In the datasheet, we can find the following description in the feasture section.
-3.3 V or +3.3 V Operation is Available
what does this mean?
VEE is -3.3V(typical)
HMC954
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In the datasheet, we can find the following description in the feasture section.
-3.3 V or +3.3 V Operation is Available
what does this mean?
VEE is -3.3V(typical)
Hi,
The default use case of HMC954 is 0V(GND) at the high supply rail and -3.3V at the low supply rail (VEE). If you have -3.3V on your design, you may use the part as is.
Alternatively, you may supply the part with all supplies and pins shifted by +3.3V as well.
GND pins will be connected to +3.3V, RF input and output will be referenced to +3.3V with internal 50ohms. VR voltage needs to be shifted by +3.3V as well. You'd still need an AC connection from +3.3V (gnd pins) to the PCB RF ground which is achieved by additional by pass capacitors. In the end of the day, you dont use -3.3V supply but +3.3V supply with additional passive components.
I'd recommend you to stick to GND and -3.3V usage as much as possible to get the performance shared in the datasheet.