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HMC142C8 - GaAs MMIC SMT DOUBLEBALANCED MIXER

General Description

The HMC142C8 is a miniature double-balanced mixer in a non-hermetic ceramic surface mount package that can be used as an upconverter or downconverter.

The device is a passive diode/ balun type mixer with high dynamic range.

Key Features

  • Input IP3: 20 dBm Conversion Loss: 8.5 dB LO to RF Isolation: 35 dB Typical.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HMC142C8
Manufacturer Hittite Microwave Corporation
File Size 143.57 KB
Description GaAs MMIC SMT DOUBLEBALANCED MIXER
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MICROWAVE CORPORATION v02.0302 HMC142C8 GaAs MMIC SMT DOUBLEBALANCED MIXER, 6 - 15 GHz Features Input IP3: 20 dBm Conversion Loss: 8.5 dB LO to RF Isolation: 35 dB Typical Applications The HMC142C8 is ideal for: • Microwave Pt to Pt Radios • VSAT Ground Equipment Functional Diagram General Description The HMC142C8 is a miniature double-balanced mixer in a non-hermetic ceramic surface mount package that can be used as an upconverter or downconverter. The device is a passive diode/ balun type mixer with high dynamic range. The mixer can handle larger signal levels than most active mixers due to the high third order intercept. MMIC implementation provides exceptional balance in the circuit resulting in high LO/RF and LO/IF isolations and unit-to-unit consistency.