STPAC02F1 - RF DETECTOR FOR POWER AMPLIFIER CONTROL WITH INTERNAL TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION IPADTM

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General Description

The STPAC02F1 is an integrated RF detector for power control chain.

It has been developed to convert the RF signal coming from the external coupler into a DC signal usable by the mobile digital stage.

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Part number	STPAC02F1
Manufacturer	STMicroelectronics
File Size	50.97 KB
Description	RF DETECTOR FOR POWER AMPLIFIER CONTROL WITH INTERNAL TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION IPADTM
Datasheet	STPAC02F1 Datasheet

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® STPAC02F1 RF DETECTOR FOR POWER AMPLIFIER CONTROL WITH INTERNAL TEMPERATURE COMPENSATION IPAD TM MAIN PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 0.8 to 2.5GHz frequency range Detection diode voltage drop compensation Temperature compensation Fast response time Low Power consumption Chip Scale device Low parasitic impedance DESCRIPTION The STPAC02F1 is an integrated RF detector for power control chain. It has been developed to convert the RF signal coming from the external coupler into a DC signal usable by the mobile digital stage. It is based on the use of two similar diodes, one assuming the signal detection while the second one is used to compensate the ambient temperature effect. A biasing stage suppresses the detection diode drop voltage effect.