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XR1008-QB - GaAs Receiver

General Description

Mimix Broadband’s 35.0-45.0 GHz packaged receiver has a noise figure of 4.0 dB and 5.0 dBm Input Third Order Intercept across the band.

This device integrates a three stage LNA followed by an image reject resistive pHEMT mixer and includes an integrated LO doubler and buffer amplifier.

Key Features

  • Sub-harmonic Receiver Integrated LNA, Image Reject Mixer, LO Doubler/Buffer +2.0 dBm LO Drive Level 8.0 dB Conversion Gain 4.0 dB NF +5.0 dBm Input Third Order Intercept (IP3) 7x7mm QFN package General.

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Datasheet Details

Part number XR1008-QB
Manufacturer Mimix Broadband
File Size 270.33 KB
Description GaAs Receiver
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35.0-45.0 GHz GaAs Receiver QFN, 7x7 mm March 2007 - Rev 21-Mar-07 R1008-QB Features Sub-harmonic Receiver Integrated LNA, Image Reject Mixer, LO Doubler/Buffer +2.0 dBm LO Drive Level 8.0 dB Conversion Gain 4.0 dB NF +5.0 dBm Input Third Order Intercept (IP3) 7x7mm QFN package General Description Mimix Broadband’s 35.0-45.0 GHz packaged receiver has a noise figure of 4.0 dB and 5.0 dBm Input Third Order Intercept across the band. This device integrates a three stage LNA followed by an image reject resistive pHEMT mixer and includes an integrated LO doubler and buffer amplifier. The use of integrated LO doubler and LO buffer amplifier makes the provision of the LO easier than for fundamental mixers at these frequencies.