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The HMC894LP5E is a monolithic microwave integrated circuit (MMIC) tunable bandpass filter designed for surface-mount technology. It operates within a frequency range of 5.9 to 11.2 GHz, with the center frequency adjusted via an analog control voltage between 0 and 14 V. The device features a typical 3 dB bandwidth of approximately 6% and a 20 dB bandwidth of roughly 16.5%. Key electrical specifications include a maximum insertion loss of 9 dB, a return loss of 7.5 dB at the 2 dB bandwidth, and a re-entry frequency exceeding 25 GHz. It supports fast tuning responses of 200 ns and maintains linear operation up to +10 dBm input power.
Verify component status before integration, as documentation indicates this part may be obsolete or discontinued. Confirm availability through authorized Analog Devices distributors or legacy stock channels. Ensure that any procurement includes proper handling precautions due to electrostatic sensitivity. Validate that the specific lot number meets current quality standards if sourcing from secondary markets.
Select this component when a compact, electronically tunable bandpass filter is required in the 6 to 11 GHz range. Consider the 9 dB insertion loss and 7.5 dB return loss limits against system link budget requirements. Evaluate the need for external low-noise driver circuits to optimize residual phase noise performance. Ensure the application can accommodate the 0 to 14 V control voltage range for both center frequency and bandwidth adjustment.
The HMC894LP5E belongs to the Hittite Microwave Corporation MMIC filter family, now managed by Analog Devices. It is part of a series of tunable bandpass filters designed to replace bulky switched filter banks. This specific model targets mid-band microwave applications requiring electronic agility without mechanical components.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided datasheet. As the component is marked obsolete, engineers should consult Analog Devices for current equivalent products or evaluate alternative MMIC tunable filters from other manufacturers that meet the 5.9-11.2 GHz specification.
The center frequency is varied between 5.9 and 11.2 GHz by applying an analog tune voltage (Vfctl) between 0 and 14 V to pin 12.
The maximum input power for linear operation is specified as +10 dBm.
No, the RFIN (pin 6) and RFOUT (pin 19) pins are DC coupled and matched to 50 Ohms; external voltages must not be applied to these pins.