F1792 - RF Wideband Gain-Settable Downconverting Mixer

Description

This document describes the specifications for the F1792 Wideband, Gain-Settable, Zero-DistortionTM Flat-NoiseTM, RF to IF Downconverting Mixer.

The F1792 offers very low power consumption with excellent linearity.

In addition to this the F1792 has four dynamically adjustable gain settings.

Features

a channel shutdown mode for ease of integration into high order TDD systems. Block Diagram Figure 1. Functional Block Diagram Features.
RF range: 400MHz to 3800MHz.
LO range: 400MHz to 3600MHz.
IF Range: 50MHz to 600MHz.
4 Gain Settings; 11dB, 8dB, 5dB, 2dB.
2 bit gain step control.
Ideal for Multi-Carrier Systems.
+35dBm OIP3.
Low Noise Figure at any gain setting via Renesas’ FlatNoiseTM technology.
Z = 200Ω IF balanced, 50Ω RF, 50Ω LO single-ended.

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Part number	F1792
Manufacturer	Renesas
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Description	RF Wideband Gain-Settable Downconverting Mixer
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RF Wideband Gain-Settable F1792 Downconverting Mixer 400MHz to 3800MHz Datasheet Description This document describes the specifications for the F1792 Wideband, Gain-Settable, Zero-DistortionTM Flat-NoiseTM, RF to IF Downconverting Mixer. The F1792 offers very low power consumption with excellent linearity. In addition to this the F1792 has four dynamically adjustable gain settings. The F1792 performance is exceptional across an extremely broad range of RF and IF frequencies.

Published: Aug 14, 2023 |