pSemi UltraCMOS® Digitally Tunable Capacitors
pSemi UltraCMOS® Digitally Tunable Capacitors (DTCs) are DuNE™ technology-enhanced devices designed to support various tuning circuit topologies with emphasis on impedance matching and aperture tuning applications. pSemi UltraCMOS DTCs offer high RF power handling and ruggedness while meeting challenging harmonic and linearity requirements. These devices are controlled through the widely supported 3-wire (SPI compatible) interface. All decoding and biasing are integrated on-chip, and no external bypassing or filtering components are required.Peregrine DuNE technology enables excellent linearity and exceptional harmonic performance. DuNE devices deliver performance superior to GaAs devices with the economy and integration of conventional CMOS. With built-in bias voltage generation and ESD protection, DTC products provide a monolithically integrated tuning solution for demanding RF applications.
Features
- 100MHz to 3000MHz frequency range
- DuNE technology-enhanced
- 3-wire (SPI) compatible serial interface with built-in bias voltage generation and ESD protection
- Wide power supply range and low current consumption
- High RF power handling and linearity
- High ESD tolerance
- Package options
- QFN10 (2.0mm x 2.0mm x 0.5mm)
- QFN12 (2.0mm x 2.0mm x 0.55mm)
Applications
- Antenna tuning
- Tunable filters
- Phase shifters
- Impedance matching
Specifications
- SPI interface
- 100MHz to 3000MHz operating frequency range
- 0.60pF to 14pF shunt capacitance
- 6VPK to 30VPK peak operating voltage
- 2.3V to 3.6V or 4.8V VDD range
- 1500V or 2000V ESD HBM
Additional Resources
Typical DTC Block Diagram
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| Codice prodotto | Scheda dati | Range di capacità | Frequenza di test |
|---|---|---|---|
| PE64102B-Z | ![]() |
1.88 pF to 14 pF | 470 MHz to 582 MHz |
| PE64906B-Z | ![]() |
0.9 pF to 4.6 pF | 1.71 GHz to 2.17 GHz |
| PE64907B-Z | ![]() |
0.85 pF to 2.4 pF | 698 MHz to 960 MHz |
| PE64909B-Z | ![]() |
0.6 pF to 2.35 pF | 1.71 GHz to 2.17 GHz |
Pubblicato: 2020-06-16
| Aggiornato: 2024-04-08

