HMMC-5643 – 40 GHz Double Balanced Mixer

Data Sheets

Description

 

The HMMC-5643 is a double balanced ring–diode mixer capable of operation from 20 to 43.2 GHz on the LO, 20 to 40 GHz on the RF, and 0 to 20.7 GHz on the IF port. The design is optimized for maximum LO–RF isolation and good conversion efficiency over broad frequency ranges.

 

DC Specifications/Physical Properties

 

Symbol

Parameters/conditions

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Units

V(f)IF

IF Port Voltage @ 200 µA DC, no LO Drive

 

0.62

 

Volts

 

 

RF Specifications

 

Symbol

Parameters/conditions

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Units

Ce_10ghz

Conv.Loss, LO = 32 GHz, RF = 22 GHz, IF=10 GHz

 

8.2

9.5

dB

Ce_20.5ghz

Conv.Loss, LO = 42.5 GHz, RF = 22 GHz, IF = 20.5 GHz

 

8

9.5

dB

Ce_2ghz

Conv.Loss, LO = 32 GHz, RF = 30 GHz, IF = 2 GHz

 

7

9.5

dB

LO_IF30

L–I Isolation, LO = 30 GHz

25

29

 

dB

LO_IF40

L–I Isolation, LO = 40 GHz

25

32

 

dB

LO–RF

LO–RF Isolation, LO 20 – 46 GHz, 16 dBm nominally

 

40

 

dB

LO–IF

LO–IF Isolation, LO 20 – 46 GHz, 16 dBm nominally

 

24

 

dB

RF_IF22

RF–IF Isolation, LO 32 GHz, RF 22 GHz

20

24

 

dB

RF_IF30

RF–IF Isolation, LO 32 GHz, RF 30 GHz

20

24

 

dB

Spur12ghz

2R–L Spur @ 12 GHz, L = 32 GHz, R = 22 GHz

40

50

 

dBc

Spur2ghz

3R–2L Spur @ 2 GHz, L = 32 GHz, R = 22 GHz

40

56

 

dBc

Spur8ghz

4R–3L Spur @ 8 GHz, L = 32 GHz, R = 22 GHz

50

59

 

dBc

Tempcox

Conversion Loss Temperature Coefficient,

LO = 32 GHz, RF = 30 GHz, IF = 2 GHz

 

-0.0042

 

dB/°C

 

 

 

Applications

 

The HMMC-5643 can be used in instrumentation, communications, radar, ECM, EW, and many other systems requiring frequency conversion. It can also be used for bi–phase modulation and phase detection.

 

Assembly Techniques

 

Die attach should be done with conductive epoxy. Gold thermosonic bonding is recommended for all bonds. The top and bottom metallization is gold.

 

GaAs MMICs are ESD sensitive. ESD preventive measures must be employed in all aspects of storage, handling, and assembly. MMIC ESD precautions, handling considerations, die attach and bonding methods are critical factors in successful GaAs MMIC performance and reliability.

 

Keysight application note #54, "GaAs MMIC ESD, Die Attach and Bonding Guidelines" provides basic information on these subjects.