MAX2209

RF Power Detector

Industry's Smallest Power-Detection Circuit

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Overview

  • -25dBm to 0dBm Power Detection Range
  • ±0.5dB Detection Error Due to Temperature
  • +2.7V to +5V Single-Supply Operation
  • Space-Saving 4-Bump, 1mm² UCSP™ Package
  • On-Chip 50Ω Termination and DC-Blocking Capacitor

The MAX2209 is a wideband (800MHz to 2GHz) RF power detector. It takes an RF signal from the directional coupler at the input, and outputs a DC voltage proportional to the RF peak voltage. The change in output voltage versus temperature is very repeatable from part to part and enables a lookup table based on nominal behavior, minimizing the effective detection error to less than ±0.5dB relative to room temperature.

The MAX2209 comes in a space-saving 2 x 2, 0.5mm pitch wafer-level package (WLP) and requires only two external components.

Applications

  • Dual-Band WCDMA Handsets
  • High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA)
  • High-Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA)

MAX2209
RF Power Detector
MAX2209: Pin Configuration/Functional Diagram/Typical Operating Circuit
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Hardware Ecosystem

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