HMC291S

4 dB LSB Silicon 2-Bit Positive Control Digital Attenuator, 0.7 - 4.0 GHz

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Overview

  • RoHS compliant product
  • 4 dB LSB steps to 12 dB
  • Single positive control per bit, 0/+3V or +5V
  • Typical step error : ±0.3 dB
  • Miniature SOT 26 package: 9 mm2

The HMC291SE is a general purpose broadband 2-bit positive control silicon IC digital attenuator in 6 lead SOT26 surface mount plastic package. The insertion loss is typically in between 0.4 dB - 1 dB through operating frequency range. The attenuator bit values are 4 (LSB) and 8 dB for a total attenuation of 12 dB. State error is excellent at ± 0.4 dB typical with an IIP3 of up to 57 dBm. Two bit control voltage inputs, toggled between 0V and +3V or +5V, are used to select each attenuation state at less than 25 µA each. A single VDD supply voltage of +3V to +5V applied through an external 4.7K Ohm resistor is required.

Applications

  • Cellular
  • PCS, ISM, MMDS
  • WLL handset & base station

HMC291S

4 dB LSB Silicon 2-Bit Positive Control Digital Attenuator, 0.7 - 4.0 GHz

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