MAX2683 low-cost high-performance 3.5GHz upconverter

MAX2683 low-cost high-performance 3.5GHz upconverter

Abstract: This application note describes the characteristics of the MAX2683 3.5GHz upconverter. A typical application circuit schematic is given in the article, which includes matching components for 3.55GHz output, 1.6GHz LO and 350MHz input. The noise figure is ~ 12.5dB, and the conversion gain is 8.6dB. This inverter integrated circuit (IC) can also be used as a down converter. A link to the S-parameter table that helps the engineer to design is given in the article.

A quick overview of the MAX2683 data sheet

The MAX2683 is a double-balanced active mixer based on the Gilbert unit, capable of receiving RF inputs up to 3.5GHz and outputting IF signals at 3.6GHz. The characteristics of the MAX2683 are its adjustable bias control, frequency conversion gain, sensitivity drop during mismatch, and still good isolation in a compact structure.

This application note includes a brief description of the mixer, design tips and typical performance characteristics of the MAX2683.

Review of Upconverter

The basic nature of the mixer is frequency conversion. This property is used in almost all transmitters. In a typical application, a modulated signal at frequency fMOD is injected into one port of the mixer, and a local oscillator (LO) signal at frequency fLO is injected into another port. The output radio frequency (RF) signal is up-converted to fMOD + fLO. Frequency conversion is obtained by multiplying the modulated signal waveform with frequency fMOD, cos (fMOD * t) and LO waveform. According to trigonometric multiplication, we get the following equation:

Cos (fMOD * t) * cos (fLO * t) = 1/2 cos (fLO-fMOD) ± 1/2 cos (fLO ± fMOD)

In this ideal multiplication equation, the output of the mixer contains only signals with frequencies fLO-fMOD and fLO + fMOD; that is, the original fMOD frequency modulation signal and the local oscillator fLO frequency signal are in the upconverter RF The output port is completely suppressed.

The Gilbert cell active mixer is based on the cascade coupling pair amplifier. Decomposing the modulated signal into common-mode components and differential-mode components can well understand the working principle of this amplifier. The modulated signal enters one of a pair of inputs, and the other end is connected to AC ground through a capacitor. According to the symmetrical structure, the common-mode component changes the current between the two branches. For small signals, the circuit is like a standard common-emitter amplifier. The MAX2683 basic amplifier uses four cross-coupled devices to multiply the modulated signal at the LO rate by ± to achieve the desired characteristics of a double-balanced mixer. These devices and the emitter-coupled pair together form the Gilbert unit. When a modulated signal is input, LO is injected in a single-ended form, and the other end is connected to AC ground through a capacitor. The positive voltage of LO causes the external group of devices to turn on, multiplying the modulation signal at the LO rate and ±; the negative voltage causes the internal group of devices to turn on, and also causes the modulation signal to multiply at the LO rate and ±.

Product design and performance characteristics

The MAX2683 uses a single + 2.7V to + 5.5V power supply. Available in an ultra-small 16-lead TSSOP-EP package with a bottom pad for 3.6GHz special applications. The MAX2683 uses a double-balanced Gilbert cell structure with single-ended RF, LO input, and differential open collector output ports. The differential output port provides a broadband and flexible interface for single-ended or differential applications. The MAX2683 has an adjustable bias control, which is set by an external resistor. In this way, users can obtain higher linearity by adjusting the power supply current to optimize system performance. Logic level control is used to activate the frequency multiplier inside the device. The external local oscillator source can work at full frequency or half frequency. The internal LO filter is used to reduce LO harmonics and spurious mixing. Figure 1 is a simplified block diagram of the MAX2683 application. Figure 2 is the pin shape description of MAX2683. The details of the performance characteristics are described below.

Figure 1. Simplified MAX2683 application circuit block diagram
Figure 1. Simplified MAX2683 application circuit block diagram

Figure 2. MAX2683 external pins
Figure 2. MAX2683 external pins

DC bias

The MAX2683 requires a DC bias. Although traditional passive mixers use AC signals to turn on the device, active Gilbert cell mixers require a DC power supply. The DC bias is applied to the device in the form of VCC voltage. Enough voltage must be applied to turn on the transistors in the Gilbert cell, otherwise the expected switching action will not occur. The minimum voltage required for the mixer to work is 2.7V. When VCC rises, a simple biasing scheme makes it more difficult to turn on the transistor. As the gain of the mixer increases, the compression point increases accordingly. Because changes in offset will affect linearity, and such changes will affect the level of harmonics and spurious signals generated by the mixer. The change in bias also affects the ft of the transistors in the chip and thus changes the operating frequency range of the mixer. The linearity and supply current of the MAX2683 can be adjusted externally with a resistor connected between BIAS and GND. A resistor rated at 1.2kΩ sets the power supply current to 55mA. Reducing the resistance value can improve the linearity but at the expense of the power supply current. Increasing the resistance value can reduce the power supply current but deteriorate the linearity. We use resistors between 820Ω and 2.0kΩ.

Gain

The MAX2683 has a frequency conversion gain. In traditional applications, the output signal will have a higher power than the input signal. Most of the gain of the MAX2683 comes from the emitter-coupled amplifier in the Gilbert unit. The amount of gain achieved varies with frequency, operating temperature, oscillator signal, and bias level. In order to optimize gain and linearity, proper design of the circuit board is the key to all RF and microwave circuits. Keep RF signal lines as short as possible to reduce losses, radiation, and inductance. Use separate, low-inductance vias for each ground pin to connect to the ground plane. For best performance, solder the exposed pad on the device package to the ground plane of the circuit board. The differential open-collector RFOUT- and RFOUT + ports require an external pull-up inductor connected to VCC and an output matching network to optimize gain performance. S parameter of modulation signal input, LO input and RF output is shown in Table 2. Designers can refer to this table to develop optimal matching circuits to meet system specifications.

Oscillator signal

The MAX2683 requires a low oscillator drive level. In a mixer based on the Gilbert unit, the main function of the LO signal is to switch the conduction channel between the external transistors and internal transistors of the four cross-coupled devices. This requires relatively little power. Generally, lower oscillator drive levels can improve the spurious response of Gilbert cell mixers. Increasing the LO power input to the MAX2683 upconverter will saturate the transistors of the four coupling devices and the emitter-coupled pair (actually "quasi-saturation") and reduce linearity. When the LO drive level is smaller than the rated value, the frequency conversion gain is basically unaffected in the range of 5dB to 10dB. When the LO drive level is further reduced, the conversion gain will swing down. Sinusoidal LO signals generally do not have many (harmonic related) frequency components. The typical LO input power when the MAX2683 matches 50Ω is -5dBm.

Working frequency range

MAX2683 can work in a very wide frequency range. It can be used as both a down converter and an up converter. The frequency of the modulated signal through the four cross-coupled devices of the Gilbert unit can be as high as 3.8 GHz. If the appropriate output is provided to match the network output frequency range can reach 3.6GHz. The MAX2683 has an internal LO frequency doubler. The external LO can operate at full frequency or half frequency. The benefit of operating at half frequency is to reduce the undesired LO leakage signal through the amplifier to the antenna. An internal LO bandpass filter is integrated after the frequency multiplier to help suppress LO harmonic content and spurious mixing signals. The method of using the LO frequency multiplier is to drive ENX2 at a logic low level and connect a half-frequency external LO to the LOX2 port. Drive ENX2 at a logic high level and connect the full-frequency external LO to the LOX1 port to turn off and bypass the LO frequency doubler and LO filter. The advantage of turning off the LO frequency multiplier is that it can reduce the power supply current by 15mA. The maximum frequency range of LOX1 is 3.9GHz, and the frequency range of LOX2 is up to 1.95GHz.

Noise Figure

The Gilbert cell structure is not a low noise structure. The noise figure of the mixer mainly comes from the shot noise of the four collector cross-coupled transistors, the noise of the two transistors of the emitter coupling pair and the thermal noise of the two feedback resistors used by the emitter coupling pair. When the input LO power is very low, the switching action of the LO can affect the noise figure of the mixer. The typical noise figure of the MAX2683 is 12.5dB.

Matching circuit

In order to achieve optimal performance, the three ports must be properly matched. Table 1 provides the complete S parameters of these three ports, with a frequency range from 50MHz to 6GHz. Designers can refer to this table to select the best matching circuit to meet system specifications. This application note contains an application circuit schematic showing a three-port typical matching circuit. The input port is matched to 350MHz, the LO port is matched to 1.6GHz, and the output port is matched to 3.55GHz.

Table 1. MAX2683 S parameters (click the link to view the table)

Table 1.1 F input S11 parameters

FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC
(MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree (MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree
50 0.868 -4.4 0.868 -4.5 3050 0.566 -147.1 0.557 -154.6
100 0.851 -7.7 0.850 -7.9 3100 0.563 -147.5 0.555 -157.1
150 0.817 -13.9 0.813 -16.4 3150 0.562 -151.9 0.556 -159.2
200 0.801 -10.1 0.797 -11.6 3200 0.544 -154.3 0.559 -162.4
250 0.816 -11.8 0.814 -12.5 3250 0.568 -156.6 0.564 -164.7
300 0.831 -21.1 0.830 -22.5 3300 0.574 -160.0 0.572 -167.1
350 0.791 -22.4 0.789 -25.0 3350 0.583 -162.0 0.582 -169.4
400 0.770 -27.4 0.578 -30.0 3400 0.593 -164.0 0.592 -171.2
450 0.710 -27.2 0.639 -30.6 3450 0.604 -167.3 0.603 -174.2
500 0.715 -28.3 0.700 -29.9 3500 0.617 -169.1 0.616 -176.4
550 0.713 -30.8 0.701 -32.2 3550 0.631 -171.4 0.636 -178.7
600 0.705 -33.3 0.691 -34.8 3600 0.644 -173.8 0.644 179.0
650 0.698 -35.8 0.688 -37.5 3650 0.657 -176.2 0.656 176.3
700 0.690 -38.4 0.680 -40.1 3700 0.669 -178.8 0.665 173.5
750 0.682 -40.9 0.672 -42.6 3750 0.678 178.6 0.672 170.8
800 0.672 -43.1 0.662 -44.9 3800 0.685 175.8 0.677 168.1
850 0.665 -45.0 0.654 -47.0 3850 0.688 172.2 0.677 165.2
900 0.660 -47.0 0.648 -49.1 3900 0.689 170.1 0.674 162.0
950 0.654 -49.1 0.643 -51.3 3950 0.684 167.0 0.666 158.9
1000 0.651 -50.9 0.638 -52.0 4000 0.675 164.0 0.654 155.0
1050 0.635 -55.1 0.623 -58.0 4050 0.661 163.3 0.639 136.0
1100 0.635 -58.1 0.622 -61.5 4100 0.648 160.1 0.624 153.7
1150 0.633 -60.3 0.618 -63.6 4150 0.632 158.2 0.608 151.2
1200 0.631 -61.9 0.617 -65.6 4200 0.615 155.7 0.591 148.8
1250 0.631 -63.5 0.619 -67.1 4250 0.599 152.2 0.575 146.5
1300 0.633 -65.2 0.618 -68.6 4300 0.584 151.9 0.561 144.4
1350 0.633 -66.7 0.615 -70.4 4350 0.571 149.7 0.550 142.4
1400 0.630 -68.7 0.615 -72.4 4400 0.561 147.8 0.541 140.7
1450 0.630 -70.7 0.615 -74.5 4450 0.553 146.7 0.535 139.0
1500 0.630 -72.7 0.614 -76.5 4500 0.549 144.2 0.532 137.1
1550 0.629 -74.8 0.614 -78.1 4550 0.547 140.5 0.532 133.4
1600 0.627 -77.3 0.612 -81.0 4600 0.548 138.8 0.534 131.8
1650 0.622 -79.9 0.607 -82.2 4650 0.552 137.3 0.541 130.4
1700 0.619 -82.5 0.604 -85.9 4700 0.558 135.9 0.548 129.1
1750 0.618 -85.0 0.604 -89.4 4750 0.566 134.4 0.556 127.5
1800 0.618 -87.6 0.605 -92.1 4800 0.577 133.1 0.569 126.2
1850 0.616 -90.5 0.604 -95.0 4850 0.589 131.7 0.581 124.9
1900 0.615 -93.3 0.602 -98.2 4900 0.604 130.4 0.595 123.6
1950 0.612 -96.0 0.600 -101.0 4950 0.616 128.9 0.607 122.1
2000 0.612 -98.7 0.601 -103.2 5000 0.628 127.3 0.619 120.4
2050 0.609 -96.7 0.600 -100.9 5050 0.671 127.8 0.644 120.9
2100 0.614 -98.1 0.605 -102.6 5100 0.660 127.9 0.644 121.2
2150 0.620 -100.0 0.613 -105.1 5150 0.663 127.7 0.647 121.1
2200 0.626 -102.0 0.618 -107.5 5200 0.668 127.2 0.651 120.1
2250 0.634 -105.1 0.626 -109.9 5250 0.671 126.2 0.654 119.4
2300 0.640 -107.5 0.632 -112.4 5300 0.674 124.3 0.653 117.9
2350 0.644 -110.1 0.636 -115.1 5350 0.672 123.1 0.650 116.1
2400 0.647 -112.2 0.636 -118.1 5400 0.668 121.4 0.644 114.3
2450 0.642 -115.0 0.634 -121.0 5450 0.659 119.4 0.632 112.4
2500 0.645 -116.7 0.632 -123.9 5500 0.647 117.7 0.618 110.9
2550 0.642 -119.3 0.626 -126.7 5550 0.633 116.4 0.603 108.0
2600 0.636 -122.0 0.616 -129.5 5600 0.620 114.6 0.591 107.4
2650 0.627 -124.4 0.604 -132.1 5650 0.608 113.1 0.581 106.5
2700 0.616 -127.1 0.596 -134.3 5700 0.598 111.4 0.572 105.2
2750 0.608 -129.2 0.590 -136.4 5750 0.587 109.6 0.563 103.3
2800 0.600 -131.1 0.584 -138.8 5800 0.577 108.1 0.554 101.4
2850 0.592 -134.2 0.577 -141.4 5850 0.569 106.2 0.547 99.9
2900 0.583 -136.7 0.569 -144.1 5900 0.562 105.1 0.541 98.5
2950 0.576 -139.2 0.562 -146.7 5950 0.556 103.0 0.557 97.1
3000 0.570 -141.7 0.558 -149.2 6000 0.551 102.1 0.553 96.0

Table 1.2 LOX1 input S11 parameters
FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC
(MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree (MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree
50 0.648 -30.3 0.648 -30.4 3050 0.155 173.0 0.162 170.5
100 0.460 -33.8 0.459 -39.9 3100 0.157 169.0 0.164 165.7
150 0.382 -32.2 0.381 -32.2 3150 0.159 165.0 0.167 161.5
200 0.343 -30.7 0.342 -30.7 3200 0.162 161.0 0.169 157.7
250 0.318 -29.8 0.318 -29.0 3250 0.165 158.0 0.173 154.4
300 0.301 -29.6 0.300 -29.8 3300 0.168 155.0 0.175 151.6
350 0.287 -30.0 0.287 -30.2 3350 0.171 152.0 0.177 149.5
400 0.276 -30.7 0.276 -30.9 3400 0.173 150.0 0.179 147.7
450 0.266 -30.7 0.267 -32.1 3450 0.173 149.0 0.178 146.1
500 0.260 -33.3 0.261 33.6 3500 0.172 147.0 0.177 144.8
550 0.260 -33.3 0.261 -33.6 3550 0.170 146.0 0.174 143.6
600 0.255 -35.1 0.250 -37.0 3600 0.167 145.0 0.171 142.9
650 0.250 -37.0 0.248 -39.4 3650 0.162 145.0 0.166 142.4
700 0.245 -41.1 0.245 -41.5 3700 0.155 145.0 0.160 142.1
750 0.244 -43.4 0.245 -43.8 3750 0.148 144.0 0.152 141.9
800 0.244 -45.6 0.245 -46.1 3800 0.140 144.0 0.143 141.2
850 0.250 -47.7 0.246 -48.3 3850 0.131 144.0 0.134 141.4
900 0.245 -50.0 0.247 -50.7 3900 0.122 144.0 0.126 140.5
950 0.246 -52.3 0.247 -53.3 3950 0.112 143.0 0.116 139.4
1000 0.246 -54.7 0.246 -55.0 4000 0.102 142.0 0.106 137.9
1050 0.242 -59.1 0.242 -60.5 4050 0.100 142.0 0.104 138.4
1100 0.240 -61.5 0.240 -62.3 4100 0.091 141.0 0.095 137.1
1150 0.238 -63.1 0.238 -63.9 4150 0.083 139.0 0.087 135.1
1200 0.235 -64.7 0.236 -65.5 4200 0.074 138.0 0.079 132.5
1250 0.233 -66.2 0.233 -67.1 4250 0.067 135.0 0.071 129.8
1300 0.230 -68.0 0.230 -68.9 4300 0.060 133.0 0.065 126.7
1350 0.226 -69.7 0.226 -70.5 4350 0.055 129.0 0.060 123.0
1400 0.222 -71.5 0.222 -72.5 4400 0.050 126.0 0.055 119.1
1450 0.218 -73.6 0.218 -74.6 4450 0.046 123.0 0.051 116.3
1500 0.214 -75.9 0.214 -77.0 4500 0.045 123.0 0.050 115.8
1550 0.209 -78.4 0.211 -79.5 4550 0.045 124.0 0.050 117.2
1600 0.205 -81.1 0.207 -82.2 4600 0.047 126.0 0.053 118.8
1650 0.202 -84.0 0.204 -85.2 4650 0.053 128.0 0.058 121.2
1700 0.199 -87.1 0.200 -88.4 4700 0.060 129.0 0.064 122.7
1750 0.197 -90.5 0.199 -91.9 4750 0.068 130.0 0.072 123.9
1800 0.195 -94.0 0.197 -95.4 4800 0.076 130.0 0.064 122.5
1850 0.195 -97.4 0.197 -99.0 4850 0.083 130.0 0.086 125.3
1900 0.195 -97.5 0.197 -102.4 4900 0.091 131.0 0.094 126.4
1950 0.194 -101.0 0.195 -106.6 4950 0.099 132.0 0.102 127.6
2000 0.193 -105.0 0.195 -109.5 5000 0.100 133.0 0.111 128.6
2050 0.196 -110.0 0.199 -111.4 5050 0.122 132.0 0.125 128.0
2100 0.199 -112.0 0.202 -113.7 5100 0.129 132.0 0.131 128.0
2150 0.201 -114.0 0.204 -116.0 5150 0.134 133.0 0.137 129.4
2200 0.202 -116.0 0.206 -128.1 5200 0.139 133.0 0.142 129.2
2250 0.204 -118.0 0.208 -120.0 5250 0.142 133.0 0.144 128.5
2300 0.205 -120.0 0.209 -122.0 5300 0.144 132.0 0.146 127.4
2350 0.205 -122.0 0.209 -123.8 5350 0.144 130.0 0.146 125.5
2400 0.204 -123.0 0.208 -125.1 5400 0.141 127.0 0.142 123.2
2450 0.202 -125.0 0.206 -127.4 5450 0.136 125.0 0.137 120.1
2500 0.200 -127.0 0.204 -129.7 5500 0.129 122.0 0.131 116.5
2550 0.197 -129.0 0.202 -132.4 5550 0.121 1118.0 0.121 112.9
2600 0.193 -132.0 0.198 -135.7 5600 0.110 113.0 0.117 106.4
2650 0.189 -136.0 0.193 -139.6 5650 0.098 106.0 0.100 99.3
2700 0.183 -141.0 0.187 -144.4 5700 0.088 99.0 0.091 190.9
2750 0.175 -146.0 0.179 -149.4 5750 0.079 189.0 0.083 181.1
2800 0.168 -151.0 0.172 -154.6 5800 0.070 78.0 0.076 169.3
2850 0.162 -156.0 0.167 -159.9 5850 0.065 63.0 0.073 155.9
2900 0.157 -161.0 0.163 -165.1 5900 0.063 49.0 0.073 142.0
2950 0.155 -167.0 0.161 -170.9 5950 0.064 33.0 0.075 28.5
3000 0.153 -173.0 0.160 -176.7 6000 0.067 18.0 0.079 16.1

Table 1.3 LOX2 input S11 parameters
FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC
(MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree (MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree
50 0.756 -18.6 0.775 -19.6 1550 0.304 -92.1 0.306 -93.3
100 0.619 -26.4 0.625 -27.2 1600 0.301 -94.5 0.304 -95.7
150 0.537 -29.1 0.599 -29.7 1650 0.299 -97.1 0.303 -98.4
200 0.488 -30.7 0.489 -31.2 1700 0.299 -99.8 0.302 -101.1
250 0.455 -32.2 0.456 -32.7 1750 0.298 -102.3 0.300 -103.9
300 0.431 -34.1 0.432 -34.5 1800 0.298 -105.4 0.301 -106.7
350 0.411 -35.1 0.413 -36.6 1850 0.299 -108.1 0.301 -109.5
400 0.395 -38.4 0.397 -38.8 1900 0.299 -110.8 0.303 -112.2
450 0.382 -40.8 0.382 -41.3 1950 0.302 -113.4 0.305 -114.7
500 0.370 -43.4 0.372 -43.9 2000 0.303 -115.9 0.307 -117.4
550 0.362 -46.1 0.362 -46.6 2050 0.310 -117.1 0.314 -118.6
600 0.354 -48.8 0.355 -49.4 2100 0.315 -119.2 0.319 -120.7
650 0.348 -51.6 0.349 -52.2 2150 0.305 -115.0 0.324 -122.7
700 0.344 -54.3 0.345 -55.9 2200 0.324 -123.0 0.329 -124.6
750 0.341 -57.1 0.342 -57.9 2250 0.327 -124.8 0.332 -126.4
800 0.338 -59.9 0.340 -60.5 2300 0.330 -126.5 0.335 -128.2
850 0.337 -62.4 0.337 -632.0 2350 0.334 -128.1 0.327 -129.9
900 0.335 -65.0 0.336 -65.7 2400 0.335 -129.7 0.339 -131.4
950 0.332 -67.3 0.334 -68.0 2450 0.335 -131.4 0.337 -133.2
1000 0.331 -69.4 0.332 -70.2 2500 0.333 -133.1 0.336 -137.9
1050 0.326 -72.1 0.327 -73.4 2550 0.330 -134.7 0.333 -136.7
1100 0.325 -74.6 0.325 -75.6 2600 0.325 -136.8 0.330 -138.7
1150 0.323 -76.3 0.325 -77.1 2650 0.319 -138.8 0.323 -140.8
1200 0.322 -78.1 0.323 -78.9 2700 0.312 -140.7 0.316 -142.9
1250 0.319 -79.8 0.321 -80.7 2750 0.305 -142.6 0.309 -144.9
1300 0.316 -81.5 0.318 -82.5 2800 0.299 -144.7 0.303 -146.0
1350 0.327 -71.1 0.315 -84.4 2850 0.295 -146.9 0.298 -147.1
1400 0.312 -85.4 0.313 -83.4 2900 0.291 -149.1 0.293 -151.4
1450 0.308 -87.4 0.311 -88.5 2950 0.287 -151.4 0.289 -153.7
1500 0.306 -89.7 0.309 -90.9 3000 0.285 -153.6 0.287 -156.0

Table 1.4 Upconverter output S22 parameters
FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC FREQ. 5VDC 5VDC 3.3VDC 3.3VDC
(MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree (MHz) Amplitude Degree Amplitude Degree
50 0.883 -6.1 0.912 -6.9 3050 0.739 129.7 0.738 129.6
100 0.962 -11.1 0.883 -11.5 3100 0.729 126.8 0.729 126.8
150 0.838 -14.6 0.857 -14.7 3150 0.710 124.5 0.711 124.7
200 0.827 -16.5 0.845 -16.5 3200 0.686 122.6 0.687 122.8
250 0.841 -17.6 0.859 -18.3 3250 0.654 120.8 0.657 121.1
300 0.854 -20.3 0.871 -21.1 3300 0.620 119.0 0.625 119.4
350 0.863 -23.0 0.878 -24.2 3350 0.589 116.8 0.595 117.4
400 0.863 -26.4 0.877 -27.3 3400 0.564 114.6 0.570 115.0
450 0.858 -29.7 0.872 -30.7 3450 0.543 111.7 0.551 112.2
500 0.851 -33.3 0.864 -34.3 3500 0.532 108.6 0.541 109.1
550 0.841 -37.6 0.853 -38.7 3550 0.530 105.6 0.541 106.2
600 0.827 -42.4 0.840 -43.6 3600 0.539 103.6 0.550 103.8
650 0.812 -47.8 0.825 -49.1 3650 0.558 101.0 0.570 101.8
700 0.793 -53.7 0.807 -55.2 3700 0.583 99.9 0.597 100.5
750 0.774 -59.7 0.787 -61.6 3750 0.613 99.4 0.628 99.9
800 0.756 -65.6 0.762 -67.7 3800 0.644 99.4 0.660 99.8
850 0.739 -71.0 0.737 -73.1 3850 0.672 99.7 0.690 99.9
900 0.723 -75.7 0.714 -77.1 3900 0.694 100.4 0.713 100.2
950 0.709 -79.1 0.700 -79.9 3950 0.707 100.1 0.726 100.3
1000 0.712 -83.3 0.715 -83.7 4000 0.706 100.5 0.725 100.3
1050 0.715 -87.0 0.711 -87.6 4050 0.690 103.2 0.709 102.8
1100 0.718 -89.3 0.717 -89.4 4100 0.667 102.9 0.686 102.3
1150 0.723 -91.1 0.723 -91.0 4150 0.635 101.9 0.623 101.2
1200 0.725 -93.0 0.727 -93.2 4200 0.599 100.1 0.615 99.3
1250 0.723 -95.4 0.726 -95.6 4250 0.563 97.3 0.578 96.2
1300 0.715 -98.1 0.720 -98.3 4300 0.531 93.2 0.547 92.0
1350 0.702 -101.0 0.708 -101.0 4350 0.512 87.8 0.527 86.7
1400 0.684 -104.6 0.691 -104.0 4400 0.505 81.7 0.521 80.6
1450 0.661 -108.6 0.669 -109.0 4450 0.511 75.7 0.527 74.7
1500 0.633 -112.8 0.642 -113.0 4500 0.532 70.8 0.547 69.8
1550 0.692 -116.9 0.621 -117.3 4550 0.562 57.3 0.576 86.4
1600 0.594 -121.7 0.609 -122.2 4600 0.594 65.3 0.609 64.4
1650 0.577 -126.5 0.589 -127.0 4650 0.627 64.4 0.641 63.6
1700 0.569 -130.9 0.581 -131.6 4700 0.656 64.7 0.669 63.9
1750 0.567 -135.5 0.581 -136.1 4750 0.677 66.0 0.689 65.2
1800 0.571 -140.1 0.585 -140.7 4800 0.694 67.7 0.705 67.0
1850 0.580 -144.0 0.595 -144.9 4850 0.703 69.8 0.711 69.0
1900 0.592 -148.2 0.607 -148.9 4900 0.706 71.9 0.715 71.1
1950 0.608 -151.0 0.623 -152.6 4950 0.702 73.6 0.710 72.8
2000 0.624 -155.0 0.639 -156.9 5000 0.691 75.0 0.699 74.2
2050 0.651 -156.0 0.667 -157.7 5050 0.697 77.1 0.705 76.3
2100 0.674 -166.5 0.689 -151.3 5100 0.694 76.8 0.702 75.7
2150 0.689 -163.5 0.704 -167.7 5150 0.684 74.5 0.692 73.6
2200 0.704 -166.7 0.717 -167.8 5200 0.665 70.8 0.673 69.7
2250 0.711 -170.3 0.723 -171.5 5250 0.644 65.9 0.651 64.7
2300 0.703 -174.0 0.714 -175.2 5300 0.624 60.2 0.631 59.0
2350 0.687 -177.0 0.695 -178.4 5350 0.607 54.3 0.613 53.9
2400 0.669 -179.9 0.677 178.6 5400 0.592 48.9 0.598 47.5
2450 0.647 176.0 0.652 175.3 5450 0.581 44.5 0.585 43.3
2500 0.622 173.6 0.627 172.3 5500 0.573 41.7 0.578 40.5
2550 0.604 170.5 0.609 169.2 5550 0.569 40.3 0.574 39.1
2600 0.592 166.9 0.597 165.6 5600 0.567 39.7 0.570 38.6
2650 0.589 163.0 0.593 161.7 5650 0.565 40.1 0.569 39.1
2700 0.594 158.8 0.590 157.7 5700 0.565 41.2 0.568 40.2
2750 0.609 154.4 0.612 153.4 5750 0.566 42.6 0.569 41.7
2800 0.631 149.9 0.634 149.0 5800 0.570 43.7 0.572 42.9
2850 0.656 145.3 0.658 144.6 5850 0.576 45.1 0.580 44.3
2900 0.682 141.4 0.683 140.8 5900 0.583 46.0 0.586 45.5
2950 0.709 137.6 0.710 137.2 5950 0.597 47.0 0.595 46.3
3000 0.729 133.9 0.728 133.6 6000 0.605 47.4 0.609 46.7
Linearity and dynamic range

The mixer realized by the Gilbert cell structure does not have a high dynamic range. The following two equations describe the linearity dynamic range and the spurious-free dynamic range:

Linear dynamic range = P1dB-[NF + G + 3dB -114 dBm + 10 log10 (BW)]
Spurious-free dynamic range = 2/3 [IP3-G-NF -10 log10 (BW) + 114 dBm]

Where P1dB is the output power of the mixer at 1dB gain compression point (in dBm), NF is the noise figure of the mixer (in dB), and G is the conversion gain of the mixer (in dB) , BW is the bandwidth of the mixer (in dB), and IP3 is the output third-order intercept point (in dB). These equations indicate that the dynamic range is a function of noise figure, output compression point, intercept point, and gain. Because the MAX2683 has a medium conversion gain, its dynamic range is not very low. The linearity of the MAX2683 can be controlled externally through a resistor. Increasing or decreasing the value of the bias resistor will change the linearity of the MAX2683. When changing the bias resistance, a trade-off between linearity and supply current should be made.

typical application

Figure 3 shows a typical upconverter application circuit. As indicated in the figure, the mixer is a Gilbert cell-based multiplier with an RF input amplifier. This type of double-balanced mixer provides good port-to-port isolation and no LO signal at the output. The RF output port is configured for differential operation. The RF input and LO input can be driven in single-ended mode. The LO and RF input resistance is 50Ω. The output of the mixer requires an external matching network to convert the high output impedance to a lower impedance to meet the system requirements. This impedance conversion and differential to single-ended structure conversion requires the use of a balanced unbalanced converter or an impedance matching converter. The test data of the application circuit is shown in Table 2.

Figure 3. MAX2683 application circuit schematic
Figure 3. MAX2683 application circuit schematic

Table 2. MAX2683 application test data

(Test conditions: VCC = + 5.0V, RBIAS = 1.2kΩ, / ENX2 \ = GND, fRFIN = 350MHz, PRFIN = -20dBm, fLO = 1600MHz, PLO = -5dBm; the termination resistance of all input and output ports is 50Ω; RFOUT + and RFOUT- are matched to a single-ended 50Ω load; unless otherwise stated, TA = + 25 ° C.)

PARAMETER CONDITIONS TESTED UNITS
Input Frequency Range Note 1 350 MHz
RF Output Frequency Range Note 1 3.55 GHz
LOX2 Frequency Range 1.6 GHz
LOX1 Frequency Range N / A GHz
Conversion Gain fLOX2 = 1600MHz, fRFOUT = 3.55GHz, VCC = + 5V 8.6 dB
Gain VariaTIon over Temperature TA = -40 ° C to + 85 ° C, VCC = + 5V TBD dB
Input 1dB Compression Point fLOX2 = 1600MHz, fRFOUT = 3.55GHz, VCC = + 5V -6 dBm
Input Third-Order Intercept Point fLOX2 = 1600MHz, fRFOUT = 3.55GHz, VCC = + 5V, Note 2 +1.3 dBm
Input Second-Order Intercept Point fLOX2 = 1600MHz, fRFOUT = 3.55GHz, VCC = + 5V +42.6 dBm
Noise Figure TBD dB
RFIN Input Return Loss At 350 MHz <-20 dB
LOX2 Leakage at RFIN / ENX2 \ = GND fRFIN = 1 x fLO -42 dBm
fRFIN = 2 x fLO -38
fRFIN = 3 x fLO -49
LOX1 Leakage at RFIN / ENX2 \ = Vcc fRFOUT = 1 x fLO N / A dBm
LOX2 Leakage at IFOUT +, RFOUT- / ENX2 \ = GND fRFOUT = 1 x fLO -32.7 dBm
fRFOUT = 2 x fLO -16.4
fRFOUT = 3 x fLO -53.1
LOX1 Leakage at IFOUT +, RFOUT- / ENX2 \ = Vcc fRFOUT = 1 x fLO -39 dBm
LOX1, LOX2 Input Return Loss -18 dB

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Note 1. This device is specifically designed for this specific frequency range. It may work outside this frequency range but performance cannot be guaranteed.
Note 2. IIP3 was tested with two tone signals of 350MHz and 351MHz, each tone signal -20dBm, fRFLO = 1.6GHz.
Note 3. IIP2 is measured under the conditions of fRFIIN = 350MHz, PRFIN = -20dBm, fLO = 1.6GHz.
Note 4. Optimize input matching so that fRFIIN = 350MHz has the best return loss.

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