Analog Devices AD6600/AD6620 Diversity Receiver Chipset Product Description

The AD6600/AD6620 Diversity Receiver chipset is a highly integrated chipset that reduces the size and cost of base station receivers. It incorporates Automatic Gain Control, Received Signal Strength Indicator, high-resolution Numerically Controlled Oscillator, and digital filtering on-chip. The chipset can address various air interface standards, including GSM, CDMA, IS136, and PHS, as well as proprietary modulation schemes for paging systems and wireless fixed access receivers.


Analog Devices AD6600/AD6620 Diversity Receiver Chipset Product Description - cover page
Brand
Analog Devices
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
38 KB
Published
02 August, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Models
AD6600, AD6620
MD5 checksum
69BA7D331EA649F3FCA3BD80EA01428D

About this manual

Analog Devices presents a highly integrated Diversity Receiver chipset comprising the AD6600 dual-channel IF sampling ADC and the AD6620 dual-channel decimating receiver chip. This solution is designed to reduce the size and cost of base station receivers by replacing sensitive analog filters with on-chip digital filtering.

The chipset supports various air interface standards, including GSM, CDMA, S136, and PHS. Key features include a high dynamic range of 80 to 100+ dB, automatic gain control, and compatibility with general-purpose DSPs. The AD6600 provides an 11-bit 20 MSPS ADC, while the AD6620 offers a spurious free dynamic range greater than 100 dB.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Digital Components Optimize System Performance
  • High Dynamic Range
  • AD6600 Dual-Channel IF Sampling ADC Chip
  • AD6620 Dual-Channel Decimating Receiver Chip
  • Reference Designs

Specifications

ADC Resolution (AD6600)11-bit
Sample Rate (AD6600)20 MSPS
Dynamic Range (AD6600)90 dB instantaneous
SFDR (AD6620)>100 dB
Sample Rate (AD6620)65 MSPS
Package (AD6620)80-pin PQFP

Frequently asked questions

What air interface standards does the chipset support?

The chipset can address GSM, CDMA, S136, and PHS, as well as proprietary modulation schemes for paging systems.

How does the chipset reduce manufacturing costs?

It replaces sensitive analog filters with on-chip digital filtering, which eliminates the need for high-cost analog filters.

What is the frequency range of the IF sampling?

The chipset accepts common intermediate frequencies between 70 and 250 MHz.

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