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73201-364LF - SKY73201-364LF

Description

The SKY73201-364LF & SKY73202-364LF are high-performance, programmable, monolithic, clock-referenced low-pass filters.

They are configured as a 6th order Butterworth to provide extremely high stop-band isolation while maximizing pass-band flatness and minimizing group delay distortion.

Features

  • 6th order Butterworth low pass filter.
  • Exceptionally high dynamic range.
  • Auto-calibrated with clock reference, 20 MHz or 40 MHz nominal.
  • Programmable in steps from 1.
  • 28 MHz.
  • Nominal low pass filter step size of 1 MHz.
  • Single or dual channel configuration.
  • Serial bus control.
  • 5 x 5 mm QFN package l  L  ead (Pb)-free, RoHS-compliant, and Green™, MSL-3 @ 260 °C per JEDEC J-STD-020 NEW Skyworks Green™ products are R.

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Part number 73201-364LF
Manufacturer Skyworks
File Size 2.43 MB
Description SKY73201-364LF
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www.DataSheet4U.com preliminary data sheet SKY73201-364LF, SKY73202-364LF: Programmable 1–28 MHz 6th Order Low Pass Filters Applications H  igh-performance direct conversion receivers • Software-defined radio basebands • High-definition television tuners • Medical imaging • Flexible anti-aliasing and reconstruction filters l Description The SKY73201-364LF & SKY73202-364LF are high-performance, programmable, monolithic, clock-referenced low-pass filters. They are configured as a 6th order Butterworth to provide extremely high stop-band isolation while maximizing pass-band flatness and minimizing group delay distortion. The corner frequency is programmable, via the 3-wire Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI), in steps, from 1–28 MHz, when a 20 MHz or 40 MHz reference is used.
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