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APS3602 - Active Splitter

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This active splitter from ANADIGICS accepts a balanced RF input in the 50 to 860 MHz frequency range and provides three balanced RF outputs with minimal degradation in signal quality.

The singlepackage surface mount device amplifies the input signals using highly linear, low noise amplification www.

Features

  • Single Input, Triple Output Design - Three Video Tuner Outputs 5 dB Typical Noise Figure at 5 dB Gain Wide Dynamic Range AGC Control, Independent for each Tuner Path High Linearity, Low Distortion Single +5 V Supply Balanced 75 Ohm Inputs/Outputs.

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Part number APS3602
Manufacturer ANADIGICS
File Size 261.55 KB
Description Active Splitter
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APS3602 Active Splitter for CATV Set-Top Boxes PRELIMINARY DATA SHEET - Rev 1.0 FEATURES • • • • • • Single Input, Triple Output Design - Three Video Tuner Outputs 5 dB Typical Noise Figure at 5 dB Gain Wide Dynamic Range AGC Control, Independent for each Tuner Path High Linearity, Low Distortion Single +5 V Supply Balanced 75 Ohm Inputs/Outputs APPLICATIONS • CATV Set-Top Boxes with Multiple Tuners S29 Package 28 Pin QFN 5mm x 5mm x 1mm PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This active splitter from ANADIGICS accepts a balanced RF input in the 50 to 860 MHz frequency range and provides three balanced RF outputs with minimal degradation in signal quality. The singlepackage surface mount device amplifies the input signals using highly linear, low noise amplification www.DataSheet4U.
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