I tried to simulate the output voltage of the LTC5531 using LTspice, but I couldn't find any formulas or detailed input power vs. output voltage data in the datasheet.
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LTC5531
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The LTC5531 is an RF power detector for RF applications operating in the 300MHz to 7GHz range. A temperature compensated Schottky diode peak detector and...
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I tried to simulate the output voltage of the LTC5531 using LTspice, but I couldn't find any formulas or detailed input power vs. output voltage data in the datasheet.
If you want to develop an simple equation for the transfer function of the device in the form Vout (dc) = Vin(ac)xSlope(V/V) + Intercept, do the following.