Downconverters
A digital down-converter (DDC) converts a digitized, band limited signal to a lower frequency signal at a lower sampling rate in order to simplify the subsequent radio stages. The process preserves all the information in the original signal less that which is lost to rounding errors in the mathematical processes. The input and output signals can be real or complex samples. Often the DDC converts from the raw radio frequency or intermediate frequency down to a complex baseband signal.
Acquitek downconverters have frequency coverage 100Khz – 27GHz , with real time analysis bandwith up to 160MHz (0Hz IF).
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DCA40G500
Wideband 40GHz Downconverters
- 24 GHz to 40 GHz RF Input Frequency Coverage
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DCxG
Wideband Downconverters
- 100 kHz – 27 GHz Frequency Coverage
- 3 Standard
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MX12000
RF Mixer 12GHz
- Local Oscillator Range: 6GHz – 13.0GHz
- IF range: 5
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MX20000
RF Mixer 20 GHz
- Integrated 13 – 24 GHz programmable local oscillator
- IF
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MX2500
RF Mixer, Programmable UP/Downconverter 2.5GHz
- Local Oscillator: 25 – 2500 MHz
- RF range: 25
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MX30000
RF Mixer 30 GHz
- Integrated 18 – 30 GHz programmable local oscillator
- IF
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MX40000
RF Mixer 40 GHz
- Integrated 25–40GHz Local Oscillator
- Mixer RF frequency range: 18-41GHz
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MX6000C
RF Mixer, Programmable UP/Downconverter 6GHz
- Local Oscillator: 1000 – 6000 MHz
- RF range: 1500