AFE8004
4-transmit (TX) 4-receive (RX) 7.1-GHz RF-sampling AFE with 12-GSPS DACs and 4-GSPS ADCs
AFE8004
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- AFE80xx versions:
- AFE8000: 8 TX, 10 RX
- AFE8004: 4 TX, 4 RX
- AFE8010: 10 RX
- 12 GSPS RF Sampling DACs
- 4 GSPS RF Sampling ADCs
- Maximum RF signal bandwidth:
- TX: 800 MHz (8 ch) or 1.2 GHz (4 ch)
- RX: 800 MHz (8 ch) or 400 MHz (8 ch) + 800 MHz (2 ch)
- RF frequency range:
- TX: 5 MHz to 7.125 GHz
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RX: 100 MHz to 7.125 GHz
- Digital Step Attenuators (DSA):
- TX: 40 dB range, 1 dB analog and 0.125 dB digital steps
- RX/FB: 25 dB range, 1 dB step
- Single or dual-band DUC, DDCs
- Dual NCOs per chain for fast frequency switching
- Supports TDD operation with fast switching between TX and RX
- Internal PLL/VCO to generate DAC/ADC clocks
- Optional external CLK at DAC or ADC rate
- SerDes data interface:
- JESD204B and JESD204C
- 8 SerDes transceivers up to 32.5 Gbps
- 8b, 10b and 64b, 66b Encoding
- 12 bit, 16 bit, 24 bit and 32 bit resolution
- Subclass 1 multi-device synchronization
- Package:
- 17 mm × 17 mm FCBGA, 0.8-mm pitch
The AFE8000 is a high performance, wide bandwidth multi-channel transceiver, integrating eight RF sampling DACs and 10 RF sampling ADCs. Pin and programming compatible lower channel count versions (AFE8004 with 4TX and 4RX channels, AFE8010 with 10RX channels) are available to allow scalable system designs.
Each receiver (RX) chain includes a 25 dB range DSA (Digital Step Attenuator) followed by a 4 GSPS ADC (analog-to-digital converter). The 10 ADCs are connected to 8 receiver paths (1RX though 8RX) and 2 feedback paths (1FB and 2FB). The ADCs are identical between RX and FB but the digital down converter paths are different (the FB paths are capable of wider bandwidth and can be used as receivers). Each receiver channel has analog peak power detectors and digital peak and power detectors to assist an external or internal autonomous automatic gain controller, and RF overload detectors for device reliability protection. The single or dual digital down converters (DDC) provide up to 800 MHz of signal BW for 8 channels or 400 MHz for 8 channels in addition to 800 MHz for 2 channels.
Each transmitter (TX) chain includes a single or dual digital up converter (DUC). Supporting up to 800 MHz signal bandwidth for eight channels or 1200 MHz for 4 channels. The output of the DUCs drives a 12-GSPS DAC (digital-to-analog converter) with a mixed mode output option to enhance 2nd Nyquist operation. The DAC output includes a variable gain amplifier (TX DSA) with 40 dB range and 1 dB analog and 0.125 dB digital steps.
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Technical documentation
Type | Title | Date | ||
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* | Data sheet | AFE80xx RF Sampling Transceiver datasheet (Rev. A) | PDF | HTML | 15 Jun 2023 |
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The AFE8000 evaluation module (EVM) is an RF-sampling transceiver platform that can be simultaneously configured to support up to eight-transmit ten-receive (8T10R) channels. AFE8000EVM evaluates the AFE8000, which belongs to a family of octal-channel, RF-sampling, analog front ends (AFEs) with (...)
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FCBGA (ABJ) | 400 | Ultra Librarian |
FCBGA (ALK) | 400 | Ultra Librarian |
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