Active Filters BPF TUNABLE

Signal Conditioning Passive SMT Freq. Doubler 0.7 - 2.4 GHz

Active Filters BPF 20

VCO Oscillators MMIC VCO w/ Buffer amp, 3.35 - 3.55 GHz

Active Filters BPF Tunable 8-14 GHz

VCO W/BUFFER AMP IEEE 802.11A HQFN-24; Frequency Nom:-; Oscillator Case:HQFN; Supply Voltage Nom:3V; Product Range:-; Operating Temperature Min:-40°C; Operating Temperature Max:85°C; Oscillator Output Compatibility:-; SVHC:No SVHC (20-Jun-2016); MSL:MSL 1 - Unlimited

VCO W/BUFFER AMP 8-12.5GHZ HQFN-24; Frequency Nom:-; Oscillator Case:HQFN; Supply Voltage Nom:5V; Product Range:-; Operating Temperature Min:-40°C; Operating Temperature Max:85°C; Oscillator Output Compatibility:-; SVHC:No SVHC (20-Jun-2016); MSL:MSL 1 - Unlimited

Signal Conditioning Passive Freq. Doubler, 1.25 - 3.0 GHz

The AD2S99 programmable sinusoidal oscillator provides sine wave excitation for resolvers and a wide variety of ac transducers.The AD2S99 also provides a synchronous reference output signal (3 VP-P square wave) that is phase locked to its SIN and COS inputs. In an application, the SIN and COS inputs are connected to the transducer’s secondary windings. The synchronous reference output compensates for temperature and cabling dependent phase shifts and eliminates the need for external preset phase compensation circuits. The synchronous reference output can be used as a zero crossing reference for resolver-to-digital converters such as Analog Devices’ AD2S80A, AD2S82A, AD2S83 and AD2S90.The AD2S99 is packaged in a 20-pin PLCC and operates over –40ºC to +85ºC.PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Dynamic Phase Compensation The AD2S99 dynamically compensates for any phase variation in a transducer by phase locking its synchronous reference output to the transducer’s secondary windings. Programmable Excitation Frequency The excitation frequency is easily programmed to 2 kHz, 5 kHz, 10 kHz, or 20 kHz by using the frequency select pins. Intermediate frequencies are available by adding an external resistor. Signal Loss Detection The AD2S99 has the ability to detect if both the transducer secondary winding connections become disconnected from its SIN and COS inputs. The “LOS” output pin pulls high when a signal loss is detected. Integration The AD2S99 integrates the transducer excitation, synchronous reference, and loss of signal detection functions into a small, cost effective package.APPLICATIONSExcitation Source for: Resolvers Synchros LVDTs RVDTs Pressure Transducers Load Cells AC Bridges

The AD2S99 programmable sinusoidal oscillator provides sine wave excitation for resolvers and a wide variety of ac transducers.The AD2S99 also provides a synchronous reference output signal (3 VP-P square wave) that is phase locked to its SIN and COS inputs. In an application, the SIN and COS inputs are connected to the transducer’s secondary windings. The synchronous reference output compensates for temperature and cabling dependent phase shifts and eliminates the need for external preset phase compensation circuits. The synchronous reference output can be used as a zero crossing reference for resolver-to-digital converters such as Analog Devices’ AD2S80A, AD2S82A, AD2S83 and AD2S90.The AD2S99 is packaged in a 20-pin PLCC and operates over –40ºC to +85ºC.PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Dynamic Phase Compensation The AD2S99 dynamically compensates for any phase variation in a transducer by phase locking its synchronous reference output to the transducer’s secondary windings. Programmable Excitation Frequency The excitation frequency is easily programmed to 2 kHz, 5 kHz, 10 kHz, or 20 kHz by using the frequency select pins. Intermediate frequencies are available by adding an external resistor. Signal Loss Detection The AD2S99 has the ability to detect if both the transducer secondary winding connections become disconnected from its SIN and COS inputs. The “LOS” output pin pulls high when a signal loss is detected. Integration The AD2S99 integrates the transducer excitation, synchronous reference, and loss of signal detection functions into a small, cost effective package.APPLICATIONSExcitation Source for: Resolvers Synchros LVDTs RVDTs Pressure Transducers Load Cells AC Bridges