ACFM-7110 Datasheet, PDF (1/13 Pages) AVAGO TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED – PCS/Cellular Band Quadplexer

ACFM-7110
PCS/Cellular Band Quadplexer
Data Sheet
Description
The Avago Technologies’ ACFM-7110 is a quadplexer
that combines PCS and Cellular duplexers into a single,
miniature package.
The ACFM-7110 features a single antenna connection,
eliminating the need for antenna switching. All ports are
matched to 50 ohms.
The ACFM-7110 is designed with Avago Technologies’
Film Bulk Acoustic Resonator (FBAR) technology. The
ACFM-7110 also utilizes Avago Technologies’ innovative
Microcap bonded-wafer, chip scale packaging technol-
ogy. This process allows the filters to be assembled in a
module with a footprint of only 3 x 5 mm and maximum
height of 1.05 mm.
Low Tx Insertion Loss of the ACFM-7110 reduces power
amplifier current, extending battery life and talk time. The
ACFM-7110 enhances receiver sensitivity and dynamic
range with low Rx Insertion Loss and high rejection of Tx
signals at the Rx ports.
The excellent power handling capability of Avago Tech-
nologies’ FBAR bulk-mode resonators supports the high
Tx output power levels needed in handsets while adding
virtually no distortion.
Functional Block Diagram
Ant Port 1
Features
• Single Antenna
• All ports matched to 50 ohms
• Miniature size
– 3 x 5 mm footprint
– 1.05 mm max height
• High Power Rating
– +33 dBm Max Tx Power
• Environmental
– RoHS Compliant
– Halogen Free
– TBBPA Free
Specifications
• Performance guaranteed -20° to +85° C
• Cellular Duplexer Rx (869 – 894 MHz)
– Insertion Loss: 3.5 dB Max (25° C)
– Noise Blocking: 45 dB Min
• Cellular Duplexer Tx (824 – 849 MHz)
– Insertion Loss: 2.8 dB Max (25° C)
– Interferer Blocking: 55 dB Min
• PCS Duplexer Rx (1930.5 – 1989.5 MHz)
– Insertion Loss: 3.4 dB Max (25° C)
– Noise Blocking: 45 dB Min (25° C)
• PCS Duplexer Tx (1850.5 – 1909.5 MHz)
– Insertion Loss: 2.9 dB Max (25° C)
– Interferer Blocking: 54 dB Min
Port 5
Cell Rx
Port 3
PCS Rx
Port 4
Cell Tx
Port 2
PCS Tx
Applications
• Handsets or data terminals operating in the PCS and
Cellular frequency bands