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 | Up to 94 GHz frequency capability |
| IF coverage to 20 GHz |
| Topologies |
| |  | Super-heterodyne |
| | | Image/LO reject |
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| Up converter output power to +2W |
| Down-converter noise to < 3 dB |
| W/G and Coax Connector Options |
| Environmental Screening (ESS) |
| Hermetic Packaging Available |
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Microsemi-RFIS's high-performance up and down converters provide the bulk of the frequency translation functions within transmitter and receiver modules.
A typical lineup for an integrated down converter assembly includes a component chain consisting of a low-noise RF amplifier (LNA), an image reject filter,
a mixer, and an IF output amplifier stage. Similarly, a typical up converter lineup begins with an IF pre-amplifier and filter, a mixer, followed by an
LO-reject filter and power amplifier chain on the RF output. Various LO configurations are available, and mixer options include single-balanced, double-balanced,
triple-balanced, image reject, and sub-harmonic topologies. Add an optional integrated phase-locked frequency source to provide a self-contained on-board synthesizer
for generating the LO signal. Microsemi-RFIS's expertise in each component in these multi-function assemblies allows us to handle complex frequency mixing architectures
that provide stable up/down conversion over temperature and wide LO drive ranges, with minimal spurious output and harmonic content.
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