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HMC-C055 - MMIC 4-BIT DIGITAL Phase Shifter Module

General Description

The HMC-C055 is a 4-bit digital phase shifter which is rated from 8 to 12 GHz, providing 0 to 360 degrees of monotonic phase coverage, with a LSB of 22.5 degrees.

Key Features

  • Low RMS Phase Error: 6° Low Insertion Loss: 7 dB Excellent Flatness 360° Coverage, LSB = 22.5° Hermetically Sealed Module Field Replaceable SMA Female Connectors General.

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Typical Applications 6 The HMC-C055 is ideal for: • EW Receivers • Weather & Military Radar • Satellite Communications • Beamforming Modules Functional Diagram v04.0711 HMC-C055 22.5° MMIC 4-BIT DIGITAL Phase Shifter Module, 8 - 12 GHz Features Low RMS Phase Error: 6° Low Insertion Loss: 7 dB Excellent Flatness 360° Coverage, LSB = 22.5° Hermetically Sealed Module Field Replaceable SMA Female Connectors General Description The HMC-C055 is a 4-bit digital phase shifter which is rated from 8 to 12 GHz, providing 0 to 360 degrees of monotonic phase coverage, with a LSB of 22.5 degrees. The HMC-C055 features a very low RMS phase error of 6 degrees and a low insertion loss variation of ±1 dB across all phase states.