L-band Microwave Double Balanced Mixer

    • L-band Microwave Double Balanced Mixer

    Purpose:
    Construction of radio transceivers.
    Year of release: 2014
    Guaranteed service life (years): 3
    Estimated production / delivery time (months): 10
    Flight qualification of the product: No
    Possibility to adapt the product to customer requirements: No
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    Parameter Value
    W*H*T 6.35*6.35*1 mm
    Weight 1 g
    Supply voltage 5.0±0.5 V
    Operating temperature range -60 - +85 C°
    Case 5130.16.АН3 (Metal and ceramic case)
    Consumption current 0.077-0.102 А
    Gear ratio 1.5
    Noise figure 13.8 dB
    Input Compression Point 7 dBm
    Input frequency range 0.05…2.7 GHz
    Output frequency range 0.05…2.7 GHz
    Signal power requirement of heterodyne -10…0 dBm
    Logging Level “0” 1.3 V
    Logging Level “1” 2 V

    Description

    SiGe (Silicon-germanium) BiKMOS microwave MMIC mixer implements the Gilbert active mixer circuit. The features of the circuit are: - the mixer can be included in both receiving and transmitting paths; - the output of the circuit is implemented as an open col
    ... SiGe (Silicon-germanium) BiKMOS microwave MMIC mixer implements the Gilbert active mixer circuit. The features of the circuit are:
    - the mixer can be included in both receiving and transmitting paths;
    - the output of the circuit is implemented as an open collector, so the output can be of different types - unipolar or differential;
    - input mixer can work with any type of signal;
    - implemented the ability to switch the mixer to sleep mode.
    The microcircuits are designed to operate as a mixer of the receiving and transmitting paths in the frequency range up to 2 GHz, with a possible extension of the band to 4 GHz.
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