MADR-007098
MADR-007098 is Linear Driver manufactured by MACOM Technology Solutions.
- Part of the MADR-007098-MA comparator family.
- Part of the MADR-007098-MA comparator family.
Features
- Linearizes PIN Diode Attenuators Over a Wide Attenuation Range
- Output Currents up to 12 m A
- Operates with a Single Supply Voltage of +3V to
+12V
- Low Quiescent Currents
- Single Control Voltage
- Test Boards are Available
- Tape and Reel Packaging Available
- Lead-Free SOW-16 Package
- 100% Matte Tin Plating over Copper
- Halogen-Free “Green” Mold pound
- 260°C Reflow patible
- Ro HS- pliant Version of DR65-0002
Description
M/A-'s MADR-007098-000100 is a break point free driver that produces a logarithmic output current suitable for linearizing PIN diode based shunt attenuators. This driver, in conjunction with customer defined external ponents, produces a linear transfer function (d B/V) between the input control voltage of the driver and the attenuation output of the PIN attenuator. The MADR-007098-000100 has been optimized for linearizing M/A-’s MAAV007089-000100 or MAAV-007090-000100 attenuators, but will function well with most types of cathode grounded, PIN attenuators. The driver is packaged in a SOW-16 package for mercial SMT applications. A typical schematic for a 30 d B, 7.5 d B/V linear attenuator is shown in Figure 1.
Ordering Information
Part Number
Package
MADR-007098-000100
Bulk Packaging
MADR-007098-0001TR
1000 piece reel
MAAV-007089-DR01TB MAAV-007090-DR01TB
Test Board with Circuit per Figure 1 (MAAV-007089-000100, GSM Attenuator)
Test Board with Circuit per Figure 1 (MAAV-007090-000100, PCS Attenuator)
Note: Reference Application Note M513 for reel size information.
Circuit Description
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(Reference Figures 1 and 2) The input divider, R1 and the sum of R2 and R3, sets the overall transfer function of the circuit. To increase the transfer function, decrease the Control Voltage and the value of R1. Varying the value of R4 will optimize the linearity of the circuit. One can achieve a very linear transfer function (less than ± 1 d B/V) by driving the attenuator over a smaller portion of its dynamic range. In the case of the...