Datasheet SA1921BE Datasheet (Philips)

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SA1921

Satellite and cellular dual-band RF front-end

Product specification Supersedes data of 1998 Sep 11 IC17 Data Handbook

1999 Mar 02

INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

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Philips Semiconductors Product specification

SA1921Satellite and cellular dual-band RF front-end

1999 Mar 02 853–2121 20917

DESCRIPTION

The SA1921 is an integrated dual-band RF front-end that operates at both cellular (AMPS, DAMPS, and GSM) and satellite (1515–1600 MHz) frequencies, and is designed in a 13 GHz f

BiCMOS process—QUBiC1. The low-band is a combined low-noise amplifier (LNA) and mixer. The LNA has a 1.7 dB noise figure at 943 MHz with 18.3 dB of gain and an IIP3 of –5 dBm. The wide-dynamic range mixer has a 11 dB noise figure at 943 MHz with 7.2 dB of gain and an IIP3 of +5 dBm.

The high-band contains a receiver front-end, and a high frequency transmit mixer intended for closed loop transmitters. One advantage of the high-band architecture is an image-rejection mixer with over 30 dB of image rejection; thus, eliminating external filter cost while saving board space. The system noise figure is 3.9 dB at 1550 MHz with a power gain of 22.2 dB and an IIP3 of –11.5 dB.

FEATURES

•Low current consumption

•Outstanding low- and high-band noise figure

•Excellent gain stability versus temperature and supply

•Image reject high-band mixer with over 30 dB of rejection

•Increased low-band LNA gain compression during analog

transmission

•LO input and output buffers

•On chip logic for network selection and power down

•Very small outline package

APPLICATIONS

•800 to 1000 MHz analog and digital receivers

•1515 to 1600 MHz digital receivers

•Portable radios

•Digital mobile communications equipment

PIN CONFIGURATION

GND

SR01732

21 22

23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30 31

123456

18 19 20

789101112

32 33 34 35 36

15 16

13 14

Tx ON

HIGH BAND IMAGE SET I

HIGH BAND LO INPUT

GND

LOW BAND LO INPUT

GND

HIGH BAND IMAGE SET Q

N/C

GND

N/C

GND

MIX IN

GND

Tx IF A

N/C

Rx ON

LOW BAND LO A

HIGH BAND LO B

HIGH BAND LO A

GND

LOW BAND IF B

LOW BAND IF A

HIGH BAND IF B

HIGH BAND IF A

SYN ON

HI/LO

N/C

GND

STRONG SIGNAL

GND

HIGH BAND LNA IN

LOW BAND LNA IN

GND

LOW BAND LNA OUT

N/C

GND

Tx IF B

GND

Tx A

Tx B

GND

Figure 1. Pin Configuration

ORDERING INFORMATION

TYPE NUMBER

PACKAGE

NAME DESCRIPTION VERSION

SA1921 LQFP48 Plastic low profile quad flat package; 48 leads; body 7x7x1.4 mm SOT313-2

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1999 Mar 02

PIN DESCRIPTIONS

PIN NO.

PIN NAME DESCRIPTION

1 N/C No Connection 2 Tx IF A Transmit IF A 3 Tx IF B Transmit IF B 4 GND Ground 5 MIX IN Low Band Mixer Input 6 GND Ground 7 V

8 GND Ground 9 Tx A Transmit Signal A

10 Tx B Transmit Signal B

11 GND Ground 12 N/C No Connection 13 HI/LO High Band/Low Band Control 14 SYN ON LO Buffer Power Control 15 HIGH BAND IF A High Band IF A 16 HIGH BAND IF B High Band IF B 17 LOW BAND IF A Low Band IF A 18 LOW BAND IF B Low Band IF B 19 GND Ground 20 HIGH BAND LO A High Band LO Output 21 HIGH BAND LO B High Band LO Output 22 LOW BAND LO A Low Band LO Output 23 LOW BAND LO B Low Band LO Output 24 Rx ON LNA/Mixer Power Control 25 V

26 Tx ON Tx Mixer/Driver Power 27 V

28 HIGH BAND IMAGE SET I High Band Image Set I 29 GND Ground 30 HIGH BAND LO INPUT High Band LO Connection 31 LOW BAND LO INPUT Low Band LO Connection 32 GND Ground 33 HIGH BAND IMAGE SET Q High Band Image Set Q 34 GND Ground 35 GND Ground 36 N/C No Connection 37 N/C No Connection 38 STRONG SIGNAL Strong Signal Detection 39 GND Ground 40 V

41 GND Ground 42 HIGH BAND LNA IN High Band LNA Input 43 LOW BAND LNA IN Low Band LNA Input 44 GND Ground 45 LOW BAND LNA OUT Low Band LNA Output 46 GND Ground 47 GND Ground 48 N/C No Connection

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1999 Mar 02

IMAGE

REJECT

MIXER

GND

N/C

MIX IN

N/C

Rx ON

LOW BAND LO B

LOW BAND LO A

HIGH BAND LO B

HIGH BAND LO A

GND

LOW BAND IF B

LOW BAND IF A

HIGH BAND IF B

HIGH BAND IF A

SYN ON

HI/LO

N/C

GND

STRONG SIGNAL

GND

HIGH BAND LNA IN

LNA OUT

GND

N/C

Tx ON

HIGH BAND LO INPUT

GND

LOW BAND LO INPUT

GND

HIGH BAND IMAGE SET I

GND

HIGH BAND IMAGE SET Q

N/C

GND

LOW BAND LNA IN

SR01733

Tx B

Tx A

GND

Tx IF B

Tx IF A

GND

5 pF

Figure 2. Block Diagram

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1999 Mar 02

T able 1. POWER DOWN CONTROL

LO BUFFER LNA MIXER

TX MIXER

DRIVER

Control State (Hi/Lo, Syn On, Rx On, Tx On, Strong Signal)

High Band

Low

Band

High

Band

Low

Band

High

Band

Low

Band

High

Band

Low

Band x000x Sleep Off Off Off Off Off Off Off Off 01000 Low-Band LO Buffer on Off On Off Off Off Off Off Off 01100 Low-Band Receive Normal Off On Off On Off On Off Off 01101 Low-Band receive Strong Signal Off On Off Off Off On Off Off 01110 Low-Band Transmit (Analog only) Off On Off On

High Bias

Off On Off On

01010 N/A Off On Off Off Off Off Off On 11000 High-Band LO Buffer On On Off Off Off Off Off Off Off 11100 High-Band Receive Normal On Off On Off On Off Off Off 11101 High-Band Receive Strong Signal On Off Off Of f On Off Off Of f 11010 N/A On Off Off Off Off Off On Off

NOTE:

1. “0” is low logic state; “1” is high logic state.

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1999 Mar 02

OPERATION

The low-band contains both an LNA and mixer that is designed to operate in the 800 to 1000 MHz frequency range. The high-band contains an LNA and image-rejection mixer that is designed to operate in the 1515 to 1600 MHz frequency range with over 30 dB of rejection over an intermediate frequency (IF) range from 150 to 185 MHz.

Image rejection is achieved in the internal architecture by two RF mixers in quadrature and two all-pass filters in the I and Q IF channels that phase shift the IF by 45 and 135, respectively. The two phase shifted IFs are recombined and buffered to produce the IF output signal.

The LO section consists of an internal phase shifter to provide quadrature LO signals to the receive mixers. The filters outputs are buffered before being fed to the receive mixers. The transmit mixer section consists of a low-noise amplifier, and a down-convert mixer. In the transmit mode, an internal LO buffer is used to drive the transmit IF down-convert mixer.

Low-Band Receive Section

The circuit contains a LNA followed by a wide-band mixer. In a typical application circuit, the LNA output uses an external pull-up inductor to VCC and is AC coupled. The mixer IF outputs are differential. A typical application will load the output buffer with an inductor across the IF outputs, a pull-up inductor to V

and an AC

coupled capacitor to the matching network.

Low-Band Receive Section (Analog Transmit Mode)

The bias current of the low-band LNA will increase during analog transmission, which increases its gain compression point and makes the receiver less sensitive to PA leakage power for an AMPS application.

High-Band Receive Section

The circuit contains an LNA followed by two high dynamic range mixers. These are Gilbert cell mixers; the internal architecture is fully differential. The LO is shifted in phase by 45 and 135 and mixes the amplified RF signal to create I and Q channels. The two I and Q channels are buffered, phase shifted by 45 and 135, respectively , amplified and recombined internally to realize the image rejection.

The IF output is differential and of the open-collector type. A typical application will load the output buffer with an inductor across the IF outputs, a pull-up inductor to V

and an AC coupled capacitor to

the matching network.

Control Logic Section

Pins HI/LO, SYN ON, Rx On, Tx On, Strong Signal, control the logic functions. The HI/LO mode selects between low-band and high-band operation. The SYN ON mode enables the LO buffers independent of the other circuitry. When SYN ON is high, all internal buffers in the LO path of the circuit are turned on, thus minimizing LO pulling when the remainder of the receive or transmit chain is powered-up.

The Rx ON mode enables the LO buffers when the device is in the low-band receive normal, receive strong signal and transmit modes; the Rx ON mode enables the LO buffers, also, when the device is in the high-band receive normal, and receive strong signal modes.

The Tx ON mode enables the transmit mixer. The strong signal mode, when disabled, allows the low- and high-band LNAs to function normally; and when the strong signal mode is enabled, it turns-off the low- and high-band LNAs. This is needed when the input signal is large and needs to be attenuated.

Local Oscillator (LO) Section

The LO input directly drives the two internal all-pass networks to provide quadrature LO to the receive mixers. A synthesizer-on (SYN ON) mode is used to power-up all LO input buffers, thus minimizing the pulling effect on the external VCO when entering receive or transmit mode.

Transmit Mixer Section

The transmit mixer is used for down-conversion to the transmit IF. Its inputs are coupled to the transmit RF which is down-converted to a modulated transmit IF frequency , and phase-locked with the baseband modulation.

The IF outputs are HIGH impedance (open-collector type). A typical application will load the output buffer with an inductor across the IF outputs, a pull-up inductor to V

and AC coupled capacitors to the

matching network.

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1999 Mar 02

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS

SYMBOL PARAMETERS VALUE UNIT

Input supply voltage at pins: 7, 25, 27, 40 4.75 V

Power dissipation 150 mW

Input power at all ports +20 dBm

srg

Storage temperature range –65 to +125 °C

RECOMMENDED OPERATING CONDITIONS

SYMBOL PARAMETERS RATING UNIT

DC Supply voltage 3.6 to 3.9 V

Operating temperature range (pin temp) –40 to +85 °C

DC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Unless otherwise specified, all Input/Output ports are single-ended.

DC PARAMETERS

= +3.75 V , T

= +25°C unless otherwise noted

SYMBOL

PARAMETERS CONDITION MIN. TYP. MAX. UNIT

Current Consumption: Sleep Mode X000X 1.0 25

A

Low Band Receive Normal 01100 9.8 12.2 14.7 mA

Low Band Receive Strong 01101 9.0 mA

Low Band Transmit (Analog) 01111 18.0 mA

Low Band Transmit (GSM) 01010 16.5 mA

High Band Receive Normal 11100 32.0 40.0 48.0 mA

High Band Receive Strong 11101 36.0 mA

High Band Transmit (GSM) 11010 19.4 mA Logic Low Input 0 0.5 V Logic High Input 1.9 4.0 V

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1999 Mar 02

AC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS Low-Band, Dual Mode of Operation

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqRF = 943 MHz, FreqLO = 1106 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

PARAMETERS

Min

–3

TYP

+3

Max UNITS NOTES

System

RF Input Frequency Range 869 943 960 MHz IF Frequency 163 MHz LO Frequency 1032 1106 1 123 MHz Cascaded Power Gain; includes 3dB filter loss 21.4 22.5 23.6 dB Power Gain Reduction (Strong Signal Mode—LNA Off) 30 36 42 dB Cascaded Noise Figure; includes 3dB filter loss 2.6 dB

LNA

LNA Gain 17.6 18.3 19 dB LNA IIP3 (60 kHz spacing) –6.0 –5.0 –4.0 dBm LNA IIP3 (200 kHz spacing) –3.0 dBm LNA Noise Figure 1.6 1.7 1.8 dB LNA 1 dB RF Input Compression Point –21.0 dBm

Mixer

Mixer Gain 6.9 7.2 7.5 dB Mixer IIP3 (60 kHz spacing) 4.0 5.0 6.0 dBm Mixer Noise Figure 10.4 11.0 11.6 dB Mixer 1 dB RF Input Compression Point –13.0 dBm

Other

Input Impedance, RF Port 50

Return Loss at LNA Inputs and Output –10 dB 1 Return Loss at Mixer Input and Outputs –10 dB 1 LO leakage at RF Port –42 dBm LO Input Power –5 –3 –1 dBm Turn ON/OFF Time 100

msec

Low-Band LO Buffer

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqLO = 1106 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

PARAMETERS

Min

–3

TYP.

+3

Max UNITS NOTES

LO Frequency 1032 1106 1 123 MHz Differential Output Power –7 dBm Differential Output Impedance 100

Harmonic Content –20 dBc Input Power –5 –3 –1 dBm Input Impedance 50

Turn On/Off T ime 10

msec

NOTE:

1. External matching network is required.

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AC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS High-Band, Single Mode of Operation

LNA and Image Reject Mixer

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqRF = 1550 MHz, FreqLO = 1713 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

PARAMETERS

MIN

–3

TYP.

+3

MAX UNITS NOTES

RF Input Frequency Range 1515 1600 MHz IF Frequency 150 163 185 MHz LO Frequency 1665 1785 MHz Power Gain 21.5 22.2 22.9 dB Power Gain Reduction (Strong Signal Mode—LNA Off) 34 47 60 dB Noise Figure 3.7 3.9 4.1 dB Input Impedance, RF Port 50

Return Loss at Inputs –10 dB 1 LO leakage at RF Port –48 dBm 1 dB RF Input Compression Point –24 dBm IP3 (3RD Order Intermodulation Product)

Referred to the RF Input Port

–14 –11.5 –9 dBm

(2 x LO) – (2 x RF) Spur Performance –

–62 dBc

50 dBm IN Referred to RF In ut Port

Measure at LO = 1688 MHz and RF = 1606 MHz (3 x LO) – (3 x RF) Spur Performance.

–50 dBm IN Referred to RF Input Port. Measure at LO = 1688 MHz and RF = 1634 MHz.

–102 dBc

Image rejection, fRX+2f

Referred to the RF Input Port

31.5 34 36.5 dB

LO Input Power –5 –3 –1 dBm Turn ON/OFF Time 10

msec

High-Band LO Buffer

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqLO = 1713 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

PARAMETERS

MIN

–3

TYP.

+3

MAX UNITS NOTES

LO Frequency Range 1665 1785 MHz Differential Output Power –9 dBm Differential Output Impedance 100

Harmonic Content –20 dBc Input Power –5 –3 –1 dBm Input Impedance 50

Turn On/Off T ime 10

msec

NOTE:

1. External matching network is required.

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1999 Mar 02

Transmit Mixer

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqRF = 1550 MHz, FreqLO = 1713 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

PARAMETERS

MIN

–3

TYP.

+3

MAX UNITS NOTES

TX Mixer Input Frequency 824 1661 MHz TX RF Input Impedance, Balanced 200

TX Mixer Output Frequency 70 163 200 MHz TX IF Load Impedance 1000

Maximum TX IF Load Capacitance 2 pF Conversion Power Gain 17 18 19 dB 1 1 dB Input Compression Point –17 dBm IIP2 20 dBm IIP3 –9 –7 –5 dBm Noise Figure (double sideband) 8.5 dB Reverse Isolation T

XIN

–LO

40 dB

Isolation LOIN–T

XIN

40 dB

NOTES:

1. Input and output ports matched to 50 W.

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SR01802

R27

AT4

J11–2

J1–4

J2–4

J2–5

J6–5

J13–2

J13–3

J12–4

J11–5

J15–3

J20–3

J21–3

J16–2

DUT–16

DUT–17

DUT–18

DUT–19

DUT–20

DUT–21

DUT–22

DUT–23

DUT–24

DUT–1

DUT–2

DUT–3

DUT–4

DUT–6

DUT–5

DUT–7

DUT–8

DUT–11

DUT–12

DUT–9

DUT–10

DUT–13

DUT–14

DUT–15

HBLOA

HBLOB

LBLOA

HBIFA

HBIFB

LBIFA

LBIFB

GND

N/C

TXIFA

TXIFB

GND

LBMIN

VCC

GND

N/C

TXA

TXB

HILO

SYNON

LBLOB

RXON

3.92K

C23

10 pf

150 nH

C24

10 pf

R32

AT9

AP45

PAT–10

180 nh

SELECT

562

1000 pf

DPS1

C31

0.1 uf

1 uH

C10

1000 pf

C15

100 pf

AP9

R13

3.92K

C18

33 pf

AP10

C19

33 pf

1.5 pf

R17

51.1

AT10

PAT–10

3.92K

AP42

DP33

DP34

AT1

5.6 pf

150 nH

5.6 pf

R10

PAT–10

C27

5.6 pf

L10

180 nH

1.21K

DPS1

R26

3.92K

AT2

8.2 pf L7

5.6 pf

PAT–10

C28

SELECT

L11

150 nh

DPS1

R25

3.92K

150 nH

R11

4.32K

R18

1000 pf

C11

1000 pf

3.92KR73.92KR53.92K

3.92K

PORT 1

PORT 2

SUM PORT

AT3

LRPS–2–11

PAT–10

R24

R23

C34

33 pf

C20

33 pf

C35

33 pf

C36

33 pf

AP46

AP44

AP41

AP40

AP38

AP12

DP26

DUT–48

DUT–45

DUT–46

DUT–47

DUT–44

DUT–41

DUT–43

DUT–42

DUT–40

DUT–39

DUT–38

DUT–37

DUT–36

DUT–35

DUT–34

DUT–33

DUT–32

DUT–31

DUT–30

DUT–29

DUT–28

DUT–27

DUT–26

DUT–25

N/C

LBLOUT

RxMxGND

GND

LBLIN

HBLIN

VCC

GND

STRONG

N/C

X2ON

GND

LBBPS

GND

LBTNK

HBTNK

GND

HBBPS

VCC

TXON

VCC

R28

3.92K

AP43

L12

4.7 nH

332

10 pf

R29

3.92K

R31

3.92K

AP47

AP16

AT7

C37

100 pf

C38

1000 pf

DPS1

C30

1.5 pf

C22

33 pf

8.2 nH

R22

51.1

PAT–6

J29–2

J1–3

J28–3

R30

3.92K

AP16

AT8

C29

2.2 pf

C21

33 pf

8.2 nH

R19

51.1

PAT–6

J26–3

C17

100 pf

C14

1000 pf

1 uH

C33

0.1 uf

DPS1

J28–2

J25–2

DP31

DP23

J26–2

AP14

R16

AT6

3.92K

PORT 2

PORT 1

SUM PORT

AT5

LRPS–2–11

PAT–6

PAT–3

R21

51.1

J24–4

AP36

R15

C26

10 pf

R20

51.1

C25

10 pf

J22–5

AP39

R14

3.92K

R12

J21–2

AP11

C16

100 pf

C12

1000 pf

1 uH

C32

0.1 uf

J100–4

DPS1HF

J100–2

DPS1LF

J100–3

DPS1LS

J100–5

DPS1HS

J23–4

DP19

C13

1000 pf

IMAGE

REJECT

MIXER

DO NOT ASSEMBLE

SA1921

Figure 3. SA1921 Dual-Band Test Circuit

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SR01755

5 pF

Figure 4. SA1921 Dual-Band Application Circuit

NOTE:

GSM and Satellite frequencies

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PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS

VCC = +3.75 V , FreqRF = 1550 MHz, FreqLO = 1713 MHz, P

LOin

= –3 dBm, TA = +25C; unless otherwise stated.

SR01734

8.00

9.00

10.00

11.00

12.00

13.00

14.00

15.00

16.00

3.60 3.65 3.70 3.75 3.80 3.85 3.90

+85C

+25C

–40C

VCC (V)

(mA)

Figure 5. Low Band Receive Normal I

SR01735

25.00

30.00

35.00

40.00

45.00

50.00

3.60 3.65 3.70 3.75 3.80 3.85 3.90

(V)

(mA)

+85C

+25C

–40C

Figure 6. High Band Receive Normal I

SR01750

150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185

IF FREQUENCY (MHz)

GAIN (dB)

Figure 7. High Band Gain vs. IF Frequency

SR01751

150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185

IF FREQUENCY (MHz)

REJECTION (dB)

Figure 8. High Band Image Rejection vs. IF Frequency

SR01752

–13.5

–13

–12.5

–12

–11.5

–11

–10.5

–10

–9.5

–9

–8.5

150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185

IF FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP3 (dBm)

Figure 9. High Band IP3 vs. IF Frequency

SR01753

150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185

IF FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP2 (dBm)

Figure 10. High Band IP2 vs. IF Frequency

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SR01754

150 155 160 165 170 175 180 185

IF FREQUENCY (MHz)

NOISE FIGURE (dBm)

Figure 11. High Band NF vs. IF Frequency

+25C

SR01736

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

GAIN (dB)

–40C

+85C

Figure 12. LB LNA Gain vs. Frequency

+85C

SR01737

–12

–11

–10

–9

–8

–7

–6

–5

–4

–3

–2

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP3 (dBm)

+25C

–40C

Figure 13. LB LNA IP3 vs. Frequency

–40C

+25C

SR01738

0.5

1.5

2.5

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

NOISE FIGURE (dB)

+85C

Figure 14. LB LNA Noise Figure vs. Frequency

+85C

–40C

+25C

SR01740

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

GAIN (dB)

Figure 15. LB Mixer Gain vs. Frequency

–40C

+25C

SR01741

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP3 (dBm)

+85C

Figure 16. LB Mixer IP3 vs. Frequency

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–40C

+25C

+85C

SR01742

6.00

7.00

8.00

9.00

10.00

11.00

12.00

13.00

14.00

15.00

16.00

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

NOISE FIGURE (dB)

Figure 17. LB Mixer Noise Figure vs. Frequency

–40C

+25C

+85C

SR01744

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

GAIN (dB)

Figure 18. HB Gain vs. Frequency

+85C

+25C –40C

SR01745

–18

–17

–16

–15

–14

–13

–12

–11

–10

–9

–8

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP3 (dBm)

Figure 19. HB IP3 vs. Frequency

SR01746

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

NOISE FIGURE (dB)

+85C

+25C

–40C

Figure 20. HB Noise Figure vs. Frequency

+25C

+85C

–40C

SR01747

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

IMAGE REJECTION (dB)

Figure 21. HB Image Rejection vs. Frequency

+25C

+85C

–40C

SR01748

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

IP2 (dBm)

Figure 22. HB IP2 vs. Frequency

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+25C

–40C

SR01739

–35

–33

–31

–29

–27

–25

–23

–21

–19

–17

–15

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

1 dB COMP (dBm)

+85C

Figure 23. LB LNA 1 dB Compression vs. Frequency

–40C

+25C

+85C

SR01743

–20.00

–19.00

–18.00

–17.00

–16.00

–15.00

–14.00

–13.00

–12.00

–11.00

–10.00

860 870 880 890 900 910 920 930 940 950 960

FREQUENCY (MHz)

1 dB COMP (dBm)

Figure 24. LB Mixer 1 dB Compression vs. Frequency

+85C

+25C

–40C

SR01749

–40

–38

–36

–34

–32

–30

–28

–26

–24

–22

–20

1500 1510 1520 1530 1540 1550 1560 1570 1580 1590 1600

FREQUENCY (MHz)

1 dB COMP (dBm)

Figure 25. HB 1 dB Compression vs. Frequency

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S-PARAMETERS

1: 56.906Ω

–165.14Ω 200MHz

2: 32.531Ω

–80.145Ω 400MHz

3: 27.213Ω

–50.76Ω 600MHz

4: 22.594Ω

–28.63Ω

6.1759pF

900.125MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01632

Figure 26. Typical S11 of the Low Band LNA at 3.75 V for the Low Band Receive Normal Mode

1: 9.2256U

170.16° 200MHz

2: 8.1698U

142.74° 400MHz

3: 6.7943U

124.27° 600MHz

4: 5.2793U

106.87° 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01643

Figure 27. Typical S21 of the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Receive Normal Mode

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2: 7.0159mU

75.611° 400MHz

3: 7.8297mU

90.185° 600MHz

4: 14.215mU

120.84° 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01644

Figure 28. Typical S12 of the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Receive Normal Mode

1: 35.5Ω

294.66Ω 200MHz

2: 351.72Ω

–537.09Ω 400MHz

3: 77.625Ω

–220.38Ω 600MHz

4: 30.91Ω

–120.37Ω

1.4692pF 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01633

Figure 29. Typical S22 of the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Receive Normal Mode

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1: 133.16Ω

–326.61Ω 200MHz

2: 74.875Ω

–193.17Ω 400MHz

3: 46.625Ω

–135.03Ω 600MHz

4: 25.117Ω

–83.656Ω

2.1107pF

901.375MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01634

Figure 30. Typical S11 of Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for Receive Strong Signal Mode

1: 82.778mU

56.472° 200MHz

2: 101.74mU

30.696° 400MHz

3: 106.02mU

18.799° 600MHz

4: 97.527mU

992.89m°

901.375MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01645

Figure 31. Typical S21 of the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for Receive Strong Signal Mode

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1: 82.482mU

48.834° 200MHz

2: 101.97mU

15.44° 400MHz

3: 105.45mU

–4.4673° 600MHz

4: 101.04mU

–32.816°

901.375MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01646

Figure 32. Typical S12 for the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Receive Strong Signal Mode

1: 65.453Ω

303.47Ω 200MHz

2: 381.59Ω

–432.3Ω 400MHz

3: 74.375Ω

–206.25Ω 600MHz

4: 28.723Ω

–108.71Ω

1.6267pF 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01635

Figure 33. Typical S22 for the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Strong Receive Signal Mode

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1: 102.26Ω

–217.14Ω 200MHz

2: 24.902Ω

–100.07Ω 400MHz

3: 20.596Ω

–48.596Ω 600MHz

4: 20.036Ω

–18.022Ω

9.8121pF 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01636

Figure 34. Typical S11 for the Low Band Mixer @ 3.75V for the Receive Normal Mode

1: 15.326Ω

–41.15Ω 200MHz

2: 12.527Ω

–7.6484Ω 400MHz

3: 19.854Ω

11.1Ω 600MHz

4: 27.865Ω

–9.7334Ω

18.166pF

900.125MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01637

Figure 35. Typical S11 for the Low Band LO @ 3.75V for the Low Band Receive Normal Mode

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1: 70.324Ω

–120.49Ω 200MHz

2: 45.121Ω

–61.621Ω 400MHz

3: 39.195Ω

–39.092Ω 600MHz

4: 33.025Ω

–24.061Ω

7.3497pF 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01638

Figure 36. Typical S11 for the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Transmit (Analog) Mode

1: 16.617U

161.94° 200MHz

2: 12.974U

134.43° 400MHz

3: 10.255U

118.75° 600MHz

4: 7.3947U

101.63° 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01647

Figure 37. Typical S21 of the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Transmit (Analog) Mode

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1: 4.6161mU

97.782° 200MHz

2: 6.5206mU

88.02° 400MHz

3: 9.1807mU

105.05° 600MHz

4: 15.58mU

119.06° 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01648

Figure 38. Typical S12 for the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Transmit (Analog) Mode

1: 67.703Ω

295.39Ω 200MHz

2: 436.03Ω

–336.16Ω 400MHz

3: 105.43Ω

–216.6Ω 600MHz

4: 37.477Ω

–123.19Ω

1.4355pF 900MHz

START: 100MHz STOP: 1.35GHz

SR01639

Figure 39. Typical S22 for the Low Band LNA @ 3.75V for the Low Band Transmit (Analog) Mode

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1: 13.76Ω

–15.057Ω

1.55GHz

2: 10.422Ω

–5.5498Ω

1.85GHz

3: 11.58Ω

–3.0508Ω

1.95GHz

4: 12.092Ω

–616.21mΩ

125.99pF

2.05GHz

START: 1.40GHz STOP: 2.65GHz

SR01640

Figure 40. Typical S11 for the High Band LNA @ 3.75V for the High Band Receive Normal Mode

1: 12.135Ω

–53.891Ω

1.55GHz

2: 9.3379Ω

–38.457Ω

1.85GHz

3: 8.75Ω

–34.238Ω

1.95GHz

4: 8.7695Ω

–31.25Ω

2.4844pF

2.05GHz

START: 1.40GHz STOP: 2.65GHz

SR01641

Figure 41. Typical S11 for the High Band LNA @ 3.75V for the High Band Receive Strong Signal Mode

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1: 20.574Ω

–38.402Ω

1.55GHz

2: 18.104Ω

–22.765Ω

1.85GHz

3: 24.446Ω

–21.71Ω

1.95GHz

4: 20.975Ω

–20.711Ω

3.7486pF

2.05GHz

START: 1.40GHz STOP: 2.65GHz

SR01642

Figure 42. Typical S11 of the High Band LO @ 3.75V for the High Band Receive Normal Mode

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Table 2. Typical S-Parameters of Low Band LNA at VCC = +3.75V, LB Receive Normal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG) |S21| (U) <S21 (DEG) |S12| (U) <S12 (DEG) |S22| (U) <S22 (DEG)

100 0.89 –15.49 8.70 –165.43 0.0027 108.66 0.97 51.38 150 0.87 –22.76 8.71 –179.74 0.0038 93.41 0.96 31.54 200 0.85 –29.87 8.53 170.16 0.0049 92.10 0.96 19.54 250 0.82 –37.01 8.33 161.71 0.0065 86.08 0.95 11.08 300 0.79 –43.99 8.12 154.61 0.0071 82.95 0.94 4.19 350 0.75 –50.47 7.75 148.41 0.0078 69.24 0.93 –1.56 400 0.73 –56.72 7.49 144.24 0.0072 71.73 0.91 –5.69 450 0.70 –63.14 7.24 139.14 0.0078 76.99 0.91 –10.06 500 0.67 –69.13 6.97 134.34 0.0071 82.72 0.90 –13.94 550 0.63 –75.14 6.71 130.13 0.0078 84.15 0.89 –17.69 600 0.61 –81.15 6.45 126.62 0.0074 87.69 0.88 –21.14 650 0.59 –86.84 6.23 122.98 0.0079 91.07 0.88 –24.77 700 0.57 –92.30 6.03 119.16 0.0085 103.71 0.87 –28.09 750 0.55 –97.73 5.80 115.55 0.0098 103.73 0.87 –31.38 800 0.54 –102.99 5.56 111.56 0.0107 113.57 0.86 –34.82 850 0.53 –108.21 5.24 107.93 0.0121 115.45 0.86 –38.18 900 0.52 –113.27 4.97 105.40 0.0134 124.98 0.86 –41.51

950 0.51 –118.12 4.75 104.08 0.0155 127.67 0.86 –44.72 1000 0.51 –122.43 4.62 102.52 0.0175 128.87 0.86 –47.96 1050 0.51 –126.73 4.52 99.54 0.0193 128.89 0.86 –51.12

1100 0.50 –130.83 4.34 96.33 0.0217 129.85 0.86 –54.20

1150 0.51 –134.58 4.13 93.78 0.0238 128.74 0.86 –57.23 1200 0.51 –138.20 3.94 91.13 0.0269 131.20 0.86 –60.03 1250 0.51 –141.69 3.72 88.49 0.0297 130.22 0.87 –62.72 1300 0.51 –145.12 3.46 86.84 0.032 128.07 0.87 –65.57 1350 0.52 –148.25 3.25 86.69 0.033 127.73 0.87 –68.10

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Table 3. Typical S-Parameters of Low Band LNA at VCC = +3.75V, LB Strong Signal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG) |S21| (U) <S21 (DEG) |S12| (U) <S12 (DEG) |S22| (U) <S22 (DEG)

100 0.94 –8.77 0.05 88.15 0.049 84.08 0.96 50.15 150 0.92 –12.15 0.07 68.32 0.069 63.51 0.95 30.01 200 0.90 –15.01 0.08 55.23 0.082 47.79 0.93 17.79 250 0.88 –17.75 0.09 46.14 0.090 37.04 0.92 9.22 300 0.87 –20.37 0.09 39.25 0.094 28.09 0.91 2.68 350 0.85 –23.15 0.10 33.96 0.099 21.40 0.90 –2.68 400 0.85 –25.85 0.10 29.86 0.100 14.70 0.89 –7.56 450 0.84 –28.73 0.10 26.35 0.102 9.32 0.88 –12.06 500 0.83 –31.65 0.10 23.06 0.103 4.37 0.88 –16.23 550 0.82 –34.56 0.10 20.07 0.103 –0.41 0.87 –20.35 600 0.81 –38.02 0.10 17.87 0.103 –5.17 0.86 –24.23 650 0.80 –41.41 0.10 15.28 0.104 –9.07 0.85 –28.29 700 0.80 –44.70 0.10 12.27 0.104 –13.29 0.85 –32.11 750 0.79 –48.40 0.10 9.05 0.103 –18.00 0.84 –35.85 800 0.78 –52.30 0.10 5.24 0.103 –23.07 0.83 –39.74 850 0.78 –56.58 0.10 2.20 0.102 –28.68 0.83 –43.59 900 0.77 –60.63 0.09 –0.26 0.099 –33.94 0.82 –47.19

950 0.77 –64.88 0.09 –2.21 0.094 –39.65 0.82 –50.95 1000 0.76 –69.05 0.09 –4.19 0.090 –44.01 0.81 –54.29 1050 0.76 –73.21 0.09 –7.58 0.086 –47.95 0.81 –57.67

1100 0.76 –77.26 0.09 –11.56 0.084 –52.34 0.81 –60.86

1150 0.76 –81.34 0.08 –16.05 0.080 –58.43 0.80 –64.05 1200 0.76 –85.37 0.08 –19.50 0.076 –62.90 0.80 –66.96 1250 0.76 –89.33 0.07 –23.71 0.074 –68.35 0.80 –69.89 1300 0.76 –93.28 0.07 –27.20 0.072 –75.17 0.79 –72.64 1350 0.75 –97.37 0.06 –31.20 0.068 –82.58 0.79 –75.21

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Table 4. Typical S-Parameters of Low Band LNA at VCC = +3.75V, LB Transmit On (Analog) Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG) |S21| (U) <S21 (DEG) |S12| (U) <S12 (DEG) |S22| (U) <S22 (DEG)

100 0.80 –18.49 16.98 –170.30 0.003 121.40 0.95 50.55 150 0.76 –27.25 17.07 173.61 0.004 100.49 0.94 30.44 200 0.72 –35.34 16.62 161.95 0.005 87.01 0.93 18.29 250 0.67 –43.14 15.82 152.47 0.005 88.74 0.92 9.80 300 0.62 –50.04 14.89 144.65 0.007 80.87 0.91 2.68 350 0.57 –55.41 13.73 138.33 0.007 64.95 0.89 –2.99 400 0.55 –61.58 12.97 134.43 0.007 90.16 0.87 –6.38 450 0.51 –67.13 12.27 129.49 0.007 90.97 0.86 –10.66 500 0.47 –72.08 11.53 125.20 0.008 89.19 0.85 –14.35 550 0.44 –76.94 10.83 121.58 0.009 96.23 0.84 –17.92 600 0.42 –81.92 10.24 118.69 0.009 98.83 0.84 –21.27 650 0.40 –86.62 9.78 115.74 0.009 102.03 0.83 –24.85 700 0.38 –91.05 9.32 112.66 0.010 107.95 0.83 –28.04 750 0.37 –95.76 8.89 109.66 0.012 108.58 0.83 –31.27 800 0.36 –100.37 8.46 106.44 0.012 114.73 0.82 –34.68 850 0.35 –105.06 7.92 103.48 0.014 115.62 0.82 –38.05 900 0.34 –109.12 7.39 101.58 0.015 116.40 0.82 –41.29

950 0.34 –113.76 7.02 100.76 0.017 116.04 0.82 –44.70 1000 0.34 –117.50 6.81 99.95 0.019 122.13 0.82 –47.58 1050 0.34 –121.31 6.64 97.57 0.021 122.61 0.83 –50.73

1100 0.34 –124.67 6.36 94.92 0.023 121.36 0.83 –53.76

1150 0.35 –127.76 6.09 92.79 0.025 123.58 0.83 –56.81 1200 0.35 –130.93 5.80 90.59 0.026 125.25 0.83 –59.62 1250 0.36 –133.78 5.48 88.25 0.030 123.53 0.84 –62.32 1300 0.36 –136.90998 5.10 87.00 0.03 122.37 0.84 –65.27 1350 0.37 –140.02216 4.82 87.05 0.03 122.64 0.85 –68.06

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Table 5. Typical S-Parameters of Low Band Mixer Input at VCC = +3.75V, LB Receive Normal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG)

100 0.85 –13.10 150 0.84 –17.65 200 0.85 –23.74 250 0.85 –29.63 300 0.85 –37.49 350 0.85 –45.23 400 0.85 –54.50 450 0.80 –64.14 500 0.75 –73.90 550 0.70 –82.34 600 0.67 –91.47 650 0.57 –100.54 700 0.53 –106.44 750 0.51 –114.37 800 0.49 –123.87 850 0.48 –132.17 900 0.49 –141.42

950 0.47 –150.07 1000 0.47 –160.64 1050 0.47 –169.49 1100 0.47 –179.79 1150 0.48 171.14 1200 0.48 162.01 1250 0.49 154.08 1300 0.50 144.55 1350 0.51 136.11

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Table 6. Typical S-Parameters of Low Band LO Input at VCC = +3.75V, LB Receive Normal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG)

100 0.76 –55.83 150 0.73 –78.35 200 0.70 –98.64 250 0.68 –116.73 300 0.66 –133.17 350 0.64 –147.82 400 0.61 –161.51 450 0.59 –173.68 500 0.55 173.99 550 0.51 162.15 600 0.46 150.30 650 0.38 140.69 700 0.29 132.76 750 0.18 131.71 800 0.10 171.44 850 0.18 –150.19 900 0.31 –149.41

950 0.42 –157.78 1000 0.50 –166.73 1050 0.57 –175.14 1100 0.61 177.49 1150 0.64 170.74 1200 0.66 164.22 1250 0.68 157.61 1300 0.68 150.89 1350 0.65 144.80

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Table 7. Typical S-Parameters of HB LNA Input at VCC = +3.75V, HB Receive Normal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG)

1400 0.58 –135.43 1450 0.59 –138.48 1500 0.59 –141.42 1550 0.60 –144.44 1600 0.62 –146.93 1650 0.63 –149.85 1700 0.65 –154.08 1750 0.66 –158.38 1800 0.66 –162.67 1850 0.66 –167.09 1900 0.65 –170.72 1950 0.63 –172.76 2000 0.64 –175.38 2050 0.61 –178.44 2100 0.60 –179.38 2150 0.59 179.32 2200 0.58 178.44 2250 0.58 177.61 2300 0.57 176.29 2350 0.57 175.39 2400 0.57 174.35 2450 0.56 173.01 2500 0.57 172.12 2550 0.57 170.91 2600 0.56 169.89 2650 0.56 168.41

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Table 8. Typical S-Parameters of HB LNA Input at VCC = +3.75V, HB Strong Signal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG)

1400 0.81 –73.99 1450 0.81 –77.23 1500 0.81 –80.62 1550 0.80 –84.00 1600 0.80 –87.02 1650 0.80 –90.35 1700 0.79 –93.54 1750 0.79 –96.48 1800 0.79 –100.32 1850 0.79 –103.54 1900 0.79 –107.23 1950 0.79 –110.05 2000 0.77 –113.75 2050 0.78 –114.79 2100 0.79 –117.61 2150 0.79 –120.50 2200 0.80 –122.65 2250 0.79 –125.91 2300 0.80 –128.17 2350 0.79 –130.64 2400 0.79 –133.19 2450 0.79 –135.66 2500 0.79 –138.22 2550 0.79 –140.56 2600 0.79 –143.22 2650 0.79 –145.47

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Table 9. Typical S-Parameters of HB LO Input at VCC = +3.75V, HB Receive Normal Mode

FREQ (MHz) |S11| (U) <S11 (DEG)

1400 0.62 –87.50 1450 0.61 –90.87 1500 0.60 –94.44 1550 0.60 –98.86 1600 0.59 –102.10 1650 0.59 –106.34 1700 0.58 –110.67 1750 0.57 –114.48 1800 0.57 –119.86 1850 0.55 –126.14 1900 0.48 –134.66 1950 0.43 –123.95 2000 0.47 –126.26 2050 0.48 –128.33 2100 0.50 –131.34 2150 0.50 –135.52 2200 0.50 –138.76 2250 0.50 –142.68 2300 0.50 –146.60 2350 0.49 –150.21 2400 0.49 –154.30 2450 0.48 –157.62 2500 0.47 –161.79 2550 0.46 –166.32 2600 0.45 –170.41 2650 0.43 –174.86

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LQFP48: plastic low profile quad flat package; 48 leads; body 7 x 7 x 1.4 mm SOT313-2

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detailed information see the relevant data sheet or data handbook. Limiting values definition — Limiting values given are in accordance with the Absolute Maximum Rating System (IEC 134). Stress above one

or more of the limiting values may cause permanent damage to the device. These are stress ratings only and operation of the device at these or at any other conditions above those given in the Characteristics sections of the specification is not implied. Exposure to limiting values for extended periods may affect device reliability.

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