ADI’s Apollo MxFE software-defined mixed-signal entrance ends instantly pattern and synthesize frequencies as much as 18 GHz (Ku-Band). Properly-suited for phased array radar, digital surveillance, check and measurement, and 6G wi-fi communications, the gadgets present instantaneous bandwidths as excessive as 10 GHz per channel.
The AD9084 Apollo MxFE is a 4-channel transmit and obtain (4T4R) system comprising 4 12-bit RF ADCs with a pattern charge of as much as 20 Gsamples/s and 4 16-bit RF DACs with a pattern charge of as much as 28 Gsamples/s. It offers an RF enter bandwidth from DC to 18 GHz with an instantaneous bandwidth as much as 10 GHz. The half’s on-chip DSP is dynamically configurable, permitting fast adjustments between narrowband and wideband profiles with out taking down the JESD hyperlink.
Providing an 8T8R configuration, the AD9088 Apollo MxFE employs eight 12-bit RF ADCs with a pattern charge of as much as 8 Gsamples/s and eight 16-bit RF DACs with a pattern charge of as much as 16 Gsamples/s. This system has an RF enter bandwidth as much as 16 GHz and instantaneous bandwidth as much as 3 GHz. The AD9088’s on-chip DSP gives related performance to the 4T4R system with double the variety of digital blocks, all dynamically configurable.
Apollo MxFE gadgets are supported by a big ecosystem of ADI {hardware} and software program merchandise, every providing capabilities for optimum efficiency and ease of use. Each the AD9084 and AD9088 are provided in 24×26-mm BGA packages.
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