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The HMC8364LP6GE is a GaAs MMIC quadband voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) from Analog Devices. It operates in the 18.10 GHz to 26.60 GHz range, covering four distinct bands: 18.2–20.5 GHz, 20.7–23.0 GHz, 23.2–25.5 GHz, and 25.7–26.5 GHz. The device utilizes a dual-ring topology for low phase noise performance. It features an integrated varactor and tuning circuitry, requiring a single DC supply voltage. The component is housed in a QFN-40 package suitable for surface mount applications.
Verify the specific band configuration required for the application, as the quadband nature necessitates appropriate tuning voltage ranges. Confirm RoHS compliance status through official documentation prior to procurement. Ensure the design accounts for the thermal characteristics of the GaAs substrate and the QFN-40 package footprint. Cross-reference the latest datasheet revision to confirm pinout and electrical specifications match the intended implementation.
Select this component when high-frequency coverage between 18 GHz and 26.6 GHz is required with minimal external passive components. The integrated design reduces board space compared to discrete solutions. Consider the phase noise requirements at various offset frequencies relative to the carrier. Evaluate the power consumption against system thermal limits. The quadband capability allows for flexible frequency planning within the specified range without changing hardware.
This part belongs to the HMC836x series of custom dual-ring VCOs designed by Analog Devices. These devices are engineered for applications demanding high output power and low phase noise in the Ka-band spectrum. The series typically includes variants with different frequency ranges or packaging options. The HMC8364LP6GE specifically targets the 18-26.6 GHz segment, offering a compact solution for modern RF front-ends.
No direct public substitute part numbers are confirmed in the provided documentation. Discontinued or alternative models within the same family may require re-evaluation of tuning voltages and output power levels. Consult Analog Devices technical support for current availability and potential obsolescence notices.