Receive I/Q Module Using High Barrier Schottky Mixers

850 - 960 MHz

Rev. V4

MAIA-007775-000100

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Parameter

Test Conditions

Frequency

Units

Min

Typ

Max

LO Input Power

-

-

dBm

2

-

8

Conversion Loss

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm

900 MHz

850-960 MHz

dB

dB

13

13.5

12

12.5

-

-

Amplitude Imbalance

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm

850-960 MHz

dB

-

0.1

0.2

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm

850-960 MHz

deg

-

0.5

2.5

Input IP3

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm (each tone)

Tone 1 is 10 MHz above LO Freq

Tone 2 is 11 MHz above LO Freq

850-960 MHz

dBm

28.5

32

-

1 dB Compression Point

LO Drive = +4 dBm

850-960 MHz

dBm

14.5

15.5

-

IF Bandwidth

850 MHz ≤ LO ≤ 970 MHz

-

MHz

65

-

-

LO Return Loss

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm

850-960 MHz

dB

-

8

-

RF Return Loss

LO Drive = +4 dBm

RF Input = -7 dBm

850-960 MHz

dB

-

9

-

Supply Voltage

VCC

-

V

4.5

5.0

5.5

Supply Current

ICC

Typical @ 25°C

mA

50

75

100

3. When the LO frequency is greater than the RF frequency, the “Q” output leads the “I” output by 90 degrees nominal.