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LTC6948 Datasheet(PDF) 12 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTC6948
Description  1.5GHz to 7GHz Dual Programmable Gain Downconverting Mixer
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LTC5556
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PIN FUNCTIONS
GND (Pins 1, 8, 9, 16, 25, 32, Exposed Pad Pin 33):
Ground. These pins must be soldered to the RF ground
plane on the circuit board. The exposed pad provides
both electrical ground contact and thermal contact to the
printed circuit board.
RF1, RF2 (Pins 2, 7): Single-Ended RF Inputs for
Channels 1 and 2, Respectively. These pins are internally
biased to VCC/2 when VCC is applied. Therefore, a series
DC-blocking capacitor must be used.
CSB (Pin 3): Serial Port Chip Select. This CMOS input
activates the SPI inputs when driven low. When driven
high, the inputs are deactivated. See the Applications sec-
tion for more details.
CLK (Pin 4): Serial Port Clock. This CMOS input
clocks serial port input data on its rising edge. See the
Applications section for more details.
SDI (Pin 5): Serial Port Data Input. This CMOS input is
used to load serial data into the 16-bit register. See the
Applications section for more details.
SDO (Pin 6): Serial Port Data Output. This CMOS three-
state output presents data from the serial port during
a communication burst. Optionally, attach a resistor
of >200k to GND to prevent a floating output. See the
Applications section for more details.
MO2–, MO2+, MO1+, MO1– (Pins 10, 11, 30, 31): Open-
Collector Differential IF Outputs for Mixer 2 and Mixer
1, Respectively. These pins must be connected to VCC
through pull-up inductors. Typical DC current is 28mA
into each pin.
VCC2, VCC1 (Pins 12, 29): Power Supply Pins for Channels
2 and 1, Respectively. These pins must be connected to
a regulated 3.3V supply, with a bypass capacitor located
close to the pins. Typical DC current consumption is
40mA into each pin.
EN2, EN1 (Pins 13, 28): Enable Control Pins for Channels
2 and 1, Respectively. A CMOS logic high will enable each
channel. These pins have internal 330k pull-down resis-
tors, so if unconnected, both channels are shutdown.
AI2+, AI2–, AI1–, AI1+ (Pins 14, 15, 26, 27): Differential
IF Attenuator Inputs for Channel 2 and Channel 1,
Respectively. These pins are internally biased to VCC/2
when VCC is applied. Therefore, a series DC-blocking
capacitor must be used.
IF2+, IF2–, IF1–, IF1+ (Pins 17, 18, 23, 24): Open-
Collector Differential IF Buffer Outputs for Channel 2 and
Channel 1, Respectively. These pins must be connected
to VCC through pull-up inductors. Typical DC current is
47mA into each pin.
RP (Pin 19): Reduced Power Select Pin. A CMOS logic
low on this pin commands both channels to full power
mode, unless programmed to reduced power mode by
the SPI. A CMOS logic high programs both channels to
reduced power mode, independent of the SPI. This pin
has an internal 330k pull-down resistor.
LO–, LO+ (Pins 20, 21): Differential Local Oscillator Input.
These pins are internally connected to ESD diodes to
ground. Therefore, series DC-blocking capacitors must
be used if the LO source has a DC voltage present. Single-
ended or differential drive may be used. Each pin is inter-
nally matched to 50Ω, even when the mixers are disabled.
VDD (Pin 22): Power Supply Pin for Serial Interface Logic.
This pin must be connected to a regulated 1.8V to 3.3V
supply. Typical DC current consumption is less than 1mA
with CSB low and the clock running at 10MHz. When
idle, typical current consumption is less than 500μA. The
supply voltage on this pin defines the logic levels for the
SPI inputs (CSB, CLK and SDI), the SDO output, and the
RP pin.



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