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MOTOROLA
m SEMICONDUCTOR oe MC15906
TECHNICAL DATA
RF/IFAUDIO AMPLIFIER WIDEBAND AMPLIFIER
WITH AGC.
‘an integrated circuit featuring wide-range AGC for use in RF/
IF amplifiers and audio amplifiers over the temperature range, SILICON MONOLITHIC
=85 10 + 125°C, INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
‘© High Power Gain — 50 dB Typ at 10 MHz
45 dB Typ at 60 MHz
35 d® Typ at 100 MHz IN CONNECTIONS
‘¢ Wide-Range AGC — 60 dB min, dc to 60 MHz
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CASE 601
MAXIMUM RATINGS (T= +25°C unless otherwise noted) |
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MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2-150MC1590G
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS (Vcc = +12 Vée, = 60 MH2, BW = 1.0 MME, Ta = -S8°Cto + 125°C unless
cothorwisa noted)
Charoctriate Fa. | Symbot [Min [Typ | Max | Unik
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a= 250) 0 6 S
Noise Figure 2 | NF = 60 70 #
{Rg optimized for best NF) (in = 250)
‘Output Stage Curent zl mA
{Sum of Pine and 6) 35 Si 80
Ma = 250) 40 | 56 78
Output Gurront Matching 2] alo = 07 = mA
(Magnitude of Diference of Output Currents)
is = lg) a= 250) | =|
Power Supply Current 32 | ee mA
Vo = ov) - S 20
(Vo = OV. Ta = 250) = x“ v7
Power Coneumption (12 * lec) =T ec aw
W-0¥) = S 200
(= 0v. TA = 25) = soa_| 204
FIGURE 1 ~ UNNEUTRALIZED POWER GAIN verws FREQUENCY FIGURE 2— VOLTAGE GAIN vers FREQUENCY
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MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2151MC1590G
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS
(Wa taGc = 8. Vee 12 Vae, Ta = #78°C unless teri noted
FIGURE 2 ~ DYNAMIC RANGE: OUTPUT VOLTAGE versa: FIGURE 4 — VOLTAGE GAIN vera FREQUENCY
INPUT VOLTAGE (Video Amplitier, Sa Figure 21 {Video Ampliter, See Figure 26)
we OUTPUT VOLTAGE VOLTS AMS)
sy SINGLE-ENDED VOLTAGE GAIN
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Vor SUPPLY VOLTAGE IVOLTS) ‘VaUMGt). RUC VOLTAGE (4)
FIGURE ~ TYPICAL GAIN REDUCTION ven AGC CURRENT inant aMPeRRTURE Been ea Fie
TEN
(4 a
Poe “
30 +
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MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2-182MC1590G
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
FIGURE 9 — POWER GAIN vers SUPPLY VOLTAGE FIGURE 10 ~ REVERSE TRANSFER ADMITTANCE vera
8 Tent Creat, Fire 24) [FREQUENCY [See Parameter Tobe, Poe
LL 7 _T
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FIGURE 12 NOISE FIGURE ween SOURCE RESISTANCE
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FIQURE 13 — NOISE FIGURE varna AGC GAIN REDUCTION
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REDUCTION FOR AM CARRIER (For Tort Circuit Sew Fs
MC1590G
‘TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued)
FIGURE 14 ~ SINGLE-ENDED OUTPUT ADMITTANCE
FIGURE 15 —SINGLE-ENDED INPUT ADMITTANCE
FIGURE 16 ~ HARMONIC DISTORTION verws AGC GAIN
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FIGURE 17 — 10.7 Miz AMPLIFIER
‘Goin = 55 dB, BW = 100 kHz
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FIGURE 12 — ¥21, FORWARO TRANSFER ADMITTANCE FIGURE 19 — Y1, FORWARD TRANSFER ADMITTANCE
RECTANGULAR FORM POLAR FORM.
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MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2184MC1590G
TYPICAL CHARACTERISTICS (continued!
FIGURE 20 514 AND S22, INPUT AND OUTPUT FIGURE 21 ~ 514 AND S22, INPUT AND OUTPUT.
ENT
REFLECTION COEFFICIENT REFLECTION coer!
FIGURE 22 — 521, FORWARD TRANSMISSION. FIGURE 23 ~ 542, REVERSE TRANSMISSION,
‘COEFFICIENT (GAIN) COEFFICIENT (FEED!
MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2185,MC1590G
‘TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
FIQURE 24_— 60 MHz POWER GAIN TEST CIRCUIT FIGURE 25 — PROCEDURE FOR SETUP
'USING FIGURE 24
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FIGURE 26 ~ VIDEO AMPLIFIER
Has we von inl
FIGURE 27 — 30 MMe AMPLIFIER iE
(Power Gain = 60 4B, BW ~ 1.0 MH) FIGURE 28 - 100 Mme MIXER
vac ee
15 ay ems a
Naeem eres os Bro
Secontey «re 0 Woe tee ee
FIGURE 29 - TWOSTAGE 6OMHs IF AMPLIFIER (Power Grin ~ 00 a8, BW = 15 MH:)
MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
2.986MC1590G
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS [continued)
Speed tle) DESCRIPTION OF SPEECH COMPRESSOR
oe ‘The amplifier drives the base of a PNP MPS6517 op-
ago erating common-emitter with a voltage gain of approx:
imately 20. The control Rt varies the quiescent Q point
of this transistor so that varying amounts of signal ex-
ceed the level V,. Diode 01 rectifies the positive peaks,
9f Q1's output only when these peaks are greater than
.0 Volts. The resulting output is fiNered by Cy.
controls the charging time constant or attack time.
Gx is involved in both charge and discharge. R2 {the
150 kf and input resistance of the emitter-follower Q2)
Controls the decay time. Making the decay long and
atteck short is accomplished by making Ry small and,
2 large. (A Darlington emitter-follower may be needed
if extremely slow decay times are required.)
The emitter follower Q2 drives the AGC Pin 2 of the
'MC15906 and reduces the gain. R3 controls the slope
of signal compression. The following graph (Figure 31)
details performance with R3 set to 15 ki
peer {ae 1—DeToMnoN ves EQUENCY
= int oka
ft se Senay Frequency] DSTORTION [DISTORTION
Z He a a
3 ft ue falafel s
3% i 1.0 kM: 15% Bx * %
i war [a] ea]
Su + ows tand2 | Nowe Sana @
‘led Ht meant) Now: (1) Decay = 300s
2 Aan a: |
7 tacts ott Rx =0 ond
PU ul (2) Decay = 20 ms
oy a 0 a0 80 10 30 60100 (Attack = 3 me
a i “4; INPUT VOLTAGE (mv) (4) Cx = 0.68 uF
FiGURE 32 - OUTPUT CURRENT,
CURRENT MATCH AND log FIXTURE
MOTOROLA LINEAR/INTERFACE DEVICES
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