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HMC203 - GaAs MMIC DOUBLE-BALANCED MIXER

General Description

The HMC203 chip is a miniature double-balanced mixer which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter.

Excellent isolations are provided by on-chip baluns, which require no external components and no DC bias.

The mixer chip can be integrated directly into MMIC hybrid applications.

Key Features

  • The HMC203 is ideal for:.
  • DBS & SATCOM.
  • Microwave Radio.
  • Military & Space Conversion Loss: 10 dB LO / RF Isolation: 38 dB Passive: No DC Bias Required Die Size: 1.49 x 0.89 x 0.1 mm MIXERS - DOUBLE-.

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v03.1007 HMC203 GaAs MMIC DOUBLE-BALANCED MIXER, 14 - 23 GHz Typical Applications Features The HMC203 is ideal for: • DBS & SATCOM • Microwave Radio • Military & Space Conversion Loss: 10 dB LO / RF Isolation: 38 dB Passive: No DC Bias Required Die Size: 1.49 x 0.89 x 0.1 mm MIXERS - DOUBLE-BALANCED - CHIP 4 • Radar & EW • Test Equipment & Sensors LETE Functional Diagram General Description The HMC203 chip is a miniature double-balanced mixer which can be used as an upconverter or downconverter. Excellent isolations are provided by on-chip baluns, which require no external components and no DC bias. The mixer chip can be integrated directly into MMIC hybrid applications. Unless otherwise stated, all data was measured with the mixer mounted in a MMIC test fixture.