Linear Technology Corporation Demonstration Circuit 747 Quick Start Guide

The LT5537 is a wide dynamic range RF/IF log detector, operational from below 10MHz to 1000MHz.


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Brand
Linear Technology Corporation
Category
electronic components
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
249 KB
Published
17 October, 2023
Updated
17 October, 2023
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About this manual

This guide provides setup instructions for evaluating the LT5537 log-linear RF/IF detector in Demonstration Circuit 747. It details how to connect power, input signal, and measurement equipment. The detector operates from 10MHz to 1GHz with a typical output slope of 20mV/dB and temperature coefficient of 0.01dB/°C at 200MHz.

Performance specifications are listed for various frequencies, including dynamic range, slope, intercept, sensitivity, and temperature coefficient. Design files are available by contacting the LTC factory.

What's inside

  • Quick Start Procedure
  • Performance Specifications
  • Setup Instructions
  • Input/Output Connections
  • Frequency Performance

Specifications

Supply Voltage2.7V to 5.25V
Supply Current13.5mA
Shutdown Current500µA
Input Frequency Range10MHz to 1GHz
Output Slope at 200MHz20mV/dB
Temperature Coefficient at 200MHz0.01dB/°C
Maximum Input Power50W

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating frequency range of the LT5537 in this circuit?

The operating frequency range is 10MHz to 1GHz, with the lower limit extendable to near DC using an external capacitor.

What is the output slope at 200MHz?

The output slope is normally 20mV/dB.

How do I enable the detector?

Connect the VCC test point to the ENBL test point using a jumper cable.

What is the maximum RF input power allowed?

Do not exceed +22dBm, the absolute maximum RF input power.

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