Mixers/Modulators

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.

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

The ML12002 is a double balanced analog mixer, including an input amplifier feeding the mixer carrier port and a temperature compensated bias regulator. The input circuits for both the amplifier and mixer are differential amplifier circuits. The on-chip regulator provides all of the required biasing.

The X-MWsystem from X-Microwave is a complete modular building block eco-system including a broad offering of RF and microwave components, an innovative Prototype Station and a FREE online System Simulator.  The X-MWsystem can be used to seamlessly navigate thru the product development process from simulation to prototype to production hardware.

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.

Millitech’s Millimeter Wave General Purpose Harmonic Mixer is ideal for applications involving signal processing, phase-lock loops, EW/ELINT, and spectrum analyzers/frequency counters. They’re low cost, and feature full waveguide bandwidth, high sensitivity, and low conversion loss.