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UPB1005GS - REFERENCE FREQUENCY 16.368 MHz/ 2ND IF FREQUENCY 4.092 MHz RF/IF FREQUENCY DOWN-CONVERTER PLL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER IC FOR GPS RECEIVER

General Description

The µPB1005GS is a silicon monolithic integrated circuit for GPS receiver.

This IC is designed as double conversion RF block integrated RF/IF down-converter + PLL frequency synthesizer on 1 chip.

Key Features

  • shrink package, fixed prescaler and supply voltage. The 30-pin plastic SSOP package is suitable for high density surface mounting. The fixed division internal prescaler is needless to input serial counter data. Supply voltage is 3 V. Thus, the µPB1005GS can make RF block fewer components and lower power consumption. This IC is manufactured using NEC’s 20 GHz fT.

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Datasheet Details

Part number UPB1005GS
Manufacturer NEC (now Renesas Electronics)
File Size 164.47 KB
Description REFERENCE FREQUENCY 16.368 MHz/ 2ND IF FREQUENCY 4.092 MHz RF/IF FREQUENCY DOWN-CONVERTER PLL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER IC FOR GPS RECEIVER
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DATA SHEET BIPOLAR ANALOG + DIGITAL INTEGRATED CIRCUIT µPB1005GS REFERENCE FREQUENCY 16.368 MHz, 2ND IF FREQUENCY 4.092 MHz RF/IF FREQUENCY DOWN-CONVERTER + PLL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER IC FOR GPS RECEIVER DESCRIPTION The µPB1005GS is a silicon monolithic integrated circuit for GPS receiver. This IC is designed as double conversion RF block integrated RF/IF down-converter + PLL frequency synthesizer on 1 chip. The µPB1005GS features shrink package, fixed prescaler and supply voltage. The 30-pin plastic SSOP package is suitable for high density surface mounting. The fixed division internal prescaler is needless to input serial counter data. Supply voltage is 3 V. Thus, the µPB1005GS can make RF block fewer components and lower power consumption.