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LTC5596 Datasheet(PDF) 20 Page - Analog Devices

Part # LTC5596
Description  100MHz to 70GHz Linear-in-dB RMS Power Detector with 35dB Dynamic Range
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LTC5597
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Rev. 0
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APPLICATIONS INFORMATION
The LOG-linearity error curves in the Typical Performance
Characteristics section were obtained using linear
regression, applied to the response of the individual
detector devices at T = 25°C. For all frequencies, the
input power range from –37dBm to –5dBm was used. The
resulting LOG-linearity error tends to have larger negative
values than positive values. To center the error curves
within the ±1dB range, an additional 0.5dB was added
to the PINTERCEPT parameter. This slightly increases the
measurement error at T = 25°C, but results in a smaller
error over the full temperature range. The calculated
LOG-slope and LOG-intercept numbers are displayed in
the tables on page 4 and 5.
A better measurement accuracy is achieved if the inter-
preter uses the actual detector response at T = 25°C as
model for the detector, instead of the perfect linear-in-dB
response described above. The resulting measurement
error, the temperature drift error, equals:
TemperatureDriftError=[VOUT(T)–VOUT(25°C)]/SLOPE
A system that achieves this measurement error should
store the full output voltage vs input power response of
the detector with suitable resolution. The error curves
displayed on page 9 and 10 represent the achieved power
measurement accuracy using this configuration.



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