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- SA605
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Philips NE/SA605 High Performance Low Power Mixer FM IF System Datasheet
The Philips NE/SA605 is a high-performance monolithic low-power FM IF system that incorporates a mixer/oscillator, two limiting intermediate frequency amplifiers, a quadrature detector, muting, a logarithmic received signal strength indicator (RSSI), and a voltage regulator. It combines the functions of Signetics' NE602 and NE604A but features a higher mixer input intercept point, higher IF bandwidth (25MHz), and temperature-compensated RSSI and limiters.
Read onlinePhilips SA605 specifications
| IF Amp/Limiter gain | 102 dB |
|---|---|
| Limiter small signal bandwidth | 25 MHz |
| RSSI dynamic range | excess of 90 dB |
Source: Philips NE/SA605 High Performance Low Power Mixer FM IF System Datasheet
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Questions answered in these manuals
What is the minimum SINAD sensitivity of the NE/SA605?
The minimum SINAD sensitivity is -118dBm.
From: Philips NE/SA605 High Performance Low Power Mixer FM IF System Datasheet
What is the typical current consumption of the SA605?
The SA605 draws about 5.7 mA typical at a 6 V supply.
From: Philips SA605 High Performance Low Power Mixer FM IF System Data Sheet
What is the mixer conversion gain of the SA605 at 45 MHz?
The mixer provides a conversion power gain of 13 dB at 45 MHz.
From: Philips SA605 High Performance Low Power Mixer FM IF System Data Sheet
Why is power‑bypass important for the SA605 receiver?
Power‑bypass reduces supply noise; the ESR of the bypass capacitor must be checked because a high ESR can degrade receiver performance.