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The HMC208MS8 is an ultra-miniature double-balanced mixer manufactured by Hittite Microwave Corporation. This passive MMIC mixer is constructed using GaAs Schottky diodes and planar transformer baluns, housed in an 8-lead MSOP package.
It operates within a frequency range of 0.7 to 2.0 GHz for RF and LO signals, and DC to 0.5 GHz for IF signals. Key electrical specifications include a typical conversion loss of 9 dB at +13 dBm LO drive and 8.5 dB at +10 dBm LO drive. The device provides a typical LO/RF isolation of 24 dB at +13 dBm LO drive and 32 dB at +10 dBm LO drive. Input IP3 is typically +17 dBm at +13 dBm LO drive and +16 dBm at +10 dBm LO drive. The 1 dB gain compression point (input) is typically +10 dBm at +13 dBm LO drive and +8 dBm at +10 dBm LO drive.
Typical applications for the HMC208MS8 include base stations, PCMCIA transceivers, cable modems, and portable wireless devices. Its consistent MMIC performance aids in improving system operation and assuring regulatory compliance. The mixer is suitable for use as an upconverter, downconverter, biphase (de)modulator, or phase comparator.
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Estimated market price range - modelled values for guidance only, not live distributor offers.
The HMC208MS8 mixer operates over a frequency range of 0.7 to 2.0 GHz for RF and LO signals, and DC to 0.5 GHz for IF signals.
The typical conversion loss is 9 dB at +13 dBm LO drive and 8.5 dB at +10 dBm LO drive.
The typical LO to RF isolation is 24 dB at +13 dBm LO drive and 32 dB at +10 dBm LO drive.
The input IP3 is typically +17 dBm at +13 dBm LO drive and +16 dBm at +10 dBm LO drive.
The HMC208MS8 is supplied in an ultra-small MSOP8 package.
Typical applications include base stations, PCMCIA transceivers, cable modems, and portable wireless devices.