Hello,
I'm interested in the HMC1049. I would like to know if the device can opperate down to 10 Mhz. and if you have any data on the noise figure between 10 and 300Mhz.? Thanks.
Best Regards.
Hi, I am using HMC1049LP5E. The RF input is DC coupled. What is the maximum DC bias voltage can I apply to the FR input pin. Can I use ACG3, ACS2 pins to DC bias HMC1049?
Hi,
Yes you can use HMC920 to bias HMC1049. HMC1049 is released after HMC920, and the list on HMC920`s datasheet is not updated continuously; hence HMC1049 is missing on that list.
We do not have the values calculated, but the formulas on the datasheet…
Yes, HMC1049 can be biased with HMC980. We do not have a ready apps circuit drawing though. But we have one for biasing HMC1049 with HMC981, see attached. The idea is the same. HMC981 is the lower current version of HMC980.
Best,
Kagan
Other options to consider might be HMC460 (dc-20 GHz, 2.5 dB nf) and HMC1049 (300 MHz to 20 GHz, 1.7 dB NF).
Based on HMC1049 datasheets, CW maximum input power is 18 dBm.
We have not done any pulse tests therefore we can not guarantee beyond 18dBm of input power regardless of pulse duration.
Regards
Ivan Soc
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