EV1HMC558ALC3B

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RF Evaluation and Development Kits, Boards are essential tools used in modern RF applications, and the EV1HMC558ALC3B is a popular one among them. This evaluation board demonstrates a 4-channel single-width, half-length Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) mini card converter with integrated quad transmitter and sub-1GHz receiver. It is the perfect solution for a variety of RF applications, including wireless digital audio, remote control, low-power radio control, and proximity sensing.

The EV1HMC558ALC3B operates from a single 2.5 Vdc to 3.6 Vdc power supply, and its output power is adjustable from +12 dBm to -20 dBm. Encapsulated in a 31 mm × 51 mm operating area, this board is composed of two parts: an HMC558LC3B Transmit Data Converter (TDC) and an HMC558LC3B Receive Data Converter (RDC). On the HMC558LC3B TDC, three high-performance transmitters are used to provide a wide range of transmit power levels and achieve total error vector magnitude (EVM) up to -30dBc.

The HMC558LC3B RDC consists of a 4-Channel Receiver and a Phase Locked Loop (PLL) to provide an ultra-low power highly integrated receive path solution. The receiver can also be configured as a sub-1GHz ASK or FSK demodulating receiver with an IF bandwidth of up to 128 KHz. To optimize the performance of the receiver, the EV1HMC558ALC3B incorporates various features such as a digital compensation loop, gain control, and weak signal discrimination.

Overall, the EV1HMC558ALC3B can operate in a wide range of temperature conditions (-40°C to 85°C) and can achieve an output power of up to +32dBm. With its compact size, low power consumption, and high performance, the EV1HMC558ALC3B is ideal for a variety of RF applications. Furthermore, its integrated quad transmitter and sub-1GHz receiver provides a robust and reliable solution for wireless digital audio, remote control, low-power radio control, and proximity sensing.

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