MGCT03 I/Q TDMA/AMPS l900/900 MHz Dual-Band Dual-Mode Transmitter
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MGCT03 is a transmitter designed for dual-band, dual-mode cellular 900 MHz/PCS l 900 MHz mobile phones. It is used in both TDMA/AMPS modes and is used as a transmit modulator and up-converter in TDMA/AMPS mobile phones. MGTC03 has baseband and mixed signal interface circuits that are compatible with products from Zarlink Semiconductor and other companies.
The main technical features are as follows:
・The AGC circuit is divided into RF and IF parts to reduce noise and low-pass filter;
・The AGC amplifier has a variable gain of 90 dB and is temperature compensated.
・900 MHz and 1900 MHz dual RF ports;
・On-chip active filter eliminates external IF SAW filter;
・RF frequency is 750~2000 MHz;
・I/Q quadrature modulator;
・The power supply voltage is 4 V;
・The operating current is 118~152 mA, the standby mode current is 8~10 mA, and the sleep mode current is 75uA;
・Output power is 8~19 dBm.
Application circuit of MGCT03
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