HMC798LC4TR-R5

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RF mixers are widely used to convert frequencies in both radio broadcast and radio transmission. As the new generation of RF mixers, HMC798LC4TR-R5 enter the market, which has several applications. This article will discuss its features, applications, and principle of working.

Features of HMC798LC4TR-R5

HMC798LC4TR-R5 is a double-balanced diode mixer with a low conversion loss of 10 dB. This RF mixer provides a high-level of performance and robust design. It has a high isolation and low noise figure of 8 dB at the input port and a 2 dB noise figure at the output port, making it a good choice for high-frequency applications. The RF mixer also has an integrated low-pass band pass filter to suppress spurious signals. Moreover, its wide linear operating bandwidth exceeds 500 MHz and it has a broad frequency range from DC to 9 GHz.

Applications of HMC798LC4TR-R5

HMC798LC4TR-R5 is widely used in various radio broadcast and radio transmission systems. This RF mixer can be used in satellite broadcasting, radio broadcast studios, wireless networks, GPS systems, and military communication systems. Furthermore, it can also be used for medical imaging, and in robotic and automation systems.

Working Principle of HMC798LC4TR-R5

The HMC798LC4TR-R5 is a double-balanced diode mixer, which works by combining two input signals. Its working principle is based on the process of mixing the two input signals. The input signals are converted to sum and difference frequencies. This output is then filtered by a low-pass filter to output a signal with a narrow frequency range. To increase the isolation between the input signals and to reduce the conversion loss, the double-balanced diode mixer incorporates an active amplifier. The amplified signal is then further filtered to output the desired frequency range. The HMC798LC4TR-R5 is designed to operate at high speeds and its low conversion loss increases its efficiency in applications where high isolation is required.

Conclusion

The HMC798LC4TR-R5 is a robust and high-performance double-balanced diode mixer with a wide range of applications. Its wide linear operating bandwidth, low noise figure, and high isolation make it ideal for radio broadcast and radio transmission applications. Moreover, its low conversion loss makes it an excellent choice for applications where high isolation is required. The working principle of the HMC798LC4TR-R5 is based on the process of mixing two input signals to produce a signal with a desired frequency range.

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