ADAR4002

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0.5 GHz to 19 GHz, 1-Channel, Bidirectional True Time Delay Unit

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  • 0.5 GHz to 19 GHz frequency range
  • Programmable 7-bit time delay
  • Programmable Time Delay Range
    • Time Delay Range 0: 0 to 508ps range, 4ps Standard resolution
    • Time Delay Range 1: 0 to 254ps range, 2ps High resolution
  • Programmable6-bit attenuation
    • 31.5 dB adjustment range
    • 0.5 dB resolution
  • Performance at 10 GHz for minimum time delay and attenuation
    • Insertion loss
        • Time Delay Range 0: −20.5 dB
        • Time Delay Range 1: −16.2 dB
      • Input IP3
          • Time Delay Range 0: 15.2 dBm
          • Time Delay Range 1: 14.1 dBm
          • Input P1dB
              • Time Delay Range 0: 5 dBm
              • Time Delay Range 1: 4.1 dBm
            • Noise figure
              • Time Delay Range 0: 21.2 dB
              • Time Delay Range 1: 16.6 dB
          • Fully programmable via a 3-wire or 4-wire SPI
          • 14-bit shift register for daisy chaining and quick data load
          • Power Dissipation: 1 mW with 1.2V and 1.0V Dual Supplies
          • 14-lead, 3 mm × 2 mm, LFCSP
        ADAR4002
        0.5 GHz to 19 GHz, 1-Channel, Bidirectional True Time Delay Unit
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