Linear Technology Design Note 476 Precision Matched Baseband Filter ICs Outperform Discrete Implementations

This document introduces the LTC6601-1/-2 and LTC6605-7/-10/-14, 3 precision matched baseband filter ICs that provide precision filtering performance in the 1.25MHz to 20MHz frequency range.


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Brand
Linear Technology
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
98 KB
Published
05 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

In digital communication systems, baseband signals require band-limiting. While digital signal processing handles much of this task, analog filtering is essential for reducing DAC imaging, filtering RF demodulator noise, and minimizing ADC aliasing. Discrete analog filters using op amps, resistors, and capacitors are sensitive to PCB parasitics and component tolerances in the 1.25MHz to 20MHz range typically used in 3G systems.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • The LTC6601-x Lowpass Filter
  • The LTC6605-x Dual Matched Lowpass Filter
  • Gain and Phase Matching
  • Power Consumption

Frequently asked questions

What are the frequency ranges for the LTC6601-x lowpass filter?

Lowpass filters can be produced with cutoff frequencies ranging from 5MHz to 27MHz.

What is the maximum gain and phase matching error of the LTC6605-x?

The maximum gain matching error is +0.35dB and the phase matching error is +1.2°.

What are the power consumption options for the LTC6601-x and LTC6605-x?

Power is set by a three-state BIAS pin allowing shutdown (Ig = 350A), medium power (Is = 16mA), or full power (Ig = 33mA).

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