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F6103 - Common Data Link (CDL) RX

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Description

The F6103 is an 8-channel receiver IC designed using a SiGe BiCMOS process for CDL phased array applications.

The core IC has 6-bit phase control coupled with 30dB gain control on each channel to achieve fine beam steering and gain compensation between radiating channels.

Features

  • 14GHz to 16GHz operation.
  • 8 radiation channels.
  • 6-bit phase control.
  • 20ns typical gain settling time.
  • 20ns typical phase settling time.
  • 3° typical RMS phase error.
  • 0.3dB typical RMS gain error.
  • 30dB gain attenuation range.
  • 5-bit IC address.
  • Integrated proportional-to-absolute temperature (PTAT) sensor with external biasing.
  • -40°C to +95°C internal temperature sensor.
  • Programmable 4-state on-chip memory.
  • Supply voltage: +2.1V to +2.

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Part number F6103
Manufacturer IDT
File Size 156.05 KB
Description Common Data Link (CDL) RX
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Common Data Link (CDL) RX IC 14GHz to 16GHz F6103 Advance Short-Form Datasheet Description The F6103 is an 8-channel receiver IC designed using a SiGe BiCMOS process for CDL phased array applications. The core IC has 6-bit phase control coupled with 30dB gain control on each channel to achieve fine beam steering and gain compensation between radiating channels. The device has 17dB nominal electric gain and -31dBm IP1dB. The core chip achieves an RMS phase error of 3° and RMS gain error of 0.3dB over the frequency of operation. The typical total power consumption is 0.32W (40mW per channel).
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