HMC252QS24ETR RF/IF and RFID

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
RF Type:	General Purpose
Topology:	Absorptive
Circuit:	SP6T
Frequency Range:	DC ~ 3GHz
Isolation:	29dB
Insertion Loss:	1.3dB
Test Frequency:	3GHz
P1dB:	24dBm
IIP3:	46dBm
Features:	--
Impedance:	50 Ohm
Voltage - Supply:	3.3V, 5V
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C
Package / Case:	24-SSOP (0.154", 3.90mm Width)
Supplier Device Package:	24-QSOP
Base Part Number:	HMC252

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<p>RF Switches are used in a variety of electronic and communication systems to direct, isolate, and switch radio frequency signals. They are used in a wide variety of applications, including radio and television receivers, radars, cellular base stations, satellite links, and radio and television transmitters. The HMC252QS24ETR is a P1dB flat, high-dynamic range, two-channel 16bit receiver in a low-cost, chip-scale package. It is designed for applications such as wireless base stations, tactical radios, and radio frequency switch modules. </p><p>The HMC252QS24ETR is a highly integrated receiver with 24-GHz isolation. It has a VSWR of 1.2:1. It integrates all of the radio frequency switching and signal processing components, including a low-noise amplifier, mixer, diplexer, power detector, and switching circuitry, which are required for the system. Additionally, it includes a programmable gain amplifier with adjustable gain control. </p><p>The HMC252QS24ETR is designed for applications such as wireless base stations, tactical radios, and radio frequency switch modules. The device is designed to allow for a range of signal processing including automatic gain control (AGC), frequency conversion, phase offset, and frequency switching to multiple antennas. It also features high isolation, tight isolation, low Insertion loss, and low current consumption. </p><p>The HMC252QS24ETRs working principle is based on the use of switch networks that can provide high isolation of radio frequency signals. A switch network is usually composed of an antenna switch, an amplifier, and controllable switches that are used to isolate different input signals or to connect output and input signals. The input signals are usually routed through the switch network to an amplifier, which serves to amplify and isolate the input signals. The outputs of the amplifiers are then connected to switches, which can be used to route the signals to various antennas. </p><p>The HMC252QS24ETR works by connecting various switch networks to the antenna to control the signal switch. It includes a 24-GHz low-power switch network that switches all types of signals, and the switches are designed to operate over a wide frequency range. Additionally, the switches are designed to provide low currents, and low noise performance. The receiver also features an optional gain adjustment feature. </p><p>The HMC252QS24ETR is an ideal receiver for applications such as wireless base stations, tactical radios, and radio frequency switch modules. It offers a high level of integration, high dynamic range, low cost, and low power consumption. It is also designed for low noise performance and to provide a wide range of signal processing, including automatic gain control, frequency conversion, phase offset, and frequency switching.</p>

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