HMC560

Points de pièce

• The HMC560 is a magnetic sensor chip used for detecting magnetic fields. It can be used in a variety of applications such as compasses, medical devices, and automotive systems. The chip has a high level of sensitivity and accuracy, making it ideal for precise measurements of magnetic fields in different environments.

• Equivalent

  The equivalent products of HMC560 chip are ADL5601 from Analog Devices, PE4314 from Peregrine Semiconductor, and AS171-92 from Skyworks Solutions. These products are RF amplifiers with similar performance specifications and functionality to the HMC560.

• Features

  The features of HMC560 include a wide frequency range of DC to 4 GHz, low insertion loss of 1.3 dB, high isolation of 45 dB, and rugged construction with lead-free RoHS compliant package. It has a compact size of 3 mm x 3 mm QFN.

• Pinout

  The HMC560 is a GaAs MMIC SPDT non-reflective switch with a control voltage of 0/-5V. It has a pin count of 10, including control, ground, and RF ports. Its function is to provide high isolation and low insertion loss for applications in test and measurement, WLAN, and military radios.

• Manufacturer

  Analog Devices, Inc. is the manufacturer of the HMC560. It is a multinational semiconductor company that specializes in designing and manufacturing integrated circuits used in various electronic devices and equipment.

• Application Field

  The HMC560 is commonly used in applications such as military and commercial radar systems, test and measurement equipment, aerospace and defense systems, and satellite communication systems. It is also used in electronic warfare, missile guidance systems, and other high-performance microwave systems where low phase noise and high RF output power are critical.

• Package

  The HMC560 chip comes in a surface mount package type. It is available in a form of surface mount device (SMD). The size of the chip is 3mm x 3mm, which is a standard size for many integrated circuits.