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Manufacturers
    • Analog Devices
    • Atmel
    • Broadcom
    • Infineon Technologies
    • Maxim Integrated
    • NXP Semiconductors
    • Renesas Electronics
    • Samsung
    • Skyworks Solutions
    • Toshiba
RF or Microwave Device Type
    • DEMODULATOR
    • MODULATOR
    • MODULATOR/DEMODULATOR
Mounting Feature
    • SURFACE MOUNT
No. of Terminals (1)
    • 48
    • 16
    • 24
    • 28
    • 32
Package Body Material
    • PLASTIC/EPOXY
Technology
    • CMOS
    • GAAS
Screening Level
    • IEC-60134
Total Dose (V)
    • 100k Rad(Si)
Maximum Input Power (CW)
    • -12 dBm
    • -25 dBm
    • -7 dBm
    • -9 dBm
    • 0 dBm
    • 10 dBm
    • 12 dBm
    • 13 dBm
    • 15 dBm
    • 16 dBm
    • 18 dBm
    • 27 dBm
    • 5 dBm
    • 9 dBm
Maximum Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
    • 1.2
    • 1.25
    • 1.33
    • 1.4
    • 1.5
    • 1.92
    • 2
Construction
    • COMPONENT
Package Equivalence Code
    • LCC16,.12SQ,20
    • LCC24,.16SQ,20
    • LCC32,.2SQ,20
    • LCC48,.27SQ,20
Modulation Technique
    • BIPHASE
    • I/Q
    • QPSK
    • QUADRAPHASE
    • SSB
    • VECTOR
Characteristic Impedance
    • 100 ohm
    • 1000 ohm
    • 50 ohm
Maximum Operating Temperature
    • 125 Cel
    • 70 Cel
    • 75 Cel
    • 85 Cel
Minimum Operating Temperature
    • -20 Cel
    • -25 Cel
    • -30 Cel
    • -40 Cel
    • -55 Cel
    • 0 Cel
Terminal Finish
    • Gold (Au)
    • MATTE TIN
    • Matte Tin (Sn)
    • Matte Tin (Sn) - annealed
    • NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD
    • TIN LEAD
    • Tin (Sn)
    • Tin/Bismuth (Sn/Bi)
    • Tin/Lead (Sn/Pb)
    • Tin/Lead (Sn85Pb15)
Maximum Conversion Loss
    • 11 dB
Additional Features
    • HIGH RELIABILITY
    • MIL-38535; RH - 100K RAD(SI)
    • MIL-38535; RH - 50K RAD(SI)
JESD-609 Code
    • e0
    • e3
    • e4
    • e6
Minimum Operating Frequency
    • 0 MHz
    • 100 MHz
    • 1200 MHz
    • 140 MHz
    • 1400 MHz
    • 1500 MHz
    • 1550 MHz
    • 17000 MHz
    • 175 MHz
    • 1800 MHz
    • 1805 MHz
    • 1920 MHz
    • 200 MHz
    • 21.4 MHz
    • 2110 MHz
    • 2300 MHz
    • 250 MHz
    • 2500 MHz
    • 30 MHz
    • 3000 MHz
    • 350 MHz
    • 40 MHz
    • 400 MHz
    • 4000 MHz
    • 440 MHz
    • 50 MHz
    • 600 MHz
    • 6000 MHz
    • 70 MHz
    • 700 MHz
    • 750 MHz
    • 80 MHz
    • 800 MHz
    • 869 MHz
    • 889 MHz
    • 915 MHz
Maximum Operating Frequency
    • 100 MHz
    • 1000 MHz
    • 1050 MHz
    • 1100 MHz
    • 11000 MHz
    • 1150 MHz
    • 1160 MHz
    • 1300 MHz
    • 1500 MHz
    • 160 MHz
    • 1600 MHz
    • 1980 MHz
    • 1990 MHz
    • 2150 MHz
    • 2170 MHz
    • 2200 MHz
    • 22000 MHz
    • 2400 MHz
    • 2500 MHz
    • 2700 MHz
    • 2800 MHz
    • 2900 MHz
    • 300 MHz
    • 3000 MHz
    • 325 MHz
    • 400 MHz
    • 4000 MHz
    • 50 MHz
    • 500 MHz
    • 520 MHz
    • 5200 MHz
    • 60 MHz
    • 6000 MHz
    • 650 MHz
    • 700 MHz
    • 800 MHz
    • 8000 MHz
    • 900 MHz
    • 960 MHz
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Part RoHS Manufacturer RF or Microwave Device Type Mounting Feature No. of Terminals Package Body Material Technology Screening Level Total Dose (V) Maximum Input Power (CW) Maximum Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Construction Package Equivalence Code Modulation Technique Characteristic Impedance Maximum Operating Temperature Minimum Operating Temperature Terminal Finish Maximum Conversion Loss Additional Features JESD-609 Code Minimum Operating Frequency Maximum Operating Frequency

ADMV4540ACCZ

Analog Devices

DEMODULATOR

SURFACE MOUNT

48

0 dBm

1.92

COMPONENT

LCC48,.27SQ,20

QUADRAPHASE

50 ohm

85 Cel

-40 Cel

17000 MHz

22000 MHz

ADMV4540ACCZ-RL7

Analog Devices

DEMODULATOR

SURFACE MOUNT

48

0 dBm

1.92

COMPONENT

LCC48,.27SQ,20

QUADRAPHASE

50 ohm

85 Cel

-40 Cel

17000 MHz

22000 MHz
RF/Microwave Modulator/Demodulators

RF/Microwave modulator/demodulators are electronic devices that are used to modulate and demodulate radio frequency signals. They are essential components in many communication systems and are used to convert information into radio frequency signals and back again.

Modulators are used to combine an information signal with a carrier signal to produce a modulated signal that can be transmitted through the air or over a wire. Demodulators are used to recover the original information signal from the modulated signal.

There are different types of modulator/demodulator circuits, including amplitude modulation (AM), frequency modulation (FM), phase modulation (PM), and quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM). The choice of modulation scheme depends on the application and the desired performance. RF/Microwave modulator/demodulators are used in a variety of applications, including telecommunications, radar systems, and satellite communication systems.