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SL1710 - Quadrature Downconverter

Description

The SL1710 is a quadrature downconverter, intended for high linearity, low noise digital satellite applications.

It contains all the elements necessary, with the exception of the VCO tuning components, to extract baseband I and Q signals from a QPSK or QAM IF input signal.

Features

  • s Wide input frequency range (350-500MHz) s On chip oscillator with varactor tuning or SAW resonator operation capability s Nominal 40dB conversion gain from IF input to I and Q outputs s AGC amplifier with 18dB gain control range s I to Q phase match 90°C to ± 2°, gain match better than 1dB s Low impedance I and Q single ended outputs, with 15MHz ± 1dB BW s Divide by 32 prescaler outputs s Suitable for QPSK and up to 64QAM systems Fig. 1 Pin allocation top view.

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Part number SL1710
Manufacturer Mitel Networks Corporation
File Size 508.33 KB
Description Quadrature Downconverter
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SL1710 Quadrature Downconverter Preliminary Information Supersedes October 1996 version in Media IC Handbook HB4599-1.0 DS3842 - 4.1 March 1997 The SL1710 is a quadrature downconverter, intended for use with both Professional and Consumer Digital Satellite Applications. The device contains high linearity, low noise amplifiers, quadrature mixers, plus an on-chip oscillator, operating between 350MHz and 500MHz, which may be synthesised via the differential prescaler outputs. An AGC with 18dB gain control is provided to cope with a wide range of input signal levels. I and Q outputs are via low impedance single ended amplifiers. These may be connected to a dual channel analog to digital converter such as the PCA916, VP216, VP215 or VP213, via a suitable anti-alias filter.
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