The LTC6603 is a dual, matched, programmable lowpass filter for communications receivers and transmitters. The selectivity of the LTC6603, combined with its linear phase, phase matching and dynamic range, make it suitable for filtering in many communications systems. With 1.5? phase matching between channels, the LTC6603 can be used in applications requiring pairs of matched filters, such as transceiver I and Q channels. Furthermore, the differential inputs and outputs provide a simple interface for most communications systems.The sampled data filter does not require an external clock yet its cutoff frequency can be set with a single external resistor with an accuracy of 3.5% or better. The external resistor programs an internal oscillator whose frequency is divided prior to being applied to the filter networks. This allows up to three cutoff frequencies that can be obtained for each external resistor value, allowing the cutoff frequency to be programmed over a range of more than six octaves. Alternatively, the cutoff frequency can be set with an external clock. The filter gain can also be programmed to 1, 2, 4 or 16.The LTC6603 features a low power shutdown mode that can be programmed through the serial interface and is available in a 24-pin 4mm ? 4mm QFN package.Applications Small/Low Cost Basestations:? IDEN, PHS, TD-SCDMA, CDMA2000, WCDMA, UMTS Low Cost Repeaters, Radio Links, and Modems 802.11x Receivers JTRS

Demonstration circuit 1307B features the LTM8027 configured to deliver 12V/4A from a 16V to 60V input. The wide input range of the LTM8027 allows a variety of input sources such as automotive batteries, wall adaptors and industrial supplies. The LTM8027 is a step down converter, so a minimum amount of headroom is required to keep the output in regulation. A soft-start feature controls the output voltage slew rate at start-up, reducing current surges and voltage overshoots.

DC1314A: Demo Board for LT5581 6GHz RMS Power Detector with 40dB Dynamic Range.

The LTC?2990 is used to monitor system temperatures, voltages and currents. Through the I2C serial interface, the device can be configured to measure many combinations of internal temperature, remote temperature, remote voltage, remote current and internal VCC. The internal 10ppm/?C reference minimizes the number of supporting components and area required. Selectable address and configurable functionality give the LTC2990 flexibility to be incorporated in various systems needing temperature, voltage or current data. The LTC2990 fits well in systems needing sub-millivolt voltage resolution, 1% current measurement and 1?C temperature accuracyor any combination of the three.Applications Temperature Measurement Supply Voltage Monitoring Current Measurement Remote Data Acquisition Environmental Monitoring

Demonstration circuit 1342B features the LT3758AEMSE in a 300kHz SEPIC converter circuit, designed for a 24V output from a 18V to 72V input. The LT3758A operates over an input range of 5.5V to 100V, and features a novel FBX pin architecture, which allows it to be connected directly to a resistor divider from either a positive output voltage or a negative output voltage.

DC1415A: Demo Board for the LTC4265 IEEE 802.3 at High Power PD Interface Controller with 2-Event Classification Recognition.

DC1528A: Demo Board for the LTC5582 40MHz to 10GHz RMS Power Detector with 57dB Dynamic Range.

DC1538A: Demo Board for LT6350 Low Noise Single-Ended to Differential Converter/ADC Driver.

DC1554A-A: Demo Board for the LTM2882 Dual Isolated RS232 µModule Transceiver + Power.

Demonstration circuit 1567B features the LTC4274, a single power sourcing equipment (PSE) controller designed for use in IEEE 802.3 Type 1 and Type 2 (high power) compliant Power over Ethernet (PoE) systems. The LTC4274 is configured in the DC1567B as a midspan power injector where data comes in from an existing network system and out, along with power, to a powered device (PD). The LTC4274 autonomously detects and classifies a PD, turns power on to the port, and disconnects port power without the need for a microcontroller. A two second backoff timer supports the midspan configuration. A 55V nomical supply is recommended to power the demo board.