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Analog Devices AD6633 Multichannel Digital Upconverter Handbook
The AD6633 is a multichannel, wide‑bandwidth digital upconverter (DUC) that processes 20‑bit complex baseband input data and generates 18‑bit real or complex IF output up to 125 MS/s. It includes a VersaCREST crest‑reduction engine that lowers power‑amplifier demands, making it suitable for cellular base stations, broadband wireless access, and software‑defined radios.
Each channel provides a 32‑bit NCO, programmable RAM coefficient FIR filters, a fifth‑order CIC filter, and optional half‑band FIR stages. The device operates from a 3.3 V I/O supply and a 1.8 V core supply, with typical power consumption of 75 mW per channel (1.4 W total). Control registers are programmed via a generic 16‑bit microprocessor interface or SPI/SPORT‑compatible serial port.
Analog Devices AD6633 specifications
| Number of channels | 4 or 6 |
|---|---|
| Input port resolution | 20‑bit complex |
| Output port resolution | 18‑bit |
| Typical power consumption | 75 mW per channel, 1.4 W total |
| Supply voltages | 3.3 V I/O, 1.8 V core |
Source: Analog Devices AD6633 Multichannel Digital Upconverter Handbook
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Questions answered in these manuals
How many wideband channels does the AD6633 provide?
The AD6633 is available with either 4 or 6 wideband digital upconverter channels.
From: Analog Devices AD6633 Multichannel Digital Upconverter Handbook
What is the resolution of the AD6633's input port?
It has a single 20‑bit complex input port (I, Q interleaved).
From: Analog Devices AD6633 Multichannel Digital Upconverter Handbook
How many channels does the AD6633 support?
The AD6633 is available in versions with either 4 or 6 wideband digital upconverter channels.
What is the typical power consumption per channel?
Typical power consumption is about 75 mW per channel.
