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  • TRF3705EVM: Mechanical info for mounting holes

    Chase McNiel
    Chase McNiel
    Resolved
    Part Number: TRF3705EVM Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TRF3705 Hi, Is there a mechanical drawing you can provide that shows the location of the mounting holes? Thank you!
    • Resolved
    • over 7 years ago
    • RF & microwave
    • RF & microwave forum
  • Answered
  • RE: LMK04828BEVM: I'm connecting the LMK04828BEVM to the DAC3484EVM...

    Ron Breding
    Ron Breding
    Resolved
    So I'm outputting 153.6MHz and 512MHz LVDS signals. The 153.6MHz signal needs to be converted to a standard 50 Ohm single-ended signal that will serve as the clock input to J6 of the DAC3484EVM. the 512MHz will serve as a differential 50 Ohm terminated…
    • over 7 years ago
    • Clock & timing
    • Clock & timing forum
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  • RE: TRF3705: Base band input DC properties

    Kang Hsia
    Kang Hsia
    Resolved
    Hi, Donald Kay said: We intend using the TRF3705 in an application where the baseband signal is only about 50kHz and coming from a micro via some circuitry. All the examples show 50R resistor to ground on these inputs. In our application burning 4 x…
    • over 4 years ago
    • RF & microwave
    • RF & microwave forum

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