ZLE40003, Evaluation Board for the ZL40000 3/6 Channel DC to 2 GHz Power Splitter

Reference Design using part ZL40000 by Microchip Technology

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Microchip Technology
  • Application Category
    Wireless Communication
  • Product Type
    Wireless Systems

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Description

  • ZLE40003, Evaluation Board for the ZL40000 is an ultra high linearity RF power divider. The device provides a 75 Ohm Input impedance to a broad band RF input Signal. The signal is buffered through an ultra high linearity 6dB Gain buffer. This is followed by a power divider which splits the buffered signal into 3 signals. One signal is passed through a 200 Ohm differential output driver. The other two signals are passed through two separate (0 to -40)dB AGC stages before output as two isolated independent differential signals

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