yolande_yj
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The mixer design contains a lot of balances. I know the spec is largely depend on the application, but there should be some commonsense there. For example, when designing LNA, we say a -10db S11 should be garentee, a NF less than 2 is good, the gain is more or less around 20dB (narrow band) and a reverse isolation of about -30 db is acceptable ....
For downconversion mixer (frequency from 1.6G to 10MHz), can you add your comment like this? Or what do you think the spec inside the bracket?
Application: (Low IF receiver)
Process: (SiGe)
Structure: (Single Balance active)
Power: (1.8V x 2mA)
Conversion Gain: (2 db)
P1dB: (-10 dbm)
IIP3: (3 dbm)
NF: (8 db)
Output load: (1k ohm)
LO to IF isolation: (-30 db)
For downconversion mixer (frequency from 1.6G to 10MHz), can you add your comment like this? Or what do you think the spec inside the bracket?
Application: (Low IF receiver)
Process: (SiGe)
Structure: (Single Balance active)
Power: (1.8V x 2mA)
Conversion Gain: (2 db)
P1dB: (-10 dbm)
IIP3: (3 dbm)
NF: (8 db)
Output load: (1k ohm)
LO to IF isolation: (-30 db)