HMC1168LP5E

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Voltage Controlled Oscillators (VCOs) are used to produce an output signal whose frequency is determined by an input voltage. A VCO is a type of oscillator that uses a voltage as its control signal to adjust its frequency. The HMC1168LP5E is a VCO in a low-power 5mm plastic surface mount package. It is designed to cover the frequency range of 1.8 to 6.77 GHz and consume only 250mW. This makes it well suited for applications that require a low-power solution.

The HMC1168LP5E VCO consists of two components: a main oscillator and a divider. The oscillator is an LC resonator, with a frequency that is determined by its inductance and capacitance. The divider divides the frequency of the oscillator signal by any factor between 2 and 16. The output frequency of the VCO is then determined by the combination of the oscillator frequency and the divider divider ratio. The input voltage to the VCO is then used to adjust the oscillator frequency and thus the output frequency.

The output signal from the VCO has a range of selectable harmonics that allow it to be used in various applications. It can be used as a local oscillator in high frequency and ultra-high frequency (UHF) communication systems such as W-CDMA and TD-SCDMA. The VCO can also be used in frequency synthesis applications such as direct-sequence spread-spectrum radios, direct sequence modems and spread-spectrum modems, as well as antennas.

The HMC1168LP5E also has a built-in temperature compensation circuit that ensures that the VCO output will remain stable across temperature variations. The low power consumption and high performance make it an ideal choice for designers looking for a reliable, low-power VCO solution.

The HMC1168LP5E voltage controlled oscillator is a highly efficient, low-power VCO that is suitable for numerous applications within the communication and frequency synthesis fields. The low power consumption and temperature compensation ensure reliable and stable operation in adverse conditions. The selectable harmonic range gives versatility and makes this component a powerful tool for designers who need to find the right VCO solution.

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