HMC512LP5E - Analog Devices Inc.

Manufacturer Part Number

HMC512LP5E

Manufacturer

Analog Devices

Introduction

HMC512LP5E is a high-performance Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) designed for RF applications.

Product Features and Performance

Wide frequency range: 4.8GHz to 5.4GHz, and 9.6GHz to 10.8GHz

Dual frequency bands with center frequencies at 5.1GHz and 10.2GHz

Optimized for 5V supply voltage

Variable tuning voltage range from 2V to 13V

Second harmonic suppression: Typical -25dBc

Maximum current consumption of 370mA

Frequency pushing factor of 30MHz/V

Output power levels: -5.5±2.5dBm, 10±4dBm, and 9±6dBm

Phase noise typically -110dBc/Hz for low-noise signal generation

Built for operation in extreme temperature ranges from -40°C to 85°C

Product Advantages

Precise control over operating frequency

Suitable for both consumer and industrial applications due to robust temperature tolerance

Low phase noise for high signal purity

Flexible power management with variable tuning voltages

Key Technical Parameters

Frequency Range: 4.8GHz to 5.4GHz and 9.6GHz to 10.8GHz

Supply Voltage: 5V

Tuning Voltage: 2V to 13V

Maximum Operating Current (Icc): 370mA

Output Power: -5.5±2.5dBm to 10±4dBm

Phase Noise: -110dBc/Hz

Quality and Safety Features

Compliant with industry standards for safety and quality

Compatibility

Works with a wide array of RF systems due to dual-band operation

Application Areas

Telecommunications

Satellite communication systems

Test equipment

Electronic warfare

Product Lifecycle

Active product

Product is not near discontinuation

Suitable replacements or upgrades should be available

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Wide and dual-band frequency operation for flexible usage in multiple RF applications

Stable performance across extreme temperatures, enhancing reliability

Excellent phase noise characteristic for high fidelity signal generation

Variable power output for diverse operational needs

Reliable manufacturer with a track record in the semiconductor industry