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Dual Zero-IF Mobile TV tuner IC for DMB-Satellite
Analog Devices Inc.

Description
The MTV320 is a dual highly integrated zero-IF tuner IC for digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) diversity receiver via satellite, which conforms to ITU-R BO.1130-4 Digital System E standard. It...
Features
Dual tuner for satellite DMB receiver which has diversity function Operating frequency range 2605~2655MHz Conform to ITU-R BO.1130-4 Digital SystemE standard Low noise figure: 2.0dB Wide dynamic range : 0dBm ~ -98dBm Low power consumption: 140 mW at diversity operation Channel select filter for adjacent channel rejection : 50dB at 25MHz 20-bit sigma-delta fractional-N PLL exhibits 36Hz fine frequency resolution On-chip low phase noise VCO eliminates external tank circuits On-chip loop filter for simple application No external capacitors to remove DC-offset Ideal for portable application such as mobile phone, notebook PC, and PDA

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