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UPB1510GV Datasheet 3 Ghz Input Divide By 4 Prescaler Ic For Dbs Tuners

Manufacturer: NEC (now Renesas Electronics)

Overview: DATA SHEET BIPOLAR DIGITAL INTEGRATED CIRCUIT µPB1510GV 3 GHz INPUT DIVIDE BY 4 PRESCALER IC FOR DBS TUNERS The µPB1510GV is a 3.0 GHz input divide by 4 prescaler IC for DBS tuner applications. The µPB1510GV is suitable for use of frequency divider for PLL synthesizer block. The µPB1510GV is a shrink package version of the µPB585G so that this small package contributes to reduce the mounting space. The µPB1510GV is manufactured using NEC’s high fT NESAT™ IV silicon bipolar process. This process uses silicon nitride passivation film and gold electrodes. These materials can protect chip surface from external pollution and prevent corrosion/migration. Thus, this IC has excellent performance, uniformity and reliability.

Key Features

  • High toggle frequency Low current consumption Fixed division : fin = 0.5 GHz to 3.0 GHz : 5 V, 14 mA TYP. : ÷4 High-density surface mounting : 8-pin plastic SSOP (175 mil).

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