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The HSP50016GC-52 is a digital downconverter integrated circuit manufactured by Harris Corporation. It belongs to the HSP50016 series and is designed for RF applications including AMPS, CDMA, cellular, GSM, NA, and TDMA systems. The component is housed in a 44-LCC (J-Lead) surface-mount package with dimensions of 16.58x16.58 mm. Unlike its counterpart HSP50016JC-52, this variant is RoHS compliant and currently holds an active part status.
Verify RoHS compliance status as it distinguishes this model from non-compliant variants like the JC version. Confirm active availability through authorized distributors since some sources indicate stock while others may list obsolete equivalents. Ensure the supplier provides the official Intersil or Harris datasheet for technical validation prior to purchase.
Select this component when a RoHS-compliant digital downconverter is required for legacy or specific RF standards. Compare against the HSP50016JC-52 if lead-free certification is mandatory. Consider the 44-LCC package constraints for PCB layout. Verify that the target application supports the specific frequency ranges and sampling rates defined in the official datasheet.
This device is part of the HSP50016 family of high-performance digital downconverters originally developed by Harris Corporation and later associated with Intersil. The GC suffix typically denotes RoHS compliance compared to other suffixes. It serves as a key component in converting RF signals to lower intermediate frequencies for digital processing in wireless infrastructure.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official manufacturer cross-reference guides for potential replacements.