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The HMC582LP5 is a Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) from Analog Devices, operating within the 11.1 GHz to 12.4 GHz frequency range. It features three outputs: a standard RF output, a half-frequency output (Fo/2), and a divided-by-four output (Div/4). The device operates on a supply voltage between 4.75 V and 5.25 V with a tuning voltage range of 2 VDC to 12 VDC. Key electrical specifications include a phase noise of -110 dBc/Hz, a push of 30 MHz/V, and a secondary harmonic level of 25 dBc. It draws 390 mA of current and is housed in a QFN-32 package.
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Select this component when a wideband VCO covering 11.1–12.4 GHz is required with integrated frequency division capabilities. Consider the 390 mA current draw and 5 V supply requirement for power budget calculations. The QFN-32 package necessitates appropriate thermal management and surface-mount assembly processes. Evaluate the -110 dBc/Hz phase noise against system jitter tolerance requirements.
This part belongs to the HMC582 series of general-purpose RF ICs designed by Analog Devices. It utilizes HBT bipolar technology to achieve performance in the K-band frequency range. The component is categorized under RF oscillators and is intended for use in complex signal chain applications requiring stable frequency generation.
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The HMC582LP5 provides three outputs: the fundamental RF frequency (11.1–12.4 GHz), a half-frequency output (Fo/2), and a divided-by-four output (Div/4).
The device requires a supply voltage between 4.75 V and 5.25 V, typically centered at 5 V.