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DESCRIPTION

Demonstration Circuit 1710A-D is a dual 2.3GHz to 
4.5GHz high dynamic range downconverting mixer 
featuring the LTC

®

5593. The LTC5593 is  part of a 

family  of  dual-channel  high  dynamic  range,  high 
gain  downconverting  mixers  covering  the  600MHz 
to  4.5GHz  frequency  range.  The  Demo  Circuit 
1710A-D  and  the  LTC5593  are  optimized  for 
2.3GHz  to  4.5GHz  RF  applications.  The  LO  fre-
quency  must  fall  within  the  2.1GHz  to  4.2GHz 
range for optimum performance. 
A typical appli-
cation is a LTE or WiMAX multichannel or diversity 
receiver with a 2.3GHz to 2.7GHz RF input. 

The LTC5593 is designed for 3.3V operation, how-
ever the IF amplifiers can be powered by 5V for the 
highest  P1dB. A  low  current  mode  is  provided  for 
power  savings,  and  each  of  the  mixer  channels 
has independent shutdown control. 

The  LTC5593’s  high  conversion  gain  and  high  dy-
namic  range  enable  the  use  of  lossy  IF  filters  in 
high-selective  receiver  designs,  while  minimizing 
the  total  solution  cost,  board  space  and  system-
level variation. 

High Dynamic Range Dual Downconverting Mixer Family 

DEMO # 

IC PART # 

RF RANGE 

LO RANGE 

DC1710A-A 

LTC5590 

600MHz-1.7GHz 

700MHz-1.5GHz 

DC1710A-B 

LTC5591 

1.3GHz-2.3GHz 

1.4GHz-2.1GHz 

DC1710A-C 

LTC5592 

1.6GHz-2.7GHz 

1.7GHz-2.5GHz 

DC1710A-D 

LTC5593 

2.3GHz-4.5GHz 

2.1GHz-4.2GHz 

 

Design files for this circuit board are available. Call 
the LTC factory. 

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marks of Linear Technology Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of 
their respective owners. 

 

DEMO CIRCUIT 1710A-D

QUICK START GUIDE

LTC5593

Dual 2.3GHz to 4.5GHz

HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE

DOWNCONVERTING MIXER

Summary of Contents for DC 1710A-D

Page 1: ...for power savings and each of the mixer channels has independent shutdown control The LTC5593 s high conversion gain and high dy namic range enable the use of lossy IF filters in high selective receiver designs while minimizing the total solution cost board space and system level variation High Dynamic Range Dual Downconverting Mixer Family DEMO IC PART RF RANGE LO RANGE DC1710A A LTC5590 600MHz 1...

Page 2: ...ins should never fall below 0 3V or exceed the power supply voltage by more than 0 3V The En able pins must be pulled high or low If left floating the on off state of the IC will be indeterminate A logic table for the Enable control ENA ENB is shown in Table 1 TABLE 1 ENABLE CONTROL LOGIC TABLE ENA ENB MIXER CHANNEL STATE Low Disabled High Enabled LOW CURRENT MODE The LTC5593 features a low curren...

Page 3: ...ower range is between 4dBm and 6dBm IF OUTPUT Demonstration Circuit 1710A D features single ended 50Ω matched IF outputs for 190MHz The channel A and the channel B IF outputs are identi cal and the impedance matching is realized with a bandpass topology using IF Demonstration Circuit 1710A D can be easily re configured for other IF frequencies by simply re placing inductors L1A L2A L1B and L2B Ind...

Page 4: ...nsitivity and to increase dynamic range However the trade off is increased sweep time 7 Spectrum analyzers can produce significant internal distortion products if they are over driven Generally spectrum analyzers are de signed to operate at their best with about 30dBm at their input filter or preselector Suffi cient spectrum analyzer input attenuation should be used to avoid saturating the instru ...

Page 5: ...utput ports 6 Set the test signal to 0dBm and re calibrate the Network Analyzer 7 Terminate all unused demo board ports in 50Ω Measure return losses of the LO input port RF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS 1 Connect all test equipment as shown in Figure 6 with the signal generators and the DC power supply turned off 2 Increase the DC power supply voltage to 3 3V and verify that the total current consumpti...

Page 6: ...NOISE FIGURE MEASUREMENT 1 Configure and calibrate the noise figure meter for mixer measurements 2 Connect all test equipment as shown in Figure 7 with the signal generator and the DC power supply turned off 3 Increase the DC power supply voltage to 3 3V and verify that the total current consumption is close to the figure listed in the Typical Demon stration Circuit Performance Summary The supply ...

Page 7: ...LTC55933 7 Figure 2 Proper Equipment Setup for RF Performance Measurements Figure 3 Proper Equipment Setup for Noise Figure Measurement ...

Page 8: ...LTC55933 8 Figure 4 Demonstration Circuit schematic ...

Page 9: ...Mouser Electronics Authorized Distributor Click to View Pricing Inventory Delivery Lifecycle Information Analog Devices Inc DC1710A D ...

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