Mixers/Modulators

The Model SFS-18340315-KFSFSF-N1-M from SAGE Millimeter is a broadband subharmonically pumped mixer operating in the 18 to 40 GHz frequency range for use in radar systems, communication systems, and test equipment. Utilizing a high performance GaAs MMIC with superior RF performance, this mixer provides a conversion loss of 15 dB.

The MBH100 is a W-Band monolithic HEMT schottkydiode, singly balanced mixer designed for use in commercial digital radios and wireless LANs. The design requires no external bias and can be used as an upconverter and as a downconverter

Marki Microwave’s image reject, IQ, and single sideband mixers offer superior performance and are built to the same standards as their catalog mixers.

This externally biased balance mixer operates in the V Band and is ideal for applications involving radar systems, test instrumentation, and communication systems.

These GaAs MMIC I/Q Mixers are ideal for applications involving point-to-point radio, point-to-multi-point radio, sensors, military radar, satellite communications, EW, and ELINT. Two different models are available in this series with frequency range coverage of 24-28 GHz, and 8-12 GHz.

The MSH Series of millimeter wave subharmonic mixers are ideal for heterodyne radiometer applications, instrumentation, automated test equipment, and for frequency extension to 193 GHz.

Millitech’s line of millimeter wave biasable balanced mixers are ideal for applications involving receiver subsystems, test equipment, broadband downconverters, and EW/ELINT. Two different series of mixers are available. The MXB biasable mixers are not recommended for new designs. See the MB1 series datasheet below for an updated line of millimeter wave biasable mixers.

These Ka band I/Q mixers are ideal for Radar Receiver applications and Single-Sideband Mixers. The LO port is spilt by a 90-degree hybrid to the two mixers. The LO input is buffered so that only 0 dBm of LO power is required for the mixer to operate. These mixers may also be ordered without the integrated LO amplifier.