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MSPD1002 - Sampling Phase Detector Modules

Download the MSPD1002 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the MSPD1000-MA variant, as both devices belong to the same sampling phase detector modules family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The sampling phase detector (SPD) module is a hybrid circuit providing a fast step recovery diode, coupling capacitors and a low barrier Schottky pair.

Key Features

  • Phase Locking to 22 GHz.
  • Phase Locks DRO’s and VCO’s.
  • Fully Integrated Module.
  • Broadband Capability.

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Note: The manufacturer provides a single datasheet file (MSPD1000-MA-COM.pdf) that lists specifications for multiple related part numbers.

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MSPDxxxx-x Series Sampling Phase Detector Modules Features  Phase Locking to 22 GHz  Phase Locks DRO’s and VCO’s  Fully Integrated Module  Broadband Capability Description The sampling phase detector (SPD) module is a hybrid circuit providing a fast step recovery diode, coupling capacitors and a low barrier Schottky pair. The Schottky pair is used as a sampling circuit turned on by the fast step from the step recovery diode (SRD), or in the frequency domain, the Schottky acts as a mixer to mix the harmonic of the SRD step closest to the microwave frequency. The output is a beat frequency (the difference between the harmonic of the reference and the microwave frequency) and is just a DC voltage at the lock point.