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MAX2130

Broadband, Two-Output, Low-Noise
Amplifier for TV Tuner Applications

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Detailed Description

The MAX2130 is a broadband, high-gain, low-distortion
low-noise amplifier (LNA) with two outputs intended for
operation over the 44MHz to 878MHz frequency range.
The device operates from a +5V supply and features
externally adjustable bias control circuitry that allows
minimum linearity requirements to be met while reduc-
ing current consumption.

Input

The IN port is a broadband 75

Ω input that provides a

guaranteed minimum input return loss of 7.4dB (allow-
ing for 2:1 VSWR at output) across the 44MHz to
878MHz frequency range. AC-couple the IN port with a
0.1µF DC-blocking capacitor.

Outputs

The OUT1 port is a broadband, 75

Ω, open-collector

output for the LNA. It requires a pullup inductor to V

CC

for proper biasing, as well as a 0.1µF DC-blocking
capacitor. See the Applications Information section for
proper inductor selection.

The OUT2 port is a broadband, 75

Ω output for the loop-

out amplifier. The loop-out amplifier is internally biased
and does not require a pullup inductor. AC-couple the
OUT2 port with a 0.1µF DC-blocking capacitor.

Bias Circuitry

The linearity and supply current for both amplifiers are
externally programmable with a single resistor, R

BIAS

,

from BIAS to GND. A nominal resistor value of 15k

sets an input IP3 of +17.5dBm, an input IP2 of
+27dBm, and a supply current of 93mA. Decrease the

resistor value to improve linearity at the cost of
increased supply current. Increase the resistor value to
decrease supply current and degrade linearity. Use
resistor values greater than 10k

Ω. Gain is not signifi-

cantly affected by the R

BIAS

value.

Applications Information

Inductor Selection

The OUT1 port of the LNA requires a pull-up inductor to
V

CC

for proper biasing. The exact value of the inductor

is not important as long as it has broadband imped-
ance >150

Ω (<500Ω) at 10MHz across the 44MHz to

878MHz frequency band. Table 1 is a list of recom-
mended inductors.

Pin Description

PIN

NAME

FUNCTION

1

V

CC

Supply Voltage Input. Bypass with a 1000pF capacitor in parallel with a 47pF capacitor as close to
the pin as possible. (See Typical Application Circuit.)

2

IN

Broadband Input to Low-Noise Amplifier and Loop-Out Amplifier. Internally matched to 75

Ω.

Requires 0.1

µF DC-blocking capacitor. (See Typical Application Circuit.)

3

BIAS

Bias-Setting Resistor Connection. Connect a resistor, R

BIAS

, from BIAS to GND to set the linearity

and supply current of the LNA and the loop-out amplifier.

4, 6, 7, EP

GND

Ground. Connect to ground plane with a low-inductance connection. Solder exposed paddle evenly
to the board groundplane.

5

OUT2

Output of Loop-Out Amplifier. Requires a 0.1

µF DC-blocking capacitor. (See Typical Application

Circuit.)

8

OUT1

Open-Collector Output of Low-Noise Amplifier. Requires a pullup inductor to V

CC

, as well as a 0.1

µF

DC-blocking capacitor. (See Typical Application Circuit.)

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Table 1. OUT1 Pullup Inductor
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