
Description GaAs MMIC SUB-HARMONICALLY PUMPED MIXER
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MIXERS - SUB-HARMONIC - CHIP v02.1007 Typical Applications The HMC264 is ideal for: • Microwave Point-to-Point Radios 3 • LMDS • SATCOM Functional Diagram HMC264 GaAs MMIC SUB-HARMONICALLY PUMPED MIXER, 20 - 32 GHz Features Integrated LO Amplifier: -4 dBm Input Sub-Harmonically Pumped (x2) LO High 2LO/RF Isolation: 40 dB Small Size: 1.32 x 0.97 x 0.1 mm General Description The HMC264 chip is a sub-harmonically pumped (x2) MMIC mixer with an integrated LO amplifier which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter. The chip utilizes a GaAs PHEMT technology that results in a small overall chip area of 1.28mm2. The 2LO to RF isolation is excellent eliminating the need for additional filtering.
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