DIFF-In / SE-Out Quad Path TX DVGA - 1300MHz to 2800MHz
Overview
Using a single 3.3V power supply and only 485mA of ICC, the F4482 provides four independent transmit paths, each with 27.5dB typical maximum gain, +36.8dBm OIP3, +16.5dBm output P1dB, and 5.7dB NF. Each channel includes a glitch-free digital step attenuator that reduces gain by up to 31.5dB in precise 0.5dB steps.
F4482 - Block Diagram
F4482 - Pinout
F4482 - Control Pin Interface
- Independent quad channels for FDD TX applications
- 1300MHz to 2800MHz
- • 27.5dB typical maximum gain at 2100MHz
- Precise SPI-controlled Glitch-Free™ gain adjustment
- 31.5dB gain range with 0.5dB step size
- 5.7dB NF at 2100MHz
- +36.8dBm OIP3 at 2100MHz
- +16.5dBm output P1dB at 2100MHz
- 3.3V supply voltage
- ICC = 485mA
- 100Ω differential input impedances
- 50Ω single-ended output impedances
- 1.8V and 3.3V logic support
- Independent channel standby modes for power savings
- Operating temperature (TEP) range: -40°C to +115°C
- 8 × 8 mm, 56-LGA package
Design & Development
Boards & Kits
Evaluation System for the F4482, Tuned to a Central Tendency of Frequency of 1.5GHz
Evaluation System for the F4482, Tuned to a Central Tendency of Frequency of 2.1GHz
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