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MAX3541 - Complete Single-Conversion Television Tuner

Key Features

  • Low Power Consumption: 760mW (typ) from a +3.3V Supply Voltage.
  • Integrated Tracking Filters.
  • Low Noise Figure: 4.9dB (typ).
  • Small 7mm x 7mm fcLGA Leadless Package.
  • IF Overload Detector Controls RF Variable-Gain Amplifier.
  • 2-Wire, I2C-Compatible Serial Control Interface MAX3541 The MAX3541 complete single-conversion television tuner is designed for use in analog/digital terrestrial.

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19-1029; Rev 0; 10/07 Complete Single-Conversion Television Tuner www.datasheet4u.com General Description Features ♦ Low Power Consumption: 760mW (typ) from a +3.3V Supply Voltage ♦ Integrated Tracking Filters ♦ Low Noise Figure: 4.9dB (typ) ♦ Small 7mm x 7mm fcLGA Leadless Package ♦ IF Overload Detector Controls RF Variable-Gain Amplifier ♦ 2-Wire, I2C-Compatible Serial Control Interface MAX3541 The MAX3541 complete single-conversion television tuner is designed for use in analog/digital terrestrial applications and digital set-top boxes. This television tuner draws only 760mW of power from a +3.3V supply voltage. The MAX3541 is designed to convert PAL or DVB-C signals in the 47MHz to 68MHz, 174MHz to 230MHz, and 470MHz to 862MHz bands to an intermediate frequency (IF) of 36MHz.