RF Power Detectors
Analog Devices’ RF Power Detectors are a broad portfolio of Logarithmic Amplifiers, TruPwr™ RMS Detectors, Peak/Envelope Detectors and Successive Detection Log Video Amplifiers (SDLVAs). With detection ranges up to 100 dB, our RF power detectors are used in applications including Transmit/Receive Power Measurement, Input Protection, Return Loss Measurement, RF Pulse Detection, Radar, Electronic Warfare and Precise RF Power Measurement in Test and Measurement, Materials Analysis and HealthCare.
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Technical Article
- Design the Best Front End for UHF Partial Discharge Online Monitoring Systems
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RF Signal Chain Discourse: Properties and Performance Metrics
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Contactless Fluid-Level Measurement Using a Reflectometer Chip
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- Simple and Affordable RMS Power Meter that Operates from 100 MHz to 40 GHz
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An Integrated Bidirectional Bridge with Dual RMS Detectors for RF Power and Return-Loss Measurement
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Webcast
- Behavioral Sources, Parameters, and Expression Evaluation in LTspice
- Multi-Channel System Improvements Using Hardened DSP in Digitizer ICs
- Deep Learning for Radio Frequency Systems
- RF Detectors Help Solve System Design Challenges
- Explaining Phase Noise
Video
- CN0534: USB Powered 5.8 GHz RF LNA w/ Output Power Protection
- ADI & Mouser Chalk Talk: CbM Impact on Smart Manufacturing
- 16 Channel Tx/Rx S-Band Phased Array RADAR Platform
- Using the Analog Devices ADL5920 for Fluid Level Measurement
- Analog Devices: RF & Microwave Technology Leadership
Frequently Asked Question
- What is input voltage range and how is it determined?
- What are op amp input and output common-mode and differential voltage ranges and how are they determined?
- Why doesn't my amplifier output go to zero when I ground the input?
- Can I exceed the parameters specified in the absolute maximum ratings table?
- What is the output headroom or voltage range of an amplifier and how is it determined?