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ADF5610 - Microwave Wideband Synthesizer

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Description

The ADF5610 allows implementation of fractional-N or Integer N phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesizers when used with an external loop filter and an external reference source.

Features

  • RF output frequency range: 57 MHz to 14,600 MHz.
  • RFOUT: 7300 MHz to 14,600 MHz.
  • PDIV/NDIV: 57 MHz to 14,600 MHz.
  • Fractional-N synthesizer and Integer N synthesizer modes.
  • 24-bit fractional modulus.
  • Exact frequency mode for 0 Hz frequency error.
  • Typical PFD spurious:.

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Part number ADF5610
Manufacturer Analog Devices
File Size 1.44 MB
Description Microwave Wideband Synthesizer
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Data Sheet ADF5610 Microwave Wideband Synthesizer with Integrated VCO FEATURES ► RF output frequency range: 57 MHz to 14,600 MHz ► RFOUT: 7300 MHz to 14,600 MHz ► PDIV/NDIV: 57 MHz to 14,600 MHz ► Fractional-N synthesizer and Integer N synthesizer modes ► 24-bit fractional modulus ► Exact frequency mode for 0 Hz frequency error ► Typical PFD spurious: <−105 dBc ► Integrated rms jitter: <40 fs ► Normalized inband phase noise floor FOM ► High current mode: −232 dBc/Hz (integer) and −229 dBc/Hz (fractional) ► Normal mode: −229 dBc/Hz (integer) and −226 dBc/Hz (fractional) ► Maintains frequency lock over −40°C to +85°C (lock and leave) ► Low phase noise VCO ► −115 dBc/Hz typical at 100 kHz (7.3 GHz) ► −114 dBc/Hz typical at 100 kHz (10 GHz) ► −109 dBc/Hz typical at 100 kHz (14.
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