A guide covering TI's wireless infrastructure components, including amplifiers, converters, microcontrollers, and serial gigabit solutions.
About this manual
The Wireless Infrastructure Solutions Guide presents an overview of Texas Instruments' high‑speed amplifiers, voltage‑ and current‑feedback op‑amps, D/A and A/D converters, microcontrollers, and serial gigabit transceivers. It includes performance tables, key features, and typical application notes for each product family.
The document also provides detailed specifications for LVDS line drivers, GTLP transceivers, clock distribution circuits, and other components used in wireless infrastructure designs, along with part numbers and pricing references.
What's inside
- General Overview
- Signal Chain
- Timing & Interface Logic
- Power Management
- High‑Speed Amplifiers
- D/A Converters
- A/D Converters
- Serial Gigabit Solutions
- LVDS Line Drivers and Receivers
- GTLP Transceivers
Frequently asked questions
What is the supply voltage range of the THS3202 current‑feedback amplifier?
The THS3202 operates from 6.6 V to 15 V supply voltage.
What data rate does the TLK1501 serial gigabit solution support?
The TLK1501 supports a single‑channel data rate of 0.6 – 1.5 Gbps.
What is the unity‑gain bandwidth of the OPA847 op‑amp?
The OPA847 provides a very‑high‑gain bandwidth, with a typical GBW of 3.8 GHz.
What is the maximum output current of the THS3202?
The THS3202 can deliver up to ±115 mA into a 20 Ω load.