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MAX2510
Low-Voltage IF Transceiver with Limiter RSSI and Quadrature Modulator
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Status
Active: In Production.
Description
The MAX2510 is a highly integrated IF transceiver for digital
wireless applications. It operates from a +2.7V to +5.5V supply voltage and
features four operating modes for advanced system power management. Supply
current is reduced to 0.2µA in shutdown mode.
In a typical application, the receiver downconverts a high IF/RF (up to
600MHz) to a low IF (up to 30MHz) using a double-balanced mixer. Additional
functions included in the receiver section are an IF buffer that can drive an
off-chip filter, an on-chip limiting amplifier offering 90dB of
received-signal-strength indication (RSSI), and a robust differential limiter
output driver designed to directly drive a CMOS input. The transmitter section
upconverts I and Q baseband signals to an IF in the 100MHz to 600MHz range using
a quadrature modulator. The transmit output is easily matched to drive a SAW
filter with an adjustable output from 0dBm to -40dBm and excellent linearity.
The MAX2511 has features similar to the MAX2510, but upconverts a low IF with
an image-reject mixer. The MAX2511 downconverter also offers image rejection with a limiter/RSSI stage similar to that of the MAX2510.
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Data Sheet
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An evaluation kit is available: MAX2510EVKIT
Key Features
- +2.7V to +5.5V Single-Supply Operation
- Complete Receive Path: 600MHz (max) 1st IF to 30MHz (max) 2nd IF
- Unique, Wide-Dynamic-Range Downconverter Mixer Offers -8dBm IIP3, 11dB NF
- 90dB Dynamic-Range Limiter with High-Accuracy RSSI Function
- Differential Limiter Output Directly Drives CMOS Input
- 100MHz to 600MHz Transmit Quadrature Modulator with 41dB Sideband
Suppression
- 40dB Transmit Gain-Control Range; Up to +1dBm Output Power
- Advanced Power Management (four modes)
- 0.2µA Shutdown Supply Current
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Applications/Uses
- 400MHz ISM Transceivers
- IF Transceivers
- PACS, PHS, DECT, and Other PCS Wireless Handsets and Base Stations
- PWT1900, Wireless Handsets, and Base Stations
- Wireless Data Links
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Key Specifications:
| Cellular RF Transceivers |
| Part Number |
Solutions |
Features |
Applications |
Freq.
(MHz) |
ISUPPLY
(mA) |
Footprint
(mm x mm) |
Package/Pins |
Smallest Available Pckg.
(mm2) |
Budgetary Price |
| max w/pins |
See Notes |
| MAX2510 |
| 400MHz | | 900MHz | | Base Stations | | Cell Phones | | Cordless | | ISM, RKE, SRD; 315-433.92MHz Bands |
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| +2.7V to +5.5V Single-Supply Operation | | 40dB Transmit Gain-Control Range | | Quadrature Modulator with 41dB Sideband Suppression | | Up to +1dBm Output Power |
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100 to 600 |
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6.0 x 9.9 |
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61.9 |
$4.45 @1k |
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Pricing Notes:
This pricing is BUDGETARY, for comparing similar parts. Prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change. Quantity pricing may vary substantially and international prices may differ due to local duties, taxes, fees, and exchange rates. For volume-specific prices and delivery, please see the price and availability page or contact an authorized distributor.
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| ISM RF Transceivers |
| Part Number |
Solutions |
Features |
Applications |
Freq.
(MHz) |
ISUPPLY
(mA) |
Footprint
(mm x mm) |
Package/Pins |
Smallest Available Pckg.
(mm2) |
Budgetary Price |
| max w/pins |
See Notes |
| MAX2510 |
| 400MHz | | 900MHz | | Base Stations | | Cell Phones | | Cordless | | ISM, RKE, SRD; 315-433.92MHz Bands |
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| +2.7V to +5.5V Single-Supply Operation | | 40dB Transmit Gain-Control Range | | Quadrature Modulator with 41dB Sideband Suppression | | Up to +1dBm Output Power |
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100 to 600 |
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6.0 x 9.9 |
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61.9 |
$4.45 @1k |
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See All ISM RF Transceivers (11)
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Pricing Notes:
This pricing is BUDGETARY, for comparing similar parts. Prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change. Quantity pricing may vary substantially and international prices may differ due to local duties, taxes, fees, and exchange rates. For volume-specific prices and delivery, please see the price and availability page or contact an authorized distributor.
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Diagram
 Typical Operating Circuit
Application Notes
Product Guides
Reliability Reports
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Software/Models
Ordering Information
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Part Number
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Status
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Package:
TYPE PINS FOOTPRINT
DRAWING CODE/VAR *
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Temp |
RoHS/Lead-Free?
Materials Analysis
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| MAX2510EEI
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Active |
QSOP;28 pin;61.9 mm²
Outline Drawing:21-0055 (PDF)
Land Pattern: 90-0173 (PDF)
Use pkgcode/variation: E28-1*
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-40°C to +85°C
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RoHS/Lead-Free: No
Materials Analysis |
| MAX2510EEI+
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Active |
QSOP;28 pin;61.9 mm²
Outline Drawing:21-0055 (PDF)
Land Pattern: 90-0173 (PDF)
Use pkgcode/variation: E28+1*
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-40°C to +85°C
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RoHS/Lead-Free: Lead Free
Materials Analysis |
| MAX2510EEI+T
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Active |
QSOP;28 pin;61.9 mm²
Outline Drawing:21-0055 (PDF)
Land Pattern: 90-0173 (PDF)
Use pkgcode/variation: E28+1*
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-40°C to +85°C
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RoHS/Lead-Free: Lead Free
Materials Analysis |
| MAX2510EEI-T
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Active |
QSOP;28 pin;61.9 mm²
Outline Drawing:21-0055 (PDF)
Land Pattern: 90-0173 (PDF)
Use pkgcode/variation: E28-1*
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-40°C to +85°C
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RoHS/Lead-Free: No
Materials Analysis |
Notes:
- Other options and links for purchasing parts are listed at: http://www.maxim-ic.com/sales.
- Didn't Find What You Need? Ask our applications engineers. Expert assistance in finding parts, usually within one business day.
- Part number suffixes: T or T&R = tape and reel; + = RoHS/lead-free; # = RoHS/lead-exempt; -D = drypack; -U/+U on DS parts = cut tape. More: See Full Data Sheet or Maxim Product Naming Conventions.
- * Some packages have variations, listed on the drawing. "PkgCode/Variation" tells which variation the product uses. Note that "+", "#", "-" in the part number suffix describes RoHS status. Package drawings may show a different suffix character.
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Notes and Comments
Complete receive path, limiter/RSSI and quadrature modulator
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Document Ref.: 19-1296
Rev 2;
2001-01-31
This page last modified: 2007-06-01
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