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HMC7447 - E-BAND DETECTOR

Description

The HMC7447 is a high performance E-Band MMIC power detector designed to operate over the 71 to 86 GHz frequency range.

The power detector provides a linear output voltage over a -0.5 to +23.5 dBm input power range with low insertion loss of 0.45 dB and typical input return loss of only 19.5 dB.

Features

  • Frequency: 71 - 86 GHz Input Power Range: -0.5 to +23.5 dBm Dynamic Range: 24 dB Insertion Loss: 0.45 dB I/Os Matched to 50 Ohms Die Size: 0.87 x 1.22 x 0.1 mm General.

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v00.0913 HMC7447 E-BAND DETECTOR 71 - 86 GHz POWER DETECTOR - CHIP Typical Applications The HMC7447 monitors Tx Output Power for: • E-Band Communications Systems • Test Equipment & Sensors • General Purpose RF Power Detection Functional Diagram Features Frequency: 71 - 86 GHz Input Power Range: -0.5 to +23.5 dBm Dynamic Range: 24 dB Insertion Loss: 0.45 dB I/Os Matched to 50 Ohms Die Size: 0.87 x 1.22 x 0.1 mm General Description The HMC7447 is a high performance E-Band MMIC power detector designed to operate over the 71 to 86 GHz frequency range. The power detector provides a linear output voltage over a -0.5 to +23.5 dBm input power range with low insertion loss of 0.45 dB and typical input return loss of only 19.5 dB.
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