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The MAX2M010060 is an active frequency doubler manufactured by L3 Narda-MITEQ, designed for RF and microwave applications. It operates within an input frequency range of 0.5 to 3 GHz, producing a corresponding output frequency range of 3 to 8 GHz. The device supports an input power range of 3–8 dBm, with higher performance available at 12–16 dBm and 16–20 dBm levels. Key electrical specifications include a typical conversion loss of 12–16 dB and harmonic rejection of 20 dB for both fundamental and odd harmonics. Power requirements are met via a +5 V supply drawing approximately 95 mA.
Verify the specific datasheet version for the MAX2M010060 to confirm exact pinout configurations and mechanical dimensions against your PCB layout requirements. Ensure that the input drive power levels align with the specified ranges (3–8 dBm or higher) to achieve optimal conversion efficiency and harmonic rejection characteristics as defined by the manufacturer's electrical specifications.
Select this component when a compact, active solution is required to double frequencies from the UHF/L-band into the C/X-band range. Consider the 12–16 dB typical conversion loss and the need for a stable +5 V power supply. Evaluate thermal management needs based on the 95 mA current draw and the maximum operating temperature of 75 °C to ensure reliability in the target environment.
The MAX2M010060 belongs to the MAX2 series of active frequency multipliers produced by L3 Narda-MITEQ. This product line is characterized by its use in high-performance microwave applications where reliable frequency synthesis is critical. The company combines decades of expertise in RF and microwave technology to provide components known for durability and consistent performance in demanding operational conditions.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers for the MAX2M010060 are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult the manufacturer directly for cross-reference recommendations or evaluate other models within the MAX2 family, such as the MAX2J030180, noting differences in frequency ranges and input power specifications.