Datasheet Analog Devices HMC647A

HMC647ALP6E
v01.0217 PHASE SHIFTERS -DIGITAL -SMT GaAs MMIC 6-BIT DIGITAL
PHASE SHIFTER, 2.5 -3.1 GHz
Typical Applications Features The HMC647ALP6E is ideal for: Low RMS Phase Error: 1.5° • EW Receivers Low Insertion Loss: 4 dB • Weather & Military Radar High Linearity: +50 dBm • Satellite Communications Positive Control Logic • Beamforming Modules 360° Coverage, LSB = 5.625°
28 Lead QFN Leadless SMT Package: 36mm2 • Phase Cancellation Functional Diagram General Description
The HMC647ALP6E is a 6-bit digital phase shifter
which is rated from 2.5 to 3.1 GHz, providing 360
degrees of phase coverage, with a LSB of 5.625
degrees. The HMC647ALP6E features very low RMS
phase error of 1.5 degrees and extremely low insertion
loss variation of ±0.4 dB across all phase states. This
high accuracy phase shifter is controlled with positive
control logic of 0/+5V The HMC647ALP6E is housed
in a compact 6x6 mm plastic leadless SMT package
and is internally matched to 50 Ohms with no external
components. Electrical Specifications TA = +25° C, Vss= -5V, Vdd= +5V , control Voltage = 0/ +5V, 50 Ohm System
Parameter
Frequency Range Min. Typ. 2.5 Insertion Loss* 4 Input Return Loss* 16 Max. Units 3.1 GHz 6.5 dB
dB Output Return Loss* 16 Phase Error* ±5 RMS Phase Error 1.5 deg Amplitude Settling Time (50% cntl to +/-0.1dB margin of final RFout) 150 nS Phase Settling Time (50% cntl to +/-1 degree margin of final RFout) 125 nS Insertion Loss Variation* ±0.4 dB 31 dBm Input Power for 1 dB Compression dB
+6 / -15 deg Input Third Order Intercept 50 Control Voltage Current 35 250 µA Bias Control Current 5 15 mA dBm *Note: Major States Shown 1 Information furnished by Analog Devices is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no
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