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HMC1042LC4 - GaAs MMIC I/Q MIXER

General Description

The HMC1042LC4 is a compact I/Q MMIC mixer in a leadless “Pb free” SMT package, which can be used as either an Image Reject Mixer or a Single Sideband Upconverter.

The mixer utilizes two standard Hittite double balanced mixer cells and a 90° hybrid fabricated in a GaAs MESFET process.

Key Features

  • Wide IF Bandwidth: DC - 3.5 GHz Image Rejection: 30 dBc LO to RF Isolation: 40 dB High Input IP3: +22 dBm 24 Lead 4 x 4 mm SMT Package: 16 mm2 General.

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I/Q Mixer - SMT v04.0614 Typical Applications The HMC1042LC4 is Ideal for: • Point-to-Point Radio • Point-to-Multi-Point Radio • Test Equipment & Sensors • Military End Use Functional Diagram HMC1042LC4 GaAs MMIC I/Q MIXER 15 - 33.5 GHz Features Wide IF Bandwidth: DC - 3.5 GHz Image Rejection: 30 dBc LO to RF Isolation: 40 dB High Input IP3: +22 dBm 24 Lead 4 x 4 mm SMT Package: 16 mm2 General Description The HMC1042LC4 is a compact I/Q MMIC mixer in a leadless “Pb free” SMT package, which can be used as either an Image Reject Mixer or a Single Sideband Upconverter. The mixer utilizes two standard Hittite double balanced mixer cells and a 90° hybrid fabricated in a GaAs MESFET process. A low frequency quadrature hybrid was used to produce a 2000 MHz USB IF output.