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| R0605300L1 Datasheet, PDF (2/4 Pages) PREMIER DEVICES, INC. – Si Reverse, low current, 5 - 65MHz, 30.5dB typ. Gain @ 65MHz, 135mA max. @ 24VDC | |||
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Product Specification
R0605300L1
Si Reverse, low current, 5 â 65MHz, 30.5dB typ. Gain @ 65MHz, 135mA max. @ 24VDC
CHARACTERISTICS
Table 2: Distortion data 5 â 65 MHz; VB = 24V; Tmb = 30°C; ZS = ZL = 75 â¦
SYMBOL
CTB
XMOD
CSO
d2
STB
PARAMETER
composite triple beat
cross modulation
composite second order
distortion
second order distortion
third order distortion
CONDITION
7 ch. flat; Vo = 50 dBmV 1)
7 ch. flat; Vo = 50 dBmV 1)
7 ch. flat; Vo = 50 dBmV 1)
MIN.
-
-
-
TYP.
MAX.
- 64
- 55
- 68
UNIT
dBc
dB
dBc
2)
- 70
dBc
3)
- 66
dBc
Notes:
1)
2)
3)
7 channels, US frequency raster: T7 â T13 (7.0 to 43.0 MHz), +50 dBmV flat output level.
f1 = 7 MHz; V1 = 50 dBmV; f2 = 25 MHz; V2 = 50 dBmV; fTEST = f1 + f2 = 32 MHz.
f1 = 13 MHz; V1 = 50 dBmV; f2 = 25 MHz; V2 = V1; f3 = 7 MHz; V3 = V1;
fTEST = f1 + f2 - f3 = 31 MHz.
Composite Second Order (CSO)
The CSO parameter (both sum and difference products) is defined by the NCTA.
Composite Triple Beat (CTB)
The CTB parameter is defined by the NCTA.
Cross Modulation (XMOD)
Cross modulation (XMOD) is measured at baseband (selective voltmeter method), referenced to 100% modulation of the
carrier being tested.
Page 2 of 4
2006 Feb 8
Document Revision Level A
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