TFF1013HN/N1,115

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RF mixers are components used in the electrical engineering field to combine signals from two or more sources. The purpose is usually to create a single output signal from two or more input signals. They are commonly used in communication systems, such as radios, televisions, and cellular phones. The TFF1013HN/N1,115 is a type of RF mixer from TE Connectivity and is designed for broadband applications. Here, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the TFF1013HN/N1,115 RF mixer.

Application field: The TFF1013HN/N1,115 is designed to be used in 6 GHz to 12 GHz cellular infrastructure base stations. The mixer provides low insertion loss, high linearity, and low noise figure suitable for high gain and high power amplifiers. It can also be used in other wireless applications, such as Industrial Scientific Medical (ISM) applications, where UMTS, C-band, and other satellite applications may be present.

Working Principle: The mixer is a double-balanced mixer that works using a single-ended, low-frequency input. This type of mixer is designed to provide high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and low distortion. The basic working principle for this type of mixer is as follows:

First, the input signal is applied to the primary coil and the secondary coil, which are both tuned to the center frequency of the incoming signal. The signals are then transferred to the differential ports of the mixer. The signals are then mixed by the mixer, which generates two output signals, one equal to the sum of the two input signals and the other equal to the difference between the two signals. The two output signals are then further amplified, filtered, and adjusted before being sent to the antenna.

Conclusion: The TFF1013HN/N1,115 RF mixer is a double-balanced mixer designed for 6 GHz to 12 GHz cellular infrastructure base stations. It provides low insertion loss, high linearity, and low noise figure suitable for high gain and high power amplifiers. The basic working principle of a double-balanced mixer is to apply the input signal to two tuned coils and then mix the signals to generate two output signals which can then be further processed. With its wide application field, the TFF1013HN/N1,115 RF mixer is an ideal choice for wireless applications, such as Industrial Scientific Medical (ISM) applications.

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