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HMC799LP3E - TRANSIMPEDANCE AMPLIFIER

Description

The HMC799LP3E is DC to 700 MHz Transimpedance amplifier designed for opto-electronic laser sensor applications, FDDI receivers and receiver systems employing optical to electrical conversion.

Features

  • The HMC799LP3E is ideal for:.
  • Laser Sensor.
  • FDDI Receiver.
  • CATV FM Analog Receiver.
  • Wideband Gain Block.
  • Low Noise RF.

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HMC799LP3E v01.1009 DC - 700 MHz, 10 kOhm TRANSIMPEDANCE AMPLIFIER TRANSIMPEDANCE amps - smt 11 11 - 1 Typical Applications Features The HMC799LP3E is ideal for: • Laser Sensor • FDDI Receiver • CATV FM Analog Receiver • Wideband Gain Block • Low Noise RF Applications 10 kOhm Transimpedance Very Low Noise: 150nA Input RMS Noise over 700 MHz Bandwidth 700 MHz Analog Bandwidth Wide Dynamic Range: +65 dB Low Power: 70mA from Single +5V Supply 16 Lead 3x3 mm SMT Package: 9mm² Functional Diagram General Description The HMC799LP3E is DC to 700 MHz Transimpedance amplifier designed for opto-electronic laser sensor applications, FDDI receivers and receiver systems employing optical to electrical conversion.
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