MAX2369
Complete Dual-Band Quadrature Transmitter
Part Details
- Dual-Band, Triple-Mode Operation
- +7dBm Output Power with -34dBc ACPR (NADC Modulation)
- 100dB Power Control Range
- Supply Current Drops as Output Power Is Reduced
- On-chip IF VCO and IF PLL
- QSPI/SPI/MICROWIRE-Compatible 3-Wire Bus
- Digitally Controlled Operational Modes
- +2.7V to +5.5V Operation
- Single Sideband Upconverter Eliminates SAW Filters
- Power Control Distributed at IF and RF for Optimum Dynamic Range
The MAX2369 is a dual-band, triple-mode complete transmitter for cellular phones. The device takes a differential I/Q baseband input and mixes it up to IF through a quadrature modulator and IF variable-gain amplifier (VGA). The signal is then routed to an external bandpass filter and upconverted to RF through an SSB mixer and RF VGA. The signal is further amplified with an on-board PA driver.
The MAX2369 is designed for dual-band operation and supports TDMA for the PCS band as well as TDMA and AMPS for the cellular band. The desired mode of operation is selected by loading data on the SPI™/MICROWIRE™-compatible 3-wire serial bus. The MAX2369 then routes the signals to the appropriate ports depending on which band is selected. The MAX2369 includes two RF LO input ports and two PA driver ports, eliminating the need for external switching circuitry.
The MAX2369 takes advantage of the serial bus to set modes such as charge-pump current, high or low sideband injection, and IF/RF gain balancing. It is packaged in a small (7mm x 7mm) 48-pin QFN package with exposed paddle.
Applications
- Dual-Band TDMA/Amps Handsets
- GAIT Handsets
- High-Speed Data Modems
- High-Speed Digital Cordless Phones
- Mobile Phones
- Satellite Phones
- Triple-Mode, Dual-Mode, or Single-Mode
- Wireless Data Links (WAN/LAN)
- Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs)
- Wireless Local Loop (WLL)
Documentation
Data Sheet 1
Reliability Data 1
Technical Articles 2
This is the most up-to-date revision of the Data Sheet.
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