UMX-1135-D16-G

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Voltage-Controlled Oscillators (VCOs) are active components used mainly in frequency synthesizers and other communication systems, and are suggested for applications requiring wide tuning range and low frequency stability. The UMX-1135-D16-G is a voltage-controlled oscillator designed particularly for use in oscillator applications.

General Description

The UMX-1135-D16-G VCO is designed to operate at a fixed frequency offset below the center frequency of 1625 MHz with a control voltage range of -6V to 6V. It is provided in a plastic surface mount package with a low profile of 4.35mm (0.168"). It includes a built-in amplifier and a low pass filter for excellent linearity over a wide temperature range. The UMX-1135-D16-G has an impressive phase noise performance with high stability over the temperature range. With a wide tuning range from 1450 to 1650 MHz and an input voltage tuning range from -6V to 6V, the UMX-1135-D16-G provides excellent frequency selectivity in a wide variety of applications.

Features

• Frequency range of 1450 to 1650 MHz
• Input voltage range of -6V to 6V
• Low profile
• Excellent linearity over a wide temperature range
• High stability over the temperature range
• Excellent phase noise performance
• Incorporates a low pass filter
• Built-in amplifier

Application Field

The UMX-1135-D16-G is ideal for frequency synthesizers, local oscillators and other communication systems. It is suitable for applications requiring wide tuning range and low frequency stability. The voltage-controlled oscillator is used in various applications in the aerospace, defense, industrial and consumer markets. These applications include satellite communications, GPS systems, radar systems, avionic systems, automotive systems and consumer electronics.

Working Principle

The UMX-1135-D16-G Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO) is an active component designed to produce an oscillatory signal at a frequency determined by an externally applied control signal. The VCO operates using two key components, an amplifier and feedback components. The amplifier generates a signal based on an input voltage, and the feedback components determine the frequency response by setting how often the signal is fed back into the input of the amplifier. This feedback can be adjusted by changing the frequency range, the gain of the amplifier or the capacitance and/or inductance of the components. The output is also affected by the amplified and frequency-shifted signal that is fed back into the input of the amplifier.

The UMX-1135-D16-G voltage-controlled oscillator incorporates a low pass filter and a built-in amplifier to provide excellent linearity and stability over a wide temperature range. The UMX-1135-D16-G has a frequency offset below 1625 MHz and an input voltage range between -6V and 6V, resulting in a wide tuning range with excellent selectivity.

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