ADF5356BCPZ

ADF5356BCPZ

Part Number: ADF5356BCPZ

Manufacturer: Analog Devices Inc.

Description: IC 13.6GHZ PLLVCO 32LFCSP-WQ

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ADF5356BCPZ Introduction

The ADF5356BCPZ is a very powerful and customizable integrated circuit that can be used to make phase-locked loop (PLL) frequency synthesisers for fractional-N or integer-N. When combined with an external loop filter and reference frequency, it offers a wide range of frequency operation for various applications. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the features, capabilities, and applications of the ADF5356BCPZ.

Key Features and Advantages of ADF5356BCPZ

  • Wideband Microwave VCO Design: The ADF5356BCPZ has a wideband voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) design that lets it work with frequencies from 6.8 GHz to 13.6 GHz at one radio frequency (RF) output. Because it has a wide range of frequencies, it can be used for many things that need high-frequency synthesis.
  • Frequency Division: The ADF5356BCPZ has a broad VCO range and a set of frequency dividers that let it work from 53.125 MHz to 6800 MHz at another frequency output. This makes it possible to make messages with lower frequencies while keeping accuracy and stability.
  • Fractional-N and Integer-N PLL Modes: Both fractional-N and integer-N PLL modes can be used with the ADF5356BCPZ. In fractional-N mode, it can use fractional frequency division techniques to make a wide range of frequencies with great resolution. In integer-N mode, it has great spurious performance and precise frequency synthesis for uses that need integer multiples of the reference frequency.
  • Easy handle Interface: The ADF5356BCPZ has a 3-wire interface that makes it easy to handle and set up the device. This interface makes it easy to get to the different registers on the chip, which makes it easy to change factors like frequency, output power, and modulation settings.
  • Mute Function for Isolation: The RF output stage of the ADF5356BCPZ can be turned off for uses that need isolation. This mute feature can be controlled by pins or software, giving you a lot of options and making it easy to use.
  • Power Management: The ADF5356BCPZ works with analogue and digital power sources that range from 3.15 V to 3.45 V. It also has hardware and software power-down modes, which make it easy to handle power to meet the needs of different applications.

Overall, the ADF5356BCPZ has a wide range of frequencies, a variety of ways to create frequencies, and easy-to-use control choices. It is a useful tool because it has all the important features and functions built in. It can be used in wireless communication systems, radar systems, test and measurement equipment, satellite communication, and more.

Frequency Synthesis Capabilities

The ADF5356BCPZ is very good at making frequencies because it has a broad microwave voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). With this design, a single radio frequency (RF) output can work with frequencies from 6.8 GHz to 13.6 GHz. The ADF5356BCPZ is good for uses that need high-frequency synthesis because it has a wide frequency range.

The ADF5356BCPZ also has a number of frequency regulators that make its frequency range even wider. With an extra frequency output, these dividers can work from 53.125 MHz to 6800 MHz. This feature makes it possible to make messages with a lower frequency while keeping the accuracy and stability.

In short, the wideband microwave VCO design of the ADF5356BCPZ lets it work with frequencies from 6.8 GHz to 13.6 GHz at a single RF output. Also, the addition of frequency dividers lets the device work from 53.125 MHz to 6800 MHz, giving it the ability to make messages with lower frequencies as needed.

ADF5356BCPZ Power Supply and Power-Down Modes

Power source Requirements: The ADF5356BCPZ only works with certain voltages from the power source to make sure it works right. It needs power from both analogue and digital sources, which should be between 3.15 V and 3.45 V. These supplies give the device’s analogue and digital circuits the voltage values they need to work.

The ADF5356BCPZ has analogue and digital supplies, as well as different supplies for the charge pump and VCO. The power going to the charge pump should be between 4.75 V and 5.25 V. The control voltage for the VCO is made by the charge pump circuitry, which is powered by this source. The main voltage for the VCO is also between 4.75 V and 5.25 V, and it powers the VCO core.

  • Power-Down Modes: The ADF5356BCPZ includes hardware and software power-down modes to provide efficient power management options.
  • Hardware Power-Down Mode: In this mode, the device’s main parts can be turned off completely, using the least amount of power possible. When the hardware shut-down mode is activated, the PLL, VCO, frequency dividers, and other important circuits are turned off. This saves power.
  • Software Power-Down Mode: The software power-down mode lets the user choose which parts of the ADF5356BCPZ to turn off while keeping others running. This mode gives you more control over how power is used based on what the programme needs. Without turning the device off fully, the amount of power it uses can be cut by turning off certain parts.

The ADF5356BCPZ has power-down modes that let you control how much power is used based on the needs of the programme. This feature is especially helpful for systems that run on batteries or save energy and need to use as little power as possible.

In short, the ADF5356BCPZ needs analogue and digital power sources between 3.15 V and 3.45 V, as well as separate power supplies for the charge pump and VCO between 4.75 V and 5.25 V. The device has both hardware and software power-down modes, which make it easy to save power by turning off or turning off only certain parts of the device.

ADF5356BCPZ Applications

The ADF5356BCPZ is used in many areas, such as wireless communication, radar systems, satellite communication, and test and measurement tools. It is good for these uses because it has a wide frequency range, can make precise frequency synthesis, and has low phase noise. It makes accurate carrier frequencies, works with many different modulation methods, and makes it possible to make reliable signals for the best performance in these industries.

Conclusion

The ADF5356BCPZ is a powerful and flexible PLL frequency synthesiser that gives engineers and system designers the ability to make precise and flexible changes to a signal’s frequency. Its wideband microwave VCO design, frequency dividers, and support for fractional-N and integer-N PLL modes make sure that correct signals are generated. The ADF5356BCPZ is a useful tool for improving projects because it has features for managing power and can be used in many industries.

Contact ICRFQ for more information on the ADF5356BCPZ and to find out how this powerful frequency synthesiser can take your projects to new heights. Use the ADF5356BCPZ to make sure that the frequency synthesis in your devices is accurate.

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