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AM028S1-00 - 26-33 GHz GaAs MMIC Single Balanced Down Converter Mixer

General Description

Alpha’s single balanced GaAs Schottky diode mixer has a typical conversion loss of 6.0 dB at an LO power level as low as 8 dBm over the band 26

33 GHz.

The chip uses Alpha’s proven Schottky diode technology, and is based upon MBE layers for the highest uniformity and repeatability.

Key Features

  • Chip Outline 1.740 I Low Conversion Loss, 6.0 dB I Low LO Power Requirement, 8 dBm I Wide IF Bandwidth, 0.
  • 5 GHz I No DC Bias Required 1.426 29-4-9 DEDDA CIMHO 1.407.

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Part number AM028S1-00
Manufacturer Alpha Industries
File Size 90.07 KB
Description 26-33 GHz GaAs MMIC Single Balanced Down Converter Mixer
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26–33 GHz GaAs MMIC Single Balanced Down Converter Mixer AM028S1-00 Features Chip Outline 1.740 I Low Conversion Loss, 6.0 dB I Low LO Power Requirement, 8 dBm I Wide IF Bandwidth, 0–5 GHz I No DC Bias Required 1.426 29-4-9 DEDDA CIMHO 1.407 Description Alpha’s single balanced GaAs Schottky diode mixer has a typical conversion loss of 6.0 dB at an LO power level as low as 8 dBm over the band 26–33 GHz. The chip uses Alpha’s proven Schottky diode technology, and is based upon MBE layers for the highest uniformity and repeatability. The diodes employ surface passivation to ensure a rugged, reliable part with through-substrate via holes and gold-based backside metallization to facilitate an epoxy die attach process.