Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Function:	--
LO Frequency:	3.5GHz ~ 12.5GHz
RF Frequency:	7GHz ~ 9GHz
P1dB:	-4dBm
Gain:	--
Noise Figure:	2.5dB
Current - Supply:	160mA
Voltage - Supply:	5V
Package / Case:	32-TFQFN Exposed Pad
Supplier Device Package:	32-SMT (5x5)
Base Part Number:	HMC567

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HMC567LC5TR Application Field and Working Principle

RF demodulators are electronic circuits used to demodulate radio frequency (RF) signal into its original base band signal in order to extract the information content. These demodulators are used to convert complex waveforms in the frequency domain into time-based information in the form of voltage or current. HMC567LC5TR is a radio frequency (RF) demodulator that is used in the medical field, especially for ultrasound imaging. This semiconductor component device has an operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and is rated to maintain a high frequency stability of 10 ppm/°C. The HMC567LC5TR includes a single-balanced mixer, a low noise amplifier (LNA) and a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). The device works by receiving an RF signal, which is first filtered and amplified using an LNA. Then it is mixed with the VCO output before being sent to the demodulator. The demodulation process can vary depending on the specific application. The HMC567LC5TR is an integrated component-level solution for medical applications, suitable for ultrasound imaging or other RF-based imaging systems. For ultrasound imaging, the device works by converting ultrasound waves into electrical signals that can be processed by a digital system. In order to obtain an image from an ultrasound system, the device must be capable of digitizing the signal received from the transducer and forward it to a digital system for further processing. In other RF-based imaging systems, the demodulation procedure is similar but the technology used differs. Generally, for such systems, RF signals are sent from the patient to the detection system. The demodulator receives the RF signal and performs frequency demodulation before converting it into a waveform signal. This waveform signal is the one received by the digital system for further analysis. The HMC567LC5TR can also be used for other applications such as space-based communication systems, jamming, radars, protection systems and other tracking applications that work with the help of RF signals. The device is also suitable for radio-frequency-identification (RFID) applications as it is capable of demodulating radio-frequency signals to acquire information content within the signal. Overall, the HMC567LC5TR is an ultra-low noise integrated demodulator that is capable of receiving radio-frequency signals and converting it into usable data in medical imaging, space communication, jamming, radar detection and other tracking applications. It works by amplifying and filtering an RF signal using an LNA before mixing it with the VCO output, and then demodulating the signal in order to extract the data.

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