4Pcs AD831 High Frequency Transducer RF Mixer Module 0.1-500MHz Bandwidth RF Frequency Converter

4Pcs AD831 High Frequency Transducer RF Mixer Module 0.1-500MHz Bandwidth RF Frequency Converter Description

RF input: 0.1-500MHz RF input: +10dBm (1dB compression point) Local oscillator input: 0.1-500MHz Local oscillator input: -10dBm IF output: 0.1-200MHz Power supply voltage: 9-11V single-ended power supply Weight: 11 grams Colour:Green Material:PCB Size:33x33mm Package Contents: 4 x RF Mixer Module Only the above package content, other products are not included. Note: Light reflection and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm. 4. A single resistor connected between pins OUT and FB is used to set the gain. The amplifier has low DC offset characteristics, so it can be used for DC coupling applications such as DC-baseband frequency conversion and quadrature amplitude demodulation 3. The mixer is designed to be powered by a single power supply, and the RF, IF and LO ports have DC isolation capacitors for easy use. The operating frequency of the RF and LO inputs can be as high as 500MHz. The IF output is a single-ended voltage output. It has an output bandwidth of 250 MHz. 2. AD831 provides +24 dBm third-order point, which can achieve -10 dBm LO power consumption. It does not require high-power LO drivers, and there is no corresponding shielding and isolation problems. Therefore, compared with passive mixers, it can improve System performance, reduce system cost. 5. With the output amplifier of the mixer and the best source impedance, the SSB noise figure of the mixer is 10.3 dB at 70 MHz. Unlike passive mixers, AD831 has no insertion loss, no external duplexer, and no passive termination.AD8362 has two working modes: power measurement and controller. In Figure 1, in the power measurement mode, VOUT and VSET 1. AD831 is a low distortion, wide dynamic range, single-chip mixer, suitable for RF-IF down conversion in HF and VHF receivers, second mixer in DMR base stations, DC-baseband conversion, and quadrature modulation And demodulation and frequency shift detection in ultrasound imaging and other applications