LTC6433-15

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Low Frequency to 1.4GHz 50Ω Gain Block IF Amplifier

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Overview

  • Low Frequency to 1.4GHz Bandwidth
  • 100kHz to 1GHz Flat Gain from a Single Demo Circuit
  • Low Frequency Cutoff Is User Defined
  • 15.9dB Power Gain
  • 52dBm OIP3 at 1MHz
  • 47dBm OIP3 at 150MHz
  • NF = 3.22dB at 150MHz
  • 1nV/√Hz Total Input Noise Density at 150MHz
  • S11 < –10dB Up to 1.2GHz
  • S22 < –10dB Up to 1.0GHz
  • >2VP-P Linear Output Swing
  • P1dB =19.2dBm
  • DC Power = 475mW
  • 50Ω Single-Ended Operation
  • Insensitive to VCC Variation
  • A-Grade 100% OIP3 Tested at 150MHz
  • Input/Output Internally Matched to 50Ω
  • Single 5V Supply
  • Unconditionally Stable

The LTC6433-15 is a gain-block amplifier with excellent linearity at frequencies below 100kHz to beyond 1000MHz and with low associated output noise.

The unique combination of high linearity, low noise and low power dissipation makes this an ideal candidate for many signal-chain applications. The LTC6433-15 is easy to use, requiring a minimum of external components. It is internally input/output matched to 50Ω and it draws only 95mA from a single 5V supply.

The LTC6433-15 operates over a wide bandwidth. A single demonstration circuit offers flat gain from 100kHz to 1GHz.

While this device is not capable of DC coupled operation, users can define the low frequency cut-off by appropriate choice of external components.

On-chip bias and temperature compensation maintain performance over environmental changes.

The LTC6433-15 uses a high performance SiGe BiCMOS process for excellent repeatability compared with similar GaAs amplifiers. All A-grade LTC6433-15 devices are tested and guaranteed for OIP3 at 150MHz. The LTC6433-15 is housed in a 4mm × 4mm 24-lead QFN package with an exposed pad for thermal management and low inductance.

Applications

  • Single-Ended IF Amplifier
  • ADC Driver
  • CATV
  • Test Equipment

LTC6433-15
Low Frequency to 1.4GHz 50Ω Gain Block IF Amplifier
Single-Ended IF Amplifier OIP3 and Gain vs Frequency Product Package 1
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Hardware Ecosystem

Parts Product Life Cycle Description
Analog to Digital Converters (ADCs) 1
LTC2107 PRODUCTION 16-Bit, 210Msps High Performance ADC
RF Mixers 1
LTC5548 PRODUCTION 2GHz to 14GHz Microwave Mixer with Wideband DC–6GHz IF
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Tools & Simulations

ADIsimRF

ADIsimRF is an easy-to-use RF signal chain calculator. Cascaded gain, noise, distortion and power consumption can be calculated, plotted and exported for signal chains with up to 50 stages. ADIsimRF also includes an extensive data base of device models for ADI’s RF and mixed signal components.

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Evaluation Kits

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DC2168A

LTC6433-15 Demo Board | Low Frequency to 1.4GHz, 15dB Gain Block IF Amplifier

Product Details

Demonstration circuit 2168A features the LTC6433-15 50Ω gain block amplifier. The LTC6433-15 has a power gain of 15.9dB and it is part of the LTC6431-YY amplifier series.

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LTC6433-15 Demo Board | Low Frequency to 1.4GHz, 15dB Gain Block IF Amplifier
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