Hi Sivan,
to add to what Dan already said: You're right, the -15 dBm limit is a
bit overzealous (though I really must stress it's better to be safe than
sorry on that side).
We're actually in the process of relaxing the limits we're stating for
this; compare [1], where we already spec a maximum i
Thanks Marcus!
The 0dBm limit is much easier to work with than the -15. I indeed can add a
3 or 6dB attenuator to ensure that this is the case. Thanks a lot for the
clarification regarding U800 and U813.
I don't mind sharing the frequency band and the details of the receive
chain.
We operate at
Hi Sivan,
ah in that case, you'll probably be fine; NF would be (assuming all the
limiter, the filter and a potential attenuator have a 0dB Noise Figure):
$F_\text{total} = F_\text{LNA} +
\frac{F_\text{AD936x}}{G_\text{LNA}G_\text{cable}G_\text{limiter}G_\text{filter}G_\text{attenuator}}$;
The N
If your LNA is pumping out at 1/4W, just add an attenuator inline near your
radio to bring your signal power down to safe levels - it won't hurt you in
any appreciable way since you've got a nice LNA upfront already.
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