The document describes a K-Band silicon quad core IC for satellite communications. The IC supports four dual polarization radiating elements with flexible polarization and provides 35 dB of gain with a 2.0 dB noise figure. It operates from 1.2V and is packaged in a WLCSP for integration into phased array antennas.
The document describes a K-Band silicon quad core IC for satellite communications. The IC supports four dual polarization radiating elements with flexible polarization and provides 35 dB of gain with a 2.0 dB noise figure. It operates from 1.2V and is packaged in a WLCSP for integration into phased array antennas.
The document describes a K-Band silicon quad core IC for satellite communications. The IC supports four dual polarization radiating elements with flexible polarization and provides 35 dB of gain with a 2.0 dB noise figure. It operates from 1.2V and is packaged in a WLCSP for integration into phased array antennas.
The document describes a K-Band silicon quad core IC for satellite communications. The IC supports four dual polarization radiating elements with flexible polarization and provides 35 dB of gain with a 2.0 dB noise figure. It operates from 1.2V and is packaged in a WLCSP for integration into phased array antennas.
mmW Solutions. Enabling a new world Product Overview AWMF-0132
Product Features Block Diagram
● 17.7 - 20.2 GHz operation ● Supports 4 dual pol radiating elements ● Flexible polarization (RHCP, LHCP, linear) ● 35 dB coherent gain* ● 2.0 dB NF ● 6 bit phase control (LSB=5.625°) ● 5 bit gain (LSB=0.5 dB) ● Telemetry reporting ● WLCSP ● +1.2 V operation
Applications Satellite communications terminals
General Description The AWMF-0132 is a highly integrated silicon quad core IC intended for satellite communications applications. The device supports four dual polarization radiating elements with full polarization flexibility. The device provides 35 dB of gain with a noise figure of 2.0 dB. Additional features include gain compensation over temperature and temperature reporting. The chip features ESD protection on all pins, operates from a +1.2V supply, and is packaged in a WLCSP (Wafer Level Chip Scale Package) for easy installation in planar phased array antennas. *Note: Coherent gain (CG) is the RF gain with all Rx input ports energized and is most useful for assessing RF power handling in the beam forming network. Electronic gain (EG) is the RF gain exclusive of the 8:1 sum and is most useful for cascaded NF and gain calculation. The total gain of the antenna aperture can be calculated from EG + 10*log(n), where n is the number of antenna elements in the array. Single path gain (SPG) is the RF gain with only one input port energized. This is representative of the RF gain measured in a 2 port measurement system, such as with the Developer’s Kit. CG = SPG + 18 dB = EG + 9 dB for a quad IC
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