Product category:
Frequency Control Components
News Release from: NDK | Subject: S430M830MA
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 07 November 2005
Synthesizer sets frequency for
base-stations
NDK has developed a high performance, ultra low phase noise frequency synthesizer.
The S430M830MA provides a high quality frequency source for terrestrial digital video broadcast base-stations, 3.5G/4G cellular base-stations, and trunk radio base-stations The device offers very flexible design-in options with the frequency being adjustable in 1Hz increments from 430MHz to 830MHz and frequency stability of +/-0.1ppm
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 21 Mar 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Low spurious emission of -70dBc is delivered through NDK's original frequency mixing technology.
High reliability is guaranteed by the single PLL circuit simplification.
The S430M830MA features a self-diagnostic and frequency setting/status monitoring function with an optional high accuracy, soft PLL circuit synchronisation to an external standard signal.
The unit measures 100 x 39 x 122mm and operates in a temperature range of -20 to +55C.
Interface is through an SMA-F connector and control signals through a D-Sub, 9-pin connector.
"The popularity of digital television has spurred the need for additional transmit/receive base-stations".
"The 1Hz adjustable frequency output flexibility makes this frequency synthesiser adaptable to many applications", said Mike Walczak, President, NDK America.
Delivery for the S430M830MA will begin in March of 2006.
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