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CONTENTS PAGE

CORPORATE OVERVIEW 2

INTRODUCTION TO FREQUENCY SOURCES 3

OSCILLATORSIntroduction to Oscillators 5Specifications 6Phased-Locked Crystal Oscillator – PLD Series 7High-Value Phase-Locked Coaxial Resonator Oscillator – BCO Series 11Lowest Noise Phase-Locked Dielectric Resonator Oscillator – DLCRO Series 15Ultra Low-Noise Phase-Locked Dielectric Resonator Oscillator – PLDRO Series 19

FREE-RUNNING DIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATORSIntroduction to DROs 25Specifications 26Ultra Low-Noise Crystal Oscillator – XTO-05 Series 27Mechanically-Tuned Dielectric Resonator Oscillator – DRO Series 29Temperature Compensated Dielectric Resonator Oscillator – TCDRO Series 35Electrically-Tuned Coaxial Oscillator – ETCO 37

FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERSIntroduction to Frequency Synthesizers 41Specifications 42Multi-Octave Frequency Synthesizer – MOS Series 43Ultra Wideband Frequency Synthesizer – UWB Series 47Octave Wide Frequency Synthesizer – OW Series 51High Performance Multi-Loop Frequency Synthesizer – BTE Series 55Low Phase Noise SATCOM Synthesizer – MFS Series 59Low Frequency Tracking Synthesizer – LFTS Series 67High Performance Single-Loop Synthesizer – HSLS Series 71Single Loop Fast Switching Synthesizer – SLFS Series 75

SPACEBORNE OSCILLATORS PRODUCTS 78

ISO 9001:2000 79

GENERAL INFORMATION 79

WARRANTY 80

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CORPORATE OVERVIEW

APPLICATIONSMITEQ’s components and systems are supplied to a widevariety of military and commercial markets including:

• Satellite and ground-based communication systems• Missile guidance• Military electronic countermeasures, radar warningand surveillance systems• Land, sea, and airborne radar• Air traffic control radar• Radioastronomy• Research and development efforts

MANUFACTURING AND DESIGN CAPABILITIESMITEQ’s state-of-the-art facilities presently consist of fouradjacent buildings totaling 215,000 square feet inHauppauge, NY and 124,000 square feet in Bolingbrook, IL.In addition to housing separate engineering and manufac-turing groups, MITEQ prides itself on its support groupsincluding: drafting, which uses the latest commercial CADDand proprietary software programs; and an extensivemachine shop, which includes top-of-the-line numericallycontrolled Okuma, Mitsui Seiki and Matsuura verticalmachines capable of machining to the tightest of tolerances,guaranteeing repeated accuracy and reliability. MITEQ hasfive Class 100,000 and two Class 10,000 clean rooms inorder to support our high reliability space and military pro-jects.

QUALITY ASSURANCEMITEQ, a recognized world class supplier with an out-standing reputation for product quality, has undergone theextensive ISO-9001 certification process to help secureits future as a primary source for advanced microwaveproducts.

SPACE HERITAGEMITEQ’s continued advancements in this state-of-the-artand unique capability have led to wide acceptance by themicrowave community as a forerunner in spaceborne tech-nology. Our space-qualified components include mixers,oscillators, amplifiers, synthesizers, and supercomponents.MITEQ’s Space-Qualified Quality Assurance Plan establish-es the actions necessary to provide confidence that the enditem will meet the quality, reliability, and electrical perfor-mance required for space-qualified applications. MITEQ hasbeen involved on the following space platforms:

TANDEM X • AQUARIUS • RADARSAT • SSMIS •GEOSAT • SEAWINDS • TERRASAR X • SEASAT •SPINSAT • TOPEX • HERSCHEL • EOS-MILS • SAR-LUPE • NPOESS • CORVAIR • GPM • CLOUDSAT •MEGATROPICS • JASON-2 • MIRO • WINDSAT •ALPHA I-IV • ETB • MHS • SSMIS • AMSU-B • NEWHORIZONS • GMI

CUSTOMER SERVICEMITEQ continually evaluates its service procedures toensure that a close relationship is maintained between thecompany and its customers. The goal in every case is todeliver products of exceptional quality, backed by respon-sive technical and administrative support. MITEQ remainscommitted to offering comprehensive technical support toits customers through a direct customer-to-MITEQ link. Thisenables a quick response to the customer’s needs, andensures receipt of exactly what the customer requires;delivery of cost-effective solutions for the most demandingapplications.

MITEQ, an acronym for (M)icrowave (I)nformation(T)ransmission (EQ)uipment, designs and manufactures acomplete line of high-performance components and subsys-tems for the microwave electronics community.

Located on Long Island, New York for more than forty years,it has grown into a company, which is dedicated to achievingtechnical excellence, producing quality products and satisfy-ing our customer’s specific needs.

STANDARD PRODUCT LINESMITEQ’s product lines are basically split between two marketsegments:

• Microwave components and integrated assemblies• Satellite communications & earth station equipment

The Microwave Component Division offers designs up to andover 60 GHz, including:

• Amplifiers: Moderate to broadband, ultralow-noise tohigh-power, bipolar, and GaAs FET designs

• Mixers: Single-, double-, and triple-balanced, MESFETand Schottky mixers and low-noise receiver front ends

• Frequency multipliers: Active and passive• Passive power components• Microwave control products: Solid-state switches, digitalattenuators, limiters, and phase shifters

• RF and IF signal processing components: Log ampli-fiers, frequency discriminators and limiting amplifiers

• Oscillators: Crystal, voltage, free-running, and phase-locked• Frequency synthesizers• Integrated multifunction assemblies• Fiber optic products

MITEQ’s Satellite Communication and Earth StationEquipment Groups manufactures the following:

• Up/downconverters• Test translators• IF/video equalizers• Redundancy switchover units

MCL manufactures the following:

• Indoor and outdoor TWTAs• Redundant and phase combined systems• Satellite news gathering transportable amplifiers• Military application satellite communication amplifiers

Specific products include synthesized converters with 1.0 kHzand 125 kHz frequency step sizes, INMARSAT L- and C-bandconverters, pilot generators and receivers, crystal controlledconverters, video exciters, and custom designed products.

CUSTOM DESIGN CAPABILITIESAlthough MITEQ offers one of the broadest lines of standardcatalog items, the bulk of MITEQ’s business is in customizedcomponents, assemblies, and systems designed specificallyaround the customer’s needs. MITEQ’s heavy emphasis oninternal R&D throughout its history has lead to the creation ofa company with the ability to adapt quickly to the changingneeds of the customer and market while at the same timeoffering competitive prices and fast turnaround times.

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INTRODUCTION TO FREQUENCY SOURCES

MITEQ offers a wide selection of high-performance fre-quency sources. This includes fixed-frequency, fre-quency-agile with phase-locked sources and frequen-cy synthesizers from 5 MHz to 40 GHz. Our frequen-cy source products are used throughout the world, onnumerous space projects as well as in commercial andmilitary applications. MITEQ’s highly experienced teamof engineers, technicians and assembly people bringtoday’s cutting edge technologies to all of our frequen-cy source products.

PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATORS ANDSYNTHESIZERS

Low noise phase-locked frequency sources and syn-thesizers offer system designers a distinct advantage.Because phase-locked sources have well character-ized reliable noise and spurious performance, it allowsthe system designer to only consider their signal pathand frequency planning in the system block. MITEQuses several configurations in both the oscillator andsynthesizer product lines. High performance singleloop and more powerful multi-loop designs give ourcustomers a perfect fit for any system requirement. Inaddition, our products can be easily customized tomeet the most demanding system challenges andextreme environmental conditions.

A well-designed phase-locked frequency source isboth an accurate and stable signal source. Its stabilityand accuracy are directly related to the stability andaccuracy of a lower-frequency reference and can takemany forms. It can be a fixed-frequency, high-stabilitycrystal oscillator supplied as an integral part of thephase-locked assembly, or it can be an externally-sup-plied crystal reference, a bank of switched crystal oscil-lators, or even an externally-supplied low-frequencyDirect Digital Synthesizer (DDS) or similar synthesizedsource. The reference source is sometimes a phase-locked oscillator itself, locked to a low-frequency stan-dard. MITEQ synthesizers are compatible with manystandard serial or parallel interfaces to program fre-quency, and can be customized to meet any user pro-tocol. Standard user interfaces can be downloadedfrom the MITEQ web site and operate from any win-dows based PC.

SOURCE DESIGN APPROACHES

MITEQ uses both analog and digital phase-locked loopdesigns in fixed and frequency-agile synthesizedsources. An analog design multiplies the referencesignal up to the output frequency of the microwaveoscillator and uses conventional analog phase detec-tors and sampling mixer circuits for detection atmicrowave frequencies. A digital phase-locked loopuses fixed or fractional division ratio dividers for themain signal as well as for the reference signal. Digitalphase detectors form the final link of the phase-lockedloop coupled with active and passive filtering to tailornoise and spurious performance. Our homegrown

resources for many of the internal components usedinclude; VCOs, DROs, mixers, sampling phase detec-tors, digital phase detectors, fractional dividers, delta-sigma or DDS fractional dividers, and frequency multi-pliers which help us to independently lead the marketwith product performance and reliability.

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

MITEQ continually strives to improve product offeringsto meet the demand of today’s aerospace, military andearth station radio product needs. In addition toimproving our current products we will continue toexpand our catalog offerings utilizing the best availablecomponents which equates to an improvement in per-formance, increased value, saved power and an over-all decrease in the size of our sources.

PRODUCT LINE DESCRIPTION

In addition to our standard products, MITEQ offers itscustomers an extensive custom design capability.Requirements for custom designs can usually be metwith minor engineering changes, while others mightrequire extensive design work. We offer customdesigns up to as high as 40 GHz with the use of ourinternally designed frequency multipliers. In addition,we continuously design and manufacture frequencysources for our own SATCOM converters andreceivers as well as use our unique product expertiseto design sophisticated ECM and communications sys-tems.

If in doubt about the suitability of a particular synthe-sizer requirement, give our design engineers a call.They can help you to properly select a wide range ofoutput frequency bands, the right frequency resolution,coding, and acquisition times as well as environmentalconditions.

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INTRODUCTION TO OSCILLATORS

PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATORS

MITEQ phase-locked oscillator products are ruggedmodular components that can be used in a wide vari-ety of applications, from laboratory test stations tospace flight. The phase-locked oscillators have foundtheir way into every type of high quality telecommuni-cations, lab testing, medical imaging, radar and manyother applications that require the high quality and per-formance that we design into our products.

The phase locked-oscillator design begins by definingthe performance parameters required. The most sig-nificant of these requirements is usually associatedwith the frequency band and frequency resolution.Next would be performance requirements such asphase noise, spurious, harmonics, reference, operat-ing voltage and power consumption. These are all fac-tors that must be considered before choosing a phase-locked oscillator design. Phase noise requirementsand contributions of either an internal or externally sup-plied reference will usually dominate the choice or typeof design required, followed by frequency resolution. Ifthe output frequency maintains integer multiples of thereference frequency, a simple single analog loop canbe applied. If the reference noise is not adequatewhen multiplied to the output or if the output frequencyis not an integer multiple of the reference frequency,we would need to either use a single loop digitalapproach or introduce a multi-loop design.

Single loop analog designs are preferred due to thevery low noise floor the analog phase detector can pro-vide. Generally this noise can be below -160 dBc. Inmost cases this will do very little to degrade a good ref-erence frequency. The output noise will be degradedonly by the frequency multiple of the reference to theoutput.

With the digital phase-locked loop, the reference fre-quency can be divided or fractionally divided to allowfine resolution of output frequency. The drawback tothe digital loop is usually due to a poorer phase detec-tor noise floor which will result in a higher output loopphase noise. The finer resolution will also adversely

affect spurious performance. Digital single loopdesigns usually incorporate narrow loop bandwidthsand higher quality VCO performance to offset theselimitations.

The multiple loop design will allow us to utilize the bestof the very low noise analog circuits along with digitaland analog sub-loops to enable very fine frequencyresolution and mask the noise contribution of the refer-ence frequency. This mask effect of the referencenoise is another strong attribute of the multiple loopdesign choice. Multiple loop phase-locked oscillatorsdesigned by MITEQ use a proprietary approach thatallows extremely fine resolution without large N multi-ples that reference division will cause. Our dual loopPLO designs incorporate a high performance digitallylocked VCXOs using prescreened crystals withextremely low noise CROs or DROs to offer the bestphase noise performance achievable.

Lowest possible phase noise solutions are met usingovenized SC cut crystal for a reference oscillator or abase frequency that can be multiplied. The multipliedcrystal usually starting at 10 MHz or above is a triedand true method of preserving the fundamental crystaloscillator noise and many pieces of high-level testequipment still use this technique. Multiples of thecrystals are easily generated by bringing the crystaloscillator power level to a minimum of 0.25 Watts todrive passive or active comb generators and then fil-tering the desired multiple. Although extremely reliableand effective, this method does have many disadvan-tages. The first disadvantage is size and complexity offilters that are needed to reject the unwanted combenergy. The other disadvantage is the power requiredallowing signal levels to maintain immunity from ampli-fier noise figure and other sources of thermal noise.

MITEQ offers multiple solutions for high quality signalsource requirements. The entire product line can becustomized to meet any environmental and dynamicoperating conditions. Our engineering staff will behappy to assist you in choosing the appropriate solu-tion for your signal source needs.



SPECIFICATIONS

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PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR SELECTION TABLEMODEL TYPE BAND OUTLINE DESCRIPTIONPLD Locked 30–130 MHz 3.2 X 2.1 X 0.87 Inch High performance phase-

Crystal 81.3 X 53.3 X 22.1 mm locked crystal oscillatorPLD1C Locked Crystal 130 MHz–1 GHz 3.15 X 2.15 X 1.33 Inch High performance phase-

Multiplied 80 X 54.6 X 33.8 mm locked multiplied crystal oscillatorPLX Locked Crystal 7.5–250 MHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.55 Inch Small size high value phase-

57.2 X 57.2 X 14.0 mm locked crystal oscillatorBCO Single loop 125 MHz–16 GHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.55 Inch Low cost single loop; fixed or

CRO 57.2 X 57.2 X 14.0 mm frequency agile phase-locked oscillator

DLCRO Dual Loop 600 MHz–40 GHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.55 Inch High performance dual loopVCXO/CRO 57.2 X 57.2 X 14.0 mm fixed frequency phase-

locked oscillatorPLDRO Single or 6.7–40 GHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.8 Inch High performance single or

Dual Loop DRO 57.2 X 57.2 X 20.3 mm dual loop phase-locked DRO

PLD SERIES:30–130 MHz (PLD)130–1000 MHz (PLD-1C)7.5–250 MHz (PLX)

FEATURES• Low phase noise design

• Fractional frequency division available

• Low subharmonics for multiplied models (-70 dBc)

• +13 dBm standard output power

• Industry standard footprint

OPTIONS• Higher output power

• Coupled RF output

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range

PLD 30 – 130 MHzPLD-1C 130 – 1000 MHzPLX 7.5 – 250 MHz

Output power +13 dBm minimumOutput power variation ±1 dB maximumOutput harmonic -20 dBc maximumOutput spurious -70 dBc maximumPhase noise See graphInput reference frequency 1 – 20 MHzInput power level 0 ±3 dBmInput impedance 50 ohmsLoad VSWR 1.5:1 nominalDC power requirements +15 or +20 volts @ 370 mA and

+5 volts @ 200 mA, max.

PLX SERIES

PLD-1C SERIES

PLD SERIES


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PHASE-LOCKED CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR

PLDPLD-1CPLX

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OFFSET FROM CARRIER

10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170

100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz 1 MHz 10 MHz

PHASE-LOCKED CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ....................... -10 to 60°CStorage .......................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity............................. 95% at 40°C, noncondensingShock (survival) ................. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ............. 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms

Note: Extended temperature available, please contact MITEQ.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawingsPLD ................................ 138410PLD-1C .......................... 138413PLX ................................ 186242

SizePLD ................................ 2.10" x 3.20" x 0.87"PLD-1C .......................... 2.15" x 3.15" x 1.33"PLX ................................ 2.25" x 2.25" x 0.55"

WeightPLX ................................ 100 grams nominalFundamental .................. 250 grams nominalMultiplied........................ 300 grams nominal

RF connectors ................... SMA femaleDC connectors................... Feedthru filter

ORDERING INFORMATION



PSeries

PLD (output freq.

is 30-130 MHz)

PLD-1C (output freq.

is 130-1000 MHz)

PLX (output freq.

is 7.5-250 MHz)

Reference Frequency MHz (001 – 020 )

Output Frequency MHz

Alarm

0. 0 volts in-lock, +V out-of-lock.3. TTL: low in-lock, high out-of-lock.

4. TTL: high in-lock, low out-of-lock.

Positive DC Supply Voltage (15 or 20)

EXAMPLE: Part Number PLD-010-0100-3-15P is a PLD series 100 MHz Phase-Locked Crystal Oscillator with 10 MHzreference, TTL low in-lock alarm and +15 volt DC supply.

OUTLINE DRAWINGS


NOTE: DIMENSIONS SHOWN IN BRACKETS [ ] ARE IN MILLIMETERS.

138410PLD SERIES

.34 [8.64]

1.96[49.78]

.14 [3.57]

2.85 [72.39]

.38 [9.65]

2.10[53.34]

.55[13.97]

1.05 [26.67]

4-40 X 2.0 [50.80]MOUNTING HOLES(2 PLACES)

.093 [23.62] DIA. THRU,MOUNTING HOLES (4 PLACES)

.65[16.51]

CRYSTAL ADJUST

3.20 [81.28]3.06 [77.72]

RF OUT(SMA-F)

RF IN(SMA-F)

.14 [3.57]

GROUND+V

+5V

T.P.ALARM

4-40 X 2.0 [50.80]MOUNTING HOLES(3 PLACES)

.47 [11.94]

RF OUT(SMA-F)

OPTION; CPL OUT(SMA-F)

RF IN(SMA-F)

CRYSTAL ADJUST

2.40 [60.96]3.15 [80.01]

.31 [7.87]

1.42 [36.07]

3.15 [80.01]

1.38 [35.05]

2.73 [69.34]

.30 [7.62]

.59 [14.99]

2.15 [54.61]

1.33 [33.78]

138413PLD-1C SERIES


OUTLINE DRAWINGS (CONT.)




186242PLX SERIES

CONNECTOR, SMATYPE, FEMALE RF OUT

Ø.140 [3.56]THRU

4 PLACES

CONNECTOR, SMA TYPE, FEMALE RF IN

Filtercon is replaced by a set screw unless

marked with anadditional function.

ALARMVcc

GND

2.25[57.15]

2.040[51.82]

.35 [8.89]2.040 [51.82]

2.25 [57.15]

.11 [2.79]

.65 [16.51].93

[23.62]

1.17[29.72]

1.47[37.34]

1.90[48.26]

.55[13.97]

.22 [5.59]

.41 [10.41]

BCO SERIES.1–4 GHz (Fundamental)4–16 GHz (Multiplied)

FEATURES• Low cost

• Phase locked to external standardor internal crystal reference

• High Q ceramic resonator

• Low phase noise

• Small package

• 100% burn-in and temperature testing

• Three-year warranty

HIGH-VALUE PHASE-LOCKED COAXIAL RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

The BCO Series phase-locked source offers excellent phase noise and spurious performance in a 2.25" W x 2.25"L x .6" H housing. Available in fixed frequencies from 125 MHz to 16 GHz in fundamental or multiplied configura-tions. Reference tracking capable for up to octave bandwidths. Units can operate from either external referenceor internal TCXO with stability up to 1 ppm. Available with operating voltages from 5.2 to 15 VDC, and feedthrufiltercons or a 4 pin interface connector.


010-13050-4-15P010-2225-4-15P

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OFFSET FROM CARRIER

10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170


ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range 100 MHz – 16 GHzOutput power (See Note) +13 dBm minimumOutput harmonic

Fundamental -30 dBc maximumMultiplied -20 dBc maximum

Output spurious -70 dBc maximumPhase noise See graphInput reference frequency 1 – 200 MHzInput impedance 50 ohmsLoad VSWR 1.5:1 nominalDC power requirements

Fundamental +5.2 to +15 volts @ 300 mAMultiplied +5.2 to +15 volts @ 350 mA

Note: On fundamental units, output power of 20 dBm is available. Please contact MITEQ.

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE


FUNDAMENTAL

MULTIPLIED



HIGH-VALUE PHASE-LOCKED COAXIAL RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating .................. -10 to +60°CStorage ..................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity ........................ 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival)............. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival)......... 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms



MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawingsMultiplied........................ 154937, 166825Fundamental .................. 166055, 166552

Size.................................... 2.25" x 2.25" x 0.6"Weight................................ ≤ 100 gramsRF connectors ................... SMA femaleDC connectorsFundamental .................. Feedthru filterMultiplied........................ 4-pin JST™

BCO PSeries

Reference Frequency

External MHz (001–200)Internal (Insert I only)

Output Frequency (00100-16000 MHz)

Alarm

3. TTL: low in-lock, high out-of-lock. 4. TTL: high in-lock, low out-of-lock.

Positive DC Supply Voltage (5.2 – 15)

If Output Power Option is required, insert (OP) followed by the required output power (Example: OP15 for 15 dBm), if not required leave blank

Note: When specifying options, include applicable detailed information.

Option(If Required)

EXAMPLE: Part Number BCO-010-13500-4-15P BCO Phase-Locked Oscillator with 13.5 GHz output locked to10 MHz reference with TTL high in-lock alarm and +15 volt DC supply voltage.

OUTLINE DRAWINGS




ALARM

VccGND

1.90[48.26]

1.47[37.34]

1.17[29.72]

.65[16.51]

.93[23.62]

2.25 [57.15]

2.25[57.15]

2.040[51.82]

2.040 [51.82].41 [10.41]

.22 [5.59]

0.55[13.97]

0.11 [2.79]

0.11 [2.79]

CONNECTOR, SMA TYPE, FEMALE RF OUTPUT

Ø.140 [3.56] THRU4 PLACES

ALARM

FILTERCON IS REPLACEDBY A SET SCREW

UNLESS MARKED WITH AN ADDITIONAL FUNCTION

Vcc

GND

.35[8.89]

1.90[48.26]

1.47[37.34]

1.17[29.72]

.65[16.51]

.93[23.62]

2.25 [57.15]

2.25[57.15]

2.040[51.82]

2.040 [51.82] .41 [10.41]

0.55[13.97]

0.11 [2.79]0.11 [2.79]

CONNECTOR, SMA TYPE, FEMALE RF OUTPUT

CONNECTOR, SMA TYPE,FEMALE REF IN


166055BCO SERIES (STANDARD FUNDAMENTAL)

166552BCO SERIES (FUNDAMENTAL WITH INTERNAL INTERFACE)





1.900[48.26]

1.200[30.48]

.600[15.24]

2.250 [57.15]

2.250[57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.070[52.58]

.090 [2.29]

.090 [2.29]

J3, 4 PIN CONNECTOR(JST P/N B4B-PH-K)SEE PIN CHART

PIN 1

J2, SMARF OUTPUT


1.900[48.26]

1.200[30.48]

.680[17.27]

.600 [15.24]

2.250 [57.15]

2.250[57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.070[52.58]

.090 [2.29].090 [2.29]

J3, 4 PIN CONNECTOR(JST P/N B4B-PH-K)SEE PIN CHART

PIN 1

J2, SMA RF OUTPUT

BCO WITH INTEGRATED4 PIN CONNECTORØ.120 [3.05] THRU4 PLACES

.345 [8.76]

J1, SMA10 MHz INPUT

154937BCO SERIES (STANDARD MULTIPLIED)

166825BCO SERIES (MULTIPLIED WITH INTERNAL INTERFACE)

J3FUNCTION

PIN 1 GNDPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 Vcc

J3FUNCTION

PIN 1 GNDPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +8 VOLTS



DLCRO SERIES:0.6–4 GHz (Fundamental)4–15 GHz (Multiplied)

FEATURES• High performance in a small package

• Excellent spurious performance

• Excellent performance/cost ratio



• Now offered with RF connectors on same side

LOWEST NOISE PHASE-LOCKEDDIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Output frequency rangeFundamental 0.60 – 4 GHzMultiplied 4 – 15 GHz

Output power +13 dBm minimum

Output harmonicFundamental -20 dBc maximumMultiplied -50 dBc maximum

Output spurious -70 dBc maximum

Phase noise See graph

Input frequency range 1 – 200 MHz

Input impedance 50 ohms

Load VSWR 1.5:1

DC power requirementsFundamental +8 to +15 volts @ 275 mAMultiplied +8 to +15 volts @ 375 mA

The DLCRO Series phase-locked source offers excellent phase noise and spurious performance in a 2.25" W x2.25" L x .60" H housing. The dual loop configuration improves phase noise and spurious performance comparedto a single loop design, and has the flexibility to allow output frequencies that are not direct multiples of the input.Available in fixed frequencies from 600 MHz to 15 GHz in fundamental or multiplied configurations. The DLC canoperate with external reference of 1 to 200 MHz, and with 8 to 15 VDC supply input.



LOWEST NOISE PHASE-LOCKEDDIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ................ -10 to +60°CStorage ................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity ..................... 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival) ......... 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ..... 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms


DLCRO 13.3275 GHzDLCRO 5150 GHz

PH

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EN

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E(d

Bc/

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OFFSET FROM CARRIER

10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170


TYPICAL PHASE NOISE


MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawingsStandard ............................ 153748Optional ............................. 174279

Size ....................................... 2.25" x 2.25" x 0.60"Weight ................................... 90 gramsRF connectors....................... SMA femaleDC connectors ...................... Feedthru filter

EXAMPLE: Part Number DLCRO-010-10000-3-12P Dual Loop Phase-Locked Oscillator with 10 GHz output lockedto 10 MHz reference with TTL low in-lock alarm and +12 volts DC supply voltage with standard outline.

DLCRO PSeries

Reference Frequency

MHz (001 – 200)


Alarm


Positive DC. Supply Voltage (8 – 15)

If optional outline is required insert (O), if standard outline leave blank

OUTLINE DRAWINGS




.26 [6.60].46 [11.68]

.09 [2.29].09 [2.29]

1.44[36.58]

.60[15.24]

2.25 [57.15]

2.25[57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.070[52.58]

REF. INPUT SMA-FALARM

GND+V

RF PHASEVOLTAGE

RF OUTPUTSMA-F


CRYSTALPHASE VOLTAGE

.45 [11.43]

.26 [6.60]

.46 [11.68].45 [11.43]

1.12[28.45]

.46 [11.68]

.09 [2.29].09 [2.29]

1.44[36.58]

.60[15.24] 2.25 [57.15]

2.25[57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.070[52.58]

ALARM CRYSTALPHASE VOLTAGE

GND+V

RF PHASEVOLTAGE

RF OUTPUTSMA-F

RF OINPUTSMA-F

Ø.120 THRU4 PLACES

153748DLCRO SERIES (STANDARD)

174279DLCRO SERIES (OPTIONAL)

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PLDRO SERIES: 6.7–40 GHz

FEATURES• Lowest phase noise

• Very fine frequency resolution

• Reference from 5 to 100 MHz

• Internal reference available

• Small package

• Low power consumption

• 100% burn-in and environmentally tested


ULTRA-LOW NOISE PHASE-LOCKEDDIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range

Fundamental unit 6.7 – 13.4 GHzMultiplied X2 unit 13.4 – 26.8 GHzMultiplied X4 unit 26.8 – 40 GHz

Output power +13 dBm minimumMultiplied X4 unit +10 dBm minimum

Output harmonicFundamental unit -20 dBc maximumMultiplied unit -50 dBc maximum

Output spurious (Note1)Fundamental unit -75 dBc maximumMultiplied X2 unit -70 dBc maximumMultiplied X4 unit -65 dBc maximum

Phase noise See graph and table

Reference frequency (Note 2) 5 – 100 MHz

Reference input power 0 ±3 dBm

DC power requirementsFundamental unit +5.4 VDC, or +8 VDC, or +12 VDC, or +15 VDCMultiplied units +8 VDC, or +12 VDC, or +15 VDC

Voltage tolerance -0 or +0.4 VDC

CurrentFundamental unit 370 mA maximumMultiplied units 600 mA maximum

Load VSWR 2:1

Lock alarm (Note 3) TTL “high” in-lockConnectorsRF/IN/OUT SMA or K female

Voltage/Alarm/Phase Solder pin feedthru

Notes:1. Resolution dependent, table indicates output frequencies in 10 MHz intervals. For finer frequency resolution,

please contact MITEQ for spurious limits.2. Reference frequency above 100 MHz and below 5 MHz is available, please contact MITEQ.3. Reverse logic available.

PLDRO’s are available in both single loop and dual loop designs. Dual loop designs offer very low frequency res-olution and the added feature of reference cleanup. The bipolar PLDRO design offers the best oscillator phasenoise in the industry.



ULTRA-LOW NOISE PHASE-LOCKEDDIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

010-12950-12P010-29050-12P010-06950-4-12P

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

OFFSET FROM CARRIER10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170

100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz 1 MHz


TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

EXAMPLE: Part Number PLDRO-010-11500-3-15P Phase-Locked Dielectric Resonator Oscillator with 11.5 GHz output lockedto 10 MHz reference with TTL low in-lock alarm and +15 volt DC supply voltage.

PLDRO

Series

Reference Frequency

External MHz (005 – 100)Internal (Insert I only)


Alarm


Positive DC Supply Voltage (5.4 – 15)

P

MAXIMUM PHASE NOISEPLDRO FUNDAMENTAL PLDRO MULTIPLIED X 2 PLDRO MULTIPLIED X 4

Phase Noise @ 6.7–8.0 GHz 8.0–11.5 GHz 11.5–13.4 GHz 13.5–16 GHz 16–23 GHz 23–26.8 GHz 26.9–32 GHz 32–40 GHz

10 Hz -53 dBc -48 dBc -48 dBc -47 dBc -42 dBc -42 dBc -41 dBc -36 dBc

100 Hz -76 dBc -73 dBc -72 dBc -70 dBc -67 dBc -66 dBc -64 dBc -58 dBc

1 kHz -110 dBc -108 dBc -105 dBc -104 dBc -102 dBc -99 dBc -98 dBc -92 dBc



1 MHz -143 dBc -141 dBc -130 dBc -137 dBc -135 dBc -124 dBc -131 dBc -129 dBc

OUTLINE DRAWINGS



148748PLDRO SERIES (FUNDAMENTAL)

1.88 [47.75]

.32 [8.13]

.80 [20.32]

.80 [20.32]

.68 [17.27]

.17 [4.32]

.58 [14.73]

2.25 [57.15]

2.25[57.15]

1.28[32.51]

.52 [13.21]

1.99 [50.55]

1.72 [43.69]

INPUTSMA FEMALE

4-40 UNC X .20 [5.08] DEEP4 PLACES

ALARM

PHASE VOLTAGE

MECH. TUNING

OUTPUTSMA FEMALE

Vcc

.40[10.16]

2.030 [51.56]

.11 [2.79]

.11 [2.79]2.030 [51.56]


ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ................ -20 to +70°CStorage ................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity ..................... 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival) ......... 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ..... 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms

Note: Extended temperature ranges available,please contact MITEQ.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawingsFundamental...................... 148748Multiplied ........................... 156650

SizeFundamental...................... 2.25" x 2.25" x 0.95"Multiplied ........................... 2.70" x 3.00" x 1.05"

Weight ................................... ≤ 200 gramsRF connectors....................... SMA female,

SMA/K-femaleDC connectors ...................... Feedthru filter





156650PLDRO SERIES (MULTIPLIED)

2.70 [68.58]

.15 [3.81]

.90[22.86]

3.00 [76.2]

1.25[31.75]

3.00 [76.2]

1.03[26.16]

.104 [2.64] DIA4 PLS

FREE-RUNNINGDIELECTRIC RESONATOR

OSCILLATORsection

INTRODUCTION TO DROs



INTRODUCTION TO DROs

Dielectric Resonator Oscillators (DROs) are microwaveoscillators that use a dielectric resonator (DR) as thefrequency stabilizing element in order to achieve excel-lent frequency stability, high Q and very low micro-phonics. The DR, when used as part of the resonatingcircuit of any active microwave device, produces asteady state oscillation under the right conditions at theresonant frequency of the DR.

OSCILLATOR THEORY AND CIRCUIT DESIGN

MITEQ’s DRO circuits utilize both silicon bipolar tran-sistors and GaAs MESFET devices. All microwaveoscillators are designed by adding resonating ele-ments (L, C or R) in various configurations to differentports of a transistor. These elements generate a neg-ative resistance at a certain resonant frequency andset the device into oscillation. In the case of a DRO,the resonating element is the DR, which can be mod-eled electrically as an L, C, R network, as shown inFigure 1.

The Dielectric Resonator is made of a high dielectricconstant (ε = 30 to 80) ceramic material, often bariumtitanate (Ba2Ti9O20). This material exhibits a high Q(9000 @ 10 GHz) and low temperature coefficient offrequency (TC to ±6 ppm/°C typical).

The cylindrical shape as shown in Figure 1 is the mostpopular. It has good separation between the desiredTEδ(0,1) mode and other higher order resonantmodes, making it easier to couple to microstrip cir-cuits, as well as easy to mount.

The resonator is magnetically coupled to one or moreports of the transistor using a transmission line, asshown in Figure 2.

OSCILLATOR FABRICATION TECHNIQUES

MITEQ DROs are manufactured using state-of-the-artthin-film hybrid micro-circuit technology. These DROsare suited for applications requiring rugged construc-tion for operation under severe environmental stress.

TYPICAL DRO PERFORMANCESPECIFICATIONS AND APPLICATIONS

When comparing different types of oscillators versus aDRO, an engineer may wish to consider the followingperformance specifications:

FREQUENCY ACCURACY AND SETTABILITY

The frequency accuracy of a free-running DRO is typ-ically within 500 kHz and can be set to within 100 kHz.

FREQUENCY STABILITY‘DROs are highly stable free-running oscillatorsexhibiting low temperature coefficient of frequencydrift (typically 4 ppm/°C) and have better stability thanfree-running cavity oscillators, Gunn diode oscillatorsor VCOs.

DIELECTRIC RESONATOR ELECTRICAL MODEL

DIELECTRIC RESONATOR MAGNETICALLY COUPLED TODIFFERENT PORTS OF TRANSISTOR USING

TRANSMISSION LINE

d1

2

L1 R1 C1h

FIGURE 1

FIGURE 2

O/PMATCH

MAGNETIC FIELD

Z o/p

Z o

Z L

Z i

Z oZ i

DR

MAGNETIC FIELD

O/PMATCH

Z o/p

DR

INTRODUCTION TO DROs (CONT.)

SPECIFICATIONS



FREQUENCY PULLING FACTOR

Pulling is an oscillators sensitivity to VSWR changes.Since the DRO is a high Q oscillator, its frequencypulling factor is better than other free-running sources.The frequency pulling figure for an unbuffered (at 10GHz) DRO is typically less than 5 MHz peak-to-peakfor a 1.5:1 VSWR varying through all phases.

RF POWER OUTPUT

A DRO exhibits good power efficiency compared toother oscillators, such as a Gunn oscillator or VCO,due to lossless coupling of dielectric resonator ele-ment. It also has less power variation over tempera-ture.

EFFECT OF POWER SUPPLY VARIATION ANDOTHER NOISE CONSIDERATION

Frequency pushing is small, typically 15 kHz/volt.Also, residual noise is lower and the oscillator exhibitslow microphonics (noise caused by mechanical vibra-tions).

LIMITATIONS OF A DROs PERFORMANCE

FREQUENCY STABILITY

DRO stability is not as good as phase-locked oscilla-tors, but for applications requiring small size, low costand a slightly lesser stability specification, the DRO ismore suitable.

BANDWIDTH

Mechanical tuning bandwidth is another limiting factor.Typically the bandwidth is 0.2% of center frequency, itcan only be increased up to 3% of center frequencyfor special applications.

PHASE NOISE

DROs typically offer excellent phase noise perfor-mance. Typical phase noise curves can be seen onpage 30.

FREE-RUNNING CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS, DRO’S, AND ETCRO’S TABLEMODEL TYPE BAND OUTLINE DESCRIPTIONXTO Ovenized crystal 5–130 MHz 2.0 X 2.0 X 1.0 Inch High stability, High performance

oscillator ovenized crystal oscillatorDRO Free running dielectric 2.4–40 GHz Various Low-noise dielectric

resonator oscillator See catalog selection resonant oscillatorTCDRO Temperature 2.4 GHz–40 MHz 2.5 X 2.34 X 0.8 Inch Low-noise temperature

compensated dielectric 63.5 X 59.5 X 20.3 mm compensatedresonator oscillator dielectric resonant oscillator

ETCO Electrically-tuned coaxial 0.1–15 GHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.55 Inch Modular voltageresonator oscillator 57.2 X 57.2 X 14.0 mm controlled oscillator

XTO-05 SERIES: 5–130 MHz

FEATURES• Ultra low phase noise

• Low current consumption

• Low cost

• Oven controlled



05-100-G-15P05-050-G-15P05-130-G-15P

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

OFFSET FROM CARRIER

10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170


TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range 5 – 130 MHzOutput power +11 dBm minimum (standard)

+15 dBm maximum (optional*)Output power variation (0 to 60°C) ±1 dB maximumOutput impedance 50 ohmsOutput harmonic -30 dBc minimumFrequency stability F. ±1 ppm, (0 to 60°C)

G. ±0.1 ppm (0 to 60°C)J. ±0.01 ppm (0 to 50°C)

Phase noise See graphAging rate 2 x 10-9 per 24 hoursLoad VSWR 1.5:1 nominalDC power requirements +15, +20 or +24 volts

@ 350 mA (warm-up)@ 210 mA (continuous)

* For +15 dBm option, please contact MITEQ.

ULTRA LOW-NOISE CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR

ULTRA LOW-NOISE CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR

OUTLINE DRAWING

138427XT0-05 SERIES


1.81[45.97]

.19 [4.83]

CRYSTAL ADJUST

0.54[13.72]

0.50 [12.7]

0.50 [12.70]

1.0[25.4]

1.81 [45.97]

0.19 [4.83]

2.0 [50.8]

.55 [13.97]2.0 [50.8]

2.00[50.8]

4-40 x 0.13 [3.30] DEEPMOUNTING HOLES

(TYP. 4 PLACES)

RF OUTPUTGROUND+VOLTAGE

OVEN INDICATOR


ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperature

Operating ..................... 0 to 60°C*Storage......................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity............................. 95% at 45°C, noncondensingShock (survival) ................. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ............. 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms

*0 to 50° C for J stability.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing.................. 138427Size.................................... 2.0" x 2.0" x 1.0"Weight................................ 100 grams nominalRF connectors ................... SMA femaleDC connectors................... Feedthru filter




XTO-05 PSeries


Stability (select one)

F. ±1 ppm (0 to 60°C)G. ±0.1 ppm (0 to 60°C)J. ±0.01 ppm (0 to 50°C)

Positive DC Supply Voltage (15, 20, or 24)

EXAMPLE: Part Number XTO-05-96.0-G-15P Ultra Low-Noise Crystal Oscillator with 96 MHz and ±0.1 ppm stability,+15 VDC supply.

DRO SERIES

FEATURES• Ultra-clean source ideal for lowspur application

• Miniaturized designs

• High-reliability construction

• Low phase noise

OPTIONS• Standard (-ST)

• High power (-HP-ST)

• Voltage tuning (-VT-ST)

MECHANICALLY-TUNED DIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR




PARAMETERS UNITS D E EF F G H J K L M N P R

Operating frequency GHz 2.4–3.7 3.7–4.8 4.8–6.5 6.5–8.8 8.8–12 12–16 16–18 18–20 20–22 22–24 24–26 26–33 33–40range (Note 1)

Output power (Note 2) dBm, min. +13 +13 +13 +13 +13 +13 +11 +11 +11 +11 +11 +11 +11

Output power variation dB, max. ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±2 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5over temperature rangeFundamental dBc, max. N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20

Harmonics dBc, max. -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20

Spurious dBc, max. -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80

Mechanical tuning MHz, min. ±3 ±5 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10

Frequency pushing kHz/V, max. 10 10 15 15 15 20 25 30 30 30 30 40 50

Frequency pulling MHz, P-P max. 2 2 3 5 5 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1(1.5:1 VSWR)

Frequency drift temp. ppm/°C, max. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5coefficient (Note 3)

Phase noise @ dBc/Hz, typ. 105 105 95 90 85 80 80 80 80 80 75 75 7010 kHz offset

DC power (Note 4) Volts 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

Current mA, max. 150 150 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 200 200

Outline drawing 184074 184075 184076 184077 184090

Temperature range °C -20 to +70

SERIES

ST (STANDARD)




SERIESELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)

PARAMETERS UNITS D E EF F G H J K L M N P R

Electrical tuning MHz, min. N/A N/A N/A 8 12 16 20 25 25 25 25 32 40@ Vvar = 1–15 V

Phase noise @ dBc/Hz, typ. N/A N/A N/A 85 80 75 75 75 75 75 70 70 6510 kHz offset

Outputpower (Note 5) dBm, min. +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +14 +14 +14 +14

Current mA, max. 220 220 220 220 220 230 230 230 230 220 220 220 300

Frequency pulling MHz, P-P max. 2 2 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1 1 1 2(1.5:1 VSWR)

Outline drawing 184074 184075 184076 184077 184090

Notes:1. Operating frequency must be specified.2. Output power is guaranteed into 50 ohm load.3. Averaged over the full temperature range.4. Alternate DC voltage available.5. For high power series R model, negative bias is required with 20 mA available current.6. For all units that do not fall directly under one of the standard categories specified, please contact MITEQ.

HIGH POWER OPTION (HP-ST)

VOLTAGE (V)

10,00710,00610,00510,00410,00310,00210,00110,000

9,9999,9989,9979,9969,9959,9949,9939,992

FR

EQ

UE

NC

Y(M

Hz)

321 54 76 98 1110 13 14 1512

FREQUENCY OFFSET

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

100 kHz10 kHz1 kHz 10 MHz1 MHz

TYPICAL TUNING CURVE (F = 10 GHz)

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE CURVE (F = 10 GHz)

VOLTAGE TUNABLE OPTION (VT-ST)





OUTLINE DRAWINGS

Note: If unit is outside these standard options, please contact MITEQ.Example 1: 12 GHz DRO standard: Part Number DRO-G-12000-ST.Example 2: 4.5 GHz DRO with +17 dBm power: Part Number DRO-E-04500-HP-ST.Example 3: 15 GHz DRO with voltage tuning: Part Number DRO-H-15000-VT-ST.


ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ................ -20 to +70°C-ET .......................... -54 to +95°CStorage.................... -65 to +115°C

Humidity...................... 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival) .......... 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ...... 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms

2.75 [69.85]

0.28 [7.11]

0.38 [9.65]

2.55 [64.77]0.10 [2.54]

1.90[48.26]

0.10 [2.54]

0.90 [22.86]

2.10[53.34]

0.93 [23.62]

0.15 [3.81]

TUNING ELEMENTEXACT LOCATION DETERMINED BY FREQUENCY

GROUND

DC POWER

4-40 UNC TAP x 0.19 [4.83] DEEPMOUNTING HOLE (TYP. 4 PLACES)

RF OUTPUT FIELD REPLACEABLE SMA FEMALE

0.27 [6.86]

184074D, E SERIES

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSSize per outline number184074.................... 2.1" x 2.75" x 1.08"184075.................... 1.75" x 2" x 0.85"184076.................... 1.39" x 1.6" x 0.7"184077.................... 1.05" x 1.45" x 0.63"184090.................... 1.05" x 1.87" x 0.63"

Weight ........................ Frequency dependent,please contact MITEQ.

RF connectors ............ SMA femaleDC connectors............ Feedthru filter

DROSeries

D, E, EF, F, G, HJ, K, L, M, N, P or R

Frequency MHz

Option for ST, VT or HP Type Standard (ST)

Voltage Tunable Standard (VT-ST)High Power Standard (HP-ST)Voltage Tunable Standard Extended Temperature (VT-ET)High Power Standard Extended Temperature (HP-ET)





DC POWER

GND

TUNING ELEMENTEXACT LOCATIONDETERMINED BY FREQUENCY

.100 [2.54] DIA.THRU MOUNTINGHOLES (4 PLACES)

RF OUTPUT FIELDREPLACEABLESMA FEMALE

1.75[44.45]

.09 [2.29].09 [2.29]

.15 [3.81] MAX.38 [9.65] .20 [5.08]

.79 [20.07]

1.56[39.62]

.70 [17.78]

2.00 [50.80]

1.81 [45.97]

184075EF SERIES

DCPOWER

GND

TUNING ELEMENTEXACT LOCATION

DETERMINED BY FREQUENCY


TUNING VOLTAGE (SEE TABLE)


.96[24.38]

1.39[35.31]

.09 [2.29]

.20 [5.08]

.07 [1.78]

.15 [3.81] MAX.38 [9.65]

1.21 [30.73]

1.60 [40.64]

.55 [13.97]

1.45 [36.83]

184076F SERIES

TUNINGVOLTAGEPIN

ST NOVT-ST YES





DCPOWER

GND

TUNING ELEMENTEXACT LOCATION

DETERMINED BY FREQUENCY


TUNING VOLTAGE (SEE TABLE)

RF OUTPUT FIELDREPLACEABLE SMA FEMALE

‘X’SEE

TABLE1.05

[26.67]

.09 [2.29]

.20 [5.08]

.07 [1.78]

.15 [3.81] MAX

.38 [9.65]

.87 [22.10]

1.45 [36.83]

.48 [12.19]

1.31 [33.27]

184077G, H, J, K, L M, N SERIES

DC POWER

-DC POWER(SEE TABLE)

GND

TUNING ELEMENTEXACT LOCATIONDETERMINED BY FREQUENCY


TUNING VOLTAGE(SEE TABLE)


1.05 [26.67]

.09 [2.29].07 [1.78]

.38 [9.65]

.20 [5.08]

.44 [11.18].87 [22.10]

.15 [3.81] MAX..48 [12.19]

1.73 [43.94]1.87 [47.50]

184090P, R SERIES

TUNING DIM.VOLTAGE “X”PIN

HP NO .50 (12.70)ST NO .62 (15.74)

HP-VT YES .50 (12.70)VT YES .62 (15.74)

TUNING DCVOLTAGE POWERPIN PIN

ST NO NOVT YES NOHP NO YES

HP-VT YES YES

TCDRO SERIES

FEATURES• Ultra-clean source ideal for low spur application

• High-reliability design

• Very low frequency driftover temperature

• Buffered output

• 100% burn-in

TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED DIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATORS



SERIES


PARAMETERS UNITS F G H J K L M N P R

Operating frequency range (Note 1) GHz 6.5 – 8.8 8.8 – 12 12 – 16 16 – 18 18 – 20 20 – 22 22 – 24 24 – 26 26 – 33 33 – 40

Output power (Note 2) dBm, min. +17 +17 +17 +17 +11 +11 +11 +11 +11 +11

Output power variation overtemperature range dB, max. ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5 ±1.5

Harmonics and fundamental dBc, min. -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20 -20

Spurious dBc, min. -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80 -80

Mechanical tuning MHz, min. ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10 ±10

Frequency pushing kHz/V, max. 15 15 20 25 30 30 30 30 40 50

Frequency pulling (1.5:1 VSWR) MHz, P-P max. 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 1 1 1 1 1 2

Frequency drift temp.coefficient (Note 3) ppm/°C, max. 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9

Phase noise @ 10 kHz offset dBc/Hz, typ. 85 80 75 75 75 75 75 70 70 65

DC power Volts 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15

Current mA, max. 220 220 220 230 120 120 120 120 200 200

Outline drawing 184091 184092

Temperature range °C -20 to +70

Notes:1. Operating frequency must be specified.2. Output power is guaranteed into 50 ohm load.3. Averaged over the full temperature range.

ST (STANDARD)




TEMPERATURE COMPENSATED DIELECTRIC RESONATOR OSCILLATOR

OUTLINE DRAWINGS

Note: When specifying options, include applicable detailed information.Example: 6.5 GHz TCDRO standard: Part Number TCDRO-F-06500-ST.

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ....................... -20 to +70°C-ET ................................. -54 to +85°CStorage.......................... -65 to +115°C

Humidity............................. 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival) ................. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ............. 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms


MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSSize per outline number184091 .............................. 2.5" x 2.34" x 0.8"184092 .............................. 1.8" x 2" x 0.65"

Weight................................... Frequency dependent, pleasecontact MITEQ where critical.

RF connectors ...................... SMA femaleDC connectors ...................... Feedthru filter

TCDROSeries

F, G, H, J,K, L, M, N, P or R

Frequency MHz

Type Standard (ST)

Extended Temperature Range (ET)(If unit is non-standard, please contact MITEQ)

GROUND

TUNING ELEMENT EXACT LOCATIONDETERMINED BY FREQUENCY

GROUND

0.65 [16.51]

0.23[5.84]

0.229 [5.817]

0.28 [7.11]

1.80 [45.72]

0.42[10.67]

0.17[4.32]

2.00 [50.8]

1.85 [46.99]

0.075 [1.905]

0.075[1.905]

1.65[41.91]

TUNING ELEMENT EXACT LOCATION DETERMINED BY FREQUENCY

RF OUTPUTFIELD REPLACEABLESMA FEMALE

RF OUTPUT FIELDREPLACEABLE SMA FEMALE

DCPOWER

0.53 [13.46]

0.17[4.32]

0.28 [7.11]

0.29 [7.37]

0.50[12.70]

0.15 [3.81]

0.35 [8.89]

0.100 [2.54] DIA. THRUMOUNTING HOLE (TYP. 4 PLACES)

0.100 [2.54] DIA. THRUMOUNTING HOLE (TYP. 4 PLACES)

2.34 [59.44]

2.50[63.50]

2.35[59.69]

0.50 [12.70]

0.15 [3.81]

0.075 [1.905]2.19

[55.63]

0.075 [1.905]

0.34 [8.64]

DC POWER

184091F SERIES

184092G, H, J, K, L M, N, P, R SERIES

ETCO SERIES0.10–4 GHz (FUNDAMENTAL)4–15 GHz (MULTIPLIED)

FEATURES• Flexible design for customer requirements

• Electronically tuned for low noise source

• High Q resonator (narrow band units)

• Internal regulation for improved phase noise

• Small package

• 100% temperature testing


ELECTRICALLY-TUNED COAXIAL OSCILLATOR

In a package less than 60 mm x 60 mm, this modular voltage controlled oscillator is capable of octave bandwidthup to 15 GHz. Applications for fast tuning, modulation bandwidth up to 1 MHz.



ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range coverage (in bands) 0.10 – 15 GHzOutput power +13 dBm minimumOutput harmonic

0.10 GHz – 12 GHz -20 dBc maximum12 GHz – 15 GHz -15 dBc maximum

Output spurious and subharmonics -50 dBc maximumPhase noise See graphInput tuning voltage (tuning bandwidth related) 0–15 V maximumInput tuning (modulation) bandwidth up to 1 MHz maximumLoad VSWR 1.5:1DC power requirements (typical)

Fundamental (.1–4 GHz) +12 to +15 V @ 200 mAMultiplied (4–15 GHz) +12 to +15 V @ 300 mA

Note: Nonstandard tuning requirements available, please contact MITEQ.

11500-12250-12P

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1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz 1 MHz 10 MHz

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

ELECTRICALLY-TUNED COAXIAL OSCILLATOR




OUTLINE DRAWING

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating.................... -10 to +60°CStorage....................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity ......................... 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (survival) ............. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ......... 20 to 2000 Hz random to 4 g’s rms

Note: Extended temperature ranges available,please contact MITEQ.


MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing........... 166335Size............................. 2.25" X 2.25" X 0.6"Weight......................... 100 gramsRF connectors ............ SMA femaleVoltage input............... FilterconTuning input................ Filtered or non

(Customer specify)

ETCO PSeries

Start Frequency MHz

Stop Frequency MHz

Positive DC Supply Voltage (12 – 15)

V TUNE

+V IN

GND

2.250 [57.15]

2.250[57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.070[52.58]

.090 [2.29].090 [2.29]


RF OUTPUT 4-15 GHz TYPE SMA FEMALE

1.29[32.77]

1.09[26.69]

.89[22.61]

.48 [12.19]

.60 [15.24]

.32 [8.13]

.10 [2.54]

Example: Part Number ETCO-5000-6300-12P Electrically-Tuned Coaxial Oscillator tunes from 5 to 6.3 GHzwith +12 volt supply.

166335ETCO SERIES

SYNTHESIZERsection

INTRODUCTION TO FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS

Frequency synthesizers manufactured by MITEQextend up to 40 GHz and have bandwidths that cancover multi-octaves. MITEQ synthesizers are a ruggedmodular design and can be customized for any type ofinterface and use either a single or multi-loop design.Single-loop configurations are used for applicationswhere reference phase noise is good and fine resolu-tion is not required. Multi-loop designs are in systemswhere extremely low phase noise and fine frequencyresolution are necessary for system operation. Phasenoise and frequency resolution are just some of theconsiderations for choosing a synthesizer design, oth-ers include frequency bandwidth, spurious, switchingspeed, output power, and type of interface. The fol-lowing descriptions will hopefully demonstrate howMITEQ’s synthesizer product line can find a good fit foryour requirements.

PHASE NOISE AS A FUNCTION OF SYNTHE-SIZER BANDWIDTH

The phase noise or noise power spectral density of afrequency synthesizer depends on several factors.The key to providing good phase noise performance isto begin with the a lowest possible noise oscillatordevice. Voltage controlled oscillators (VCO) that areused and the range of bandwidth that they provide isproportional to the noise performance. As the tuningrange of the VCO increases, so does the phase noisepower spectral density. This degradation to phasenoise performance is caused by the lower Q of thetuned circuits associated with the widely tunable oscil-lators. This performance degradation can be overcomeby the use of multiple switched oscillators, each with anarrow tuning range. Typical oscillator phase noise fora 20% tuning bandwidth VCO in S band is approxi-mately –95 dBc at 10 kHz offset. Higher band synthe-sizers will multiply the S band VCO and this will alsodegrade noise depending on the multiple. Moderndesigns will use VCOs that operate at or half of thesynthesizer output frequency as high as 14 GHz. Thephase noise of these oscillators is higher, but widerloop bandwidths can still provide excellent phase noiseperformance with them.

SPURIOUS OUTPUTS

Spurious outputs are the undesired byproducts of thevarious frequency divisions, multiplications and fre-quency translations. They can be suppressed andtheir numbers minimized, but cannot be completelyeliminated. Techniques of spurious minimizationinclude judicious frequency selections for the varioussub-loops, proper frequency division and multiplicationratios, sufficient selectivity in the loop filters and, ofcourse, sufficient filtering, decoupling and regulation ofthe power supplies. Careful ground current steeringdiminishes the level of spurious sidebands caused by

the line frequencies, their harmonics and other straysignal leakage. The most troublesome types of spuri-ous are those that fall in-band. They cannot be filteredby adding output filters. Only out-of-band spurious sig-nals can be decreased by additional filtering.

SYNTHESIZER OPERATION

Frequency synthesizers account for the RF andmicrowave signals used for communication radio,radar, aerospace telemetry, satellite imaging, test sys-tems, and many other radio transmission applications.Synthesizers come in many forms and performancelevels, from tiny phase-locked-loop (PLL) integratedcircuits (ICs) to rack-mountable subsystems and preci-sion test instruments with programmable control.

Instrument-grade frequency synthesizers offer some ofthe highest performance levels among synthesizerproducts since they must provide excellent referencesignals for testing and equipment evaluation. Thesesynthesizers are generally used in laboratory environ-ments. They change frequency at moderate speedsand usually rely on very wide bandwidth YIG oscillatoras the output frequency source. Moderate-speed syn-thesizers are characterized by frequency switchingspeeds in the millisecond range, the slower speed isusually attributed by the YIG oscillator frequencysource. This speed is adequate for the majority of testapplications. The YIG oscillator synthesizer has otherdrawbacks as well as the slow speed. They tend to beextremely expensive due to the lengthy manual tuningrequired to produce the YIG. They are extremely ineffi-cient with power consumption, they are large andheavy, and have not proven to be reliable enough forportable type systems.

MITEQ synthesizers use state of the art oscillatorsources, both discrete and monolithic. The synthesiz-ers rival the performance of YIG based units with sim-ilar bandwidth coverage and phase noise performancewithout paying the penalty of slower switching andhigher power dissipation.

A frequency synthesizer phase-locked loop (PLL) cir-cuit comprises of a VCO, a loop amplifier, a low-passfilter, and a phase detector to establish frequency andphase coherence to a stable reference signal. This ref-erence signal can be something internal such as acrystal oscillator or a received reference from anybroadcast location. The synthesizer will establish andmaintain lock to this reference. The synthesizer refer-ence frequency is generally higher than that of its’ ref-erence signal. This requires the output signal to needa conversion and or division step to allow for frequen-cy and phase comparison of the output and referencesignals.



INTRODUCTION TO FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZERS (CONT.)

SPECIFICATIONS



Good synthesizer designs minimize the noise contribu-tion of these frequency conversions. Phase noise per-formance is generally limited by the noise of the VCO,the noise floor of the phase detector and the multiplefrom reference to output frequency (N). Phase detec-tors can be comprised of digital blocks or radio typefrequency mixers. In either case, maintaining a verylow N is essential to good noise performance no mat-ter what it’s used for.

MITEQ’s broad range of synthesizers, utilize all latestavailable technologies from internal and externalsources. A typical synthesizer block will include highspeed DDS, Delta Sigma dividers, frequency multipli-ers, high quality mixers, lowest noise DC regulatorsand filters. State of the art (Field Programmable GateArrays) FPGAs are used for controller functions andcan be customized to meet any interface and controlprotocol or speed.

SYNTHESIZERS SELECTION TABLEMODEL TYPE BAND OUTLINE

MOS/MOSM Frequency Generator 0.1–20 GHz 20.0 X 5.5 X 1.34 Inch1 kHz step continuous 508 X 140 X 24 mm

UWB Wideband multi-loop YIG 5–12.5 GHz 8 X 5 X 0.72 Inchalternative 1 kHz step continuous 203 X 127 X 18.3 mm

OW Octave band multi-loop YIG 2–4 GHz 12.4 X 5 X 1.45 Inchalternative 1 kHz step 4–8 GHz 315 X 127 X 36.8 mm

BTE High performance multi-loop 1–40 GHz 8 X 5 X 0.72 Inch20% BW 100 Hz step in Bands 203 X 127 X 18.3 mm

MFS High performance 0.9–16.88 GHz Variousmulti-loop See outlines

LFTS High Performance octave 0.1–0.33 GHz 6.25 X 5.0 X 0.64 Inchband 100 Hz step 158.8 X 127 X 16.1 mm

HSLS High performance 0.6–28.5 GHz 4.03 X 3.78 X 0.54 Inchsingle loop 10 MHz step in Bands 102.4 X 96 X 13.72 mm

SLFS Low cost 0.1–14 GHz 2.25 X 2.25 X 0.55 Inchsingle loop 1 MHz step 57.2 X 57.2 X 14.0 mm

MOS SERIES: .1–20 GHz

FEATURES• Low cost• 1/3 rack space• Multi-octave• Standard step size: 1 kHz• INTELSAT phase noise compliant• Field-tested reliability• Low power dissipation• MIL-STD-188-164A microphonic compliant• ETSI 300019-1-4 compliant

OPTIONS• Fast switching• Custom frequency bands• Fixed LO frequencies• Custom step sizes• Custom packaging• Low phase noise option• Available in modular form (MOSM)

MULTI-OCTAVE FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER

MITEQ’s MOS Series of multi-octave wide, low phasenoise synthesizers offer an economical solution for laband communication test applications. Band coverage isfrom 100 MHz to 20 GHz. The MOS Series has a stan-dard 1 kHz step size, with optional full-band fast switch-ing available. The field-tested design and low powerdissipation proves to demonstrate higher MTBF andhigher reliability. These synthesizers are available ineither one third-rack mounted chassis with front panelcontrol, or a modular 5" x 8" x 1.25" package with eitherserial or parallel control.



TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

.625 GHz5 GHz12 GHz

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EXAMPLE: Part Number MOS-0.1-13.0-1k-10M for frequency synthesizer covering 0.1 to 13 GHzwith a step size of 1 kHz and a reference frequency of 10 MHz.

Note: Consult factory for additional rear parallel interface.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSTunable

Output frequency range (Note 1, 2) .1 – 20 GHzStep size (Note 3, 4) 1 kHzOutput power +13 dBm minimumOutput power variation ±2 dB maximumInput reference frequency (Note 5) 10 MHzInput power level 0 ±3 dBmOutput spurious

In-band -60 dBc minimumOut-of-band -60 dBc minimum

Phase noise See graphOffset from carrier At 20 GHz

10 Hz -55 dBc100 Hz -65 dBc1 kHz -75 dBc10 kHz -85 dBc100 kHz -90 dBc1 MHz -100 dBc10 MHz -120 dBc

Output harmonic -15 dBc typicalOutput impedance 50 ohm nominalLoad VSWR 2.0:1 maximum, all phasesAcquisition time (to phase lock) 300 us typical, 750 us maximumSummary alarm In lock TTL 1DC power requirements

MOS +90 volts to +250 VAC, 12 W TypicalMOSM +5.2 @ 2 amps, 15.2 @ 900 mA, -15.0 @ 50 mA

Outline drawingThird rack 175415Module 185134User interface (Note 6) Front panel

Notes:1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.2. Frequency accuracy ±2.95x10-9.3. Custom step size available, please contact MITEQ.4. Other reference frequency option available, please contact MITEQ.5. Close in Phase Noise dependent on reference.6. Rear panel ethernet interface option available, please contact MITEQ.7. MOSM available with RS485 9700 or parallel interface.8. For serial interface, 9700 serial protocol, visit www.miteq.com



SeriesInsert M for modular(Leave blank for non-modular)Start FrequencyStop FrequencyStep SizeStep Size Units M (MHz) or k (kHz)Reference Frequency MHz (10 or 20) or I (Internal)

MOS M. .





OUTLINE DRAWINGS

20.00 [508.00]

0.13 [3.30]

5.71[145.03]

1.34[34.04]

5.50[139.70]

175415MOS SERIES

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawingThird rack .................. 175415Module ...................... 185132

Size................................ 1.34" x 5.71" x 20"Weight ........................... 8 pounds typical in third rackRF connectors ............... SMA femaleControl connector .......... Modular 34-pin header for

parallel operation. Third rack,Ethernet, through RJ45 or 9-pin Dfor RS485.

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ............................ 0 to 60°CStorage ............................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity .................................. Up to 95% at 40°Cnoncondensing

Shock (nonoperating).............. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) .................. 20 to 2000 Hz

random to .04 G2/HzAltitude .................................... Up to 13,500 feet100% testing ........................... Frequency range

Output powerDiscrete powerSpectral purityPhase burstsAlarm and monitors

100% screening ...................... Temperature cycle/monitor

Note: Wider operating temperatures are available,please contact MITEQ.


0.99 [25.14]

0.28 [7.11]

1.385[35.18]

8.00 [203.2]

34 PIN SIGNALCONNECTOR

AMP P/N 1-104069-4OR EQUIVALENT

34 33

2 1

J27 PIN

CONNECTOR

5.00[127.00]




185132MOSM SERIES

DATA CONNECTIONSBINARY INTERFACEPIN 1 NOT USEDPIN 2 NOT USEDPIN 4 NOT USEDPIN 5 NOT USEDPIN 8 NOT USEDPIN 9 MSB

THRUPIN 32 LSBPIN 33 STROBEPIN 34 GND

POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +5.2 VDCPIN 2 GNDPIN 3 +15 VDCPIN 4 GNDPIN 5 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 6 GNDPIN 7 -15 VDC

DATA CONNECTIONS - BCD INTERFACE

PIN 1 10 GHz (8) PIN 2 10 GHz (4)PIN 3 10 GHz (2) PIN 4 10 GHz (1)PIN 5 1 GHz (8) PIN 6 1 GHz (4)PIN 7 1 GHz (2) PIN 8 1 GHz (1)PIN 9 100 MHz (8) PIN 10 100 MHz (4)PIN 11 100 MHz (2) PIN 12 100 MHz (1)PIN 13 10 MHz (8) PIN 14 10 MHz (4)PIN 15 10 MHz (2) PIN 16 10 MHz (1)PIN 17 1 MHz (8) PIN 18 1 MHz (4)PIN 19 1 MHz (2) PIN 20 1 MHz (1)PIN 21 100 kHz (8) PIN 22 100 kHz (4)PIN 23 100 kHz (2) PIN 24 100 kHz (1)PIN 25 10 kHz (8) PIN 26 10 kHz (4)PIN 27 10 kHz (2) PIN 28 10 kHz (1)PIN 29 1 kHz (8) PIN 30 1 kHz (4)PIN 31 1 kHz (2) PIN 32 1 kHz (1)PIN 33 STROBE PIN 34 GND

UWB SERIES: 4.5–13 GHz

FEATURES• Multi-octave wide operation

• Fast switching speed

• Low power dissipation

• Wide selection of fixed LO

• MIL-STD-188-164A microphonic compliant

• ETSI 300019-1-4 compliant

• Ideal for YIG replacement

• Superior phase noise without YIG heat

ULTRA WIDEBAND FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER



ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSTunable Fixed LO

Output frequency range (Note 1) 4.5 – 13 GHz 2160 MHz (Note 2)

Step size (Note 3, 4) 1 kHz

Output power +13 dBm minimum +13 ±2 dBm

Output power variation ±2 dB maximum

Input reference frequency (Note 5) 10 MHz

Input power level 0 ±3 dBm

Output spuriousIn-band -65 dBc minimum -80 dBc minimumOut-of-band -70 dBc minimum -70 dBc minimum

Phase noise (Note 6) See graph

Offset from carrier At 12 GHz At 2160 MHz10 Hz -60 dBc -68 dBc100 Hz -71 dBc -95 dBc1 kHz -80 dBc -100 dBc10 kHz -90 dBc -100 dBc100 kHz -96 dBc -110 dBc1 MHz -105 dBc -135 dBc10 MHz -130 dBc -145 dBc

Output harmonic -15 dBc typical -20 dBc typical

Output impedance 50 ohm nominal

Load VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, all phases

Frequency control (Note 7) Parallel or serial

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 250 µs typical (while in band)

750 µs maximum (band switching)

Summary alarm In lock TTL 1

MITEQ’s UWB Series of synthesizers are designed as a replacement for YIG based synthesizers, without thepower dissipation and microphonics. Available in 4.5 – 13 GHz range, the ultra wide synthesizer is ideal for ELINT,test translation and instrumentation. Fast switching time coupled with low power dissipation makes this series anideal replacement for YIG based broadband synthesizers.

General Note: For parallel standard, please contact MITEQ for serial interface.


ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)Tunable Fixed LO

DC power requirements +15 volts, 0.4 amps typical+5.2 volts, 1.6 amps typical

Outline Drawing 164794

Notes:1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.2. Fixed LO frequencies available from 500 to 5000 MHz in 10 MHz intervals.3. Frequency accuracy ±17 Hz.4. Custom step sizes available, please contact MITEQ.5. Other reference frequency options available, please contact MITEQ.6. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.7. For serial interface, 9700 serial protocol, visit www.miteq.com


EXAMPLE: Part Number UWB-04.500-12.500-1K-2160-10M for frequency synthesizer covering 4.5 to 12.5 GHz with a stepsize of 1 kHz having a fixed LO of 2160 MHz with 10 MHz external reference.

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE0

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UWB-10000



SeriesStart FrequencyStop FrequencyStep Size kHz (From 1)Step Size Units M or k (MHz or kHz)LO Frequency MHz (0500 – 4000), if not required leave blankReference Frequency MHz (10 or 20) or I (Internal)

UWB . .





OUTLINE DRAWING

8.00 [203.20]7.25 [184.15]

.125 [3.175].125 [3.175]

.625 [15.88]

5.00[127.00]

4.75[120.65]

4.420[112.27]

2.22[56.39]

1.110[28.19]

LOOUTPUT(OPTIONAL)

10 MHzINPUT

.279 [7.09]

2.05[52.07]

.495[12.57]

.714 [18.14]

34J1

33

34 PIN SIGNALCONNECTORAMP 1-10469-4OR EQUIV.

J1

J2

PIN 1

PIN 17 PIN

POWERCONNECTOR

JST S7B-PH-KLOR EQUIV.

2 1

164794UWB SERIES

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing ....................... 164794Size ......................................... 8" x 5" x 0.71"Weight ..................................... 1.5 pound typicalRF connectors......................... SMA femaleDC power connectors ............. JST™ 7-pin headerControl connectors.................. 34-pin header

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ............................ -10 to +60°CStorage ............................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity .................................. Up to 95% at 40°C noncondensingShock (nonoperating).............. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) .................. 20 to 2000 Hz random to .04 G2/HzAltitude .................................... Up to 13,500 feet100% testing ........................... Frequency range




J1 OPTIONAL PARALLEL DATA CONNECTION


DATA CONNECTIONSBINARY INTERFACEPIN 1 NOT USEDPIN 2 NOT USEDPIN 4 NOT USEDPIN 5 NOT USEDPIN 8 NOT USEDPIN 9 MSB

THRUPIN 32 LSBPIN 33 STROBEPIN 34 GND

POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +5.2 VDCPIN 2 GNDPIN 3 +15 VDCPIN 4 GNDPIN 5 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 6 GNDPIN 7 TTL ALARM

OW SERIES: 2–4 GHz4–8 GHz

FEATURES• Octave wide operation

• 1 kHz standard step size


• Wide selection of fixed LO


• ETSI 300019-1-4 shock andvibration compliant

• Ideal for YIG replacement

• Superior phase noise without YIG heat

OCTAVE WIDE FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER

MITEQ’s OW Series synthesizers are designed as areplacement for YIG based synthesizers, without thepower dissipation and microphonics. Available in 2–4 or4–8 GHz range, these octave wide synthesizers areideal for ELINT, test translation and instrumentation.Superior phase noise performance coupled with lowpower dissipation make an ideal replacement for YIGbased broadband synthesizers.



ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range (Note 1, 3) Tunable Fixed LO (Note 2)

2 – 4 GHz 1080 MHz4 – 8 GHz 1150 MHz

1380 MHz2160 MHz

Step size (Note 4) 1 kHz


Output power variation ± 2 dB maximum





Offset from carrier Typical @ 4 GHz Typical @ 8 GHz At 2160 MHz10 Hz -60 dBc -60 dBc -68 dBc100 Hz -75 dBc -70 dBc -95 dBc1 kHz -100 dBc -95 dBc -100 dBc10 kHz -110 dBc -105 dBc -100 dBc100 kHz -110 dBc -105 dBc -110 dBc1 MHz -125 dBc -118 dBc -135 dBc10 MHz -145 dBc -145 dBc -145 dBc




GUI INTERFACE (for serial programming):Now available at:http://amps.miteq.com/Amps2007/synthesizers/SynthControl.zip




ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)Tunable Fixed LO (Note 2)

Frequency control RS485 (4 wire)

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 50 ms typical, 100 ms maximum

Summary alarm In-lock TTL 1


Outline drawings 151016, 151061

Notes:1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.2. Optional fixed LO frequencies available from 500 to 5000 MHz in 10 MHz intervals.3. Frequency accuracy ±1.27 x 10-9.4. Custom step sizes available, please contact MITEQ.5. Other reference frequency options available, please contact MITEQ.6. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.7. For serial interface, 9700 serial protocol, visit www.miteq.com


EXAMPLE: Part Number OW-2.00-4.00-1K-10M for frequency synthesizer covering 2 to 4 GHz with a step size of 1 kHz, referencefrequency of 10 MHz and no LO output.

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE AT 4 GHz-50

-60

-70

-80

-90

-100

-110

-120

-130

-140

-150100 Hz

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Series

Start Frequency GHz

Stop Frequency GHz

Step Size kHz (From 1K)

LO Frequency MHz (0500 – 4000), if not required leave blank

Reference Frequency MHz (10)

OW K M10. .




OUTLINE DRAWINGS

151016OW SERIES








MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawings............. 151016, 151061Size................................. 12.35" x 5" x 1.5"Weight ............................ 5 pounds typicalRF connectors ................ SMA femaleDC power connectors..... Subminiature D9PControl connectors ......... 20-pin header

5.000[127.0]

4.600[116.84]

12.350 [313.69]

11.950 [303.53]

3.600[91.44]

.200[5.08]

1.450[36.83]

.200 [5.08]






151061OW SERIES

12.35 [313.69]

4.60[116.84]

.20 [5.08]

5.00[127.0]

.20[5.08]

3.60[91.44]

1.46[37.08]11.95 [303.53]

.140 [3.57] DIA MTGHOLE 4 PLS

HIGH PERFORMANCE MULTI-LOOP FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER



BTE SERIES Ku-BAND FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range Tunable Fixed LO

1.94 – 1.97 GHz (Note 1) 1150 MHz (Note 2)2.21 – 2.24 GHz 1080 MHz3.33 – 3.80 GHz 2160 MHz8.47 – 9.06 GHz11.45 – 12.57 GHz12.72 – 14.84 GHz

Step size 1 kHz







BTE SERIES: 1.94–1.97 GHz2.21–2.24 GHz3.33–3.80 GHz8.47–9.06 GHz11.45–12.57 GHz12.72–14.84 GHz

FEATURES• 20 dB below INTELSAT phase noise mask

• Ideal for use in dual conversion up anddownconverters

• 1 kHz standard step size

• Wide bandwidth

• Large selection of fixed LO frequencies


• ETSI300019-1-4 shock and vibe compliant

OPTIONS• Custom frequency bands

• Wide selection of fixed LO frequencies

• High output power

• Custom step size

MITEQ’s BTE Series of high spectral purity synthesiz-ers offer a low price alternative for L-, Ku-band INTEL-SAT satellite communication applications offering 20dB below INTELSAT phase noise mask. With standard1 kHz step size output at L-, Ku-band with no error, theBTE series synthesizers are ideal for dual conversionup- and downconverters. With +13 dBm output powerand 70 dBc spurious suppression, the BTE series willsupport the most stringent system applications.



TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

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0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

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BTE 12.72-14.84-1K



ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)Offset from carrier (cont.) Tunable (14.84 GHz maximum) Fixed LO (1080 MHz maximum)

10 Hz -62 dBc -68 dBc100 Hz -70 dBc -90 dBc1 kHz -87 dBc -101 dBc10 kHz -91 dBc -100 dBc100 kHz -91 dBc -100 dBc1 MHz -111 dBc -135 dBc10 MHz -135 dBc -145 dBc


Output impedance 50 ohm nominal 50 ohm nominal

Load VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, all phases 1.5:1 maximum, all phases

Summary alarm In lock TTL 1

Frequency control (Note 5) RS485 (4 wire), Parallel BCD

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 40 ms typical100 ms maximum

DC power requirements +15.3 volts, 0.5 amps typical

+5.3 volts, 1.0 amps typical

Outline Drawing 180990

Notes:

1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.

2. Fixed LO frequencies available from 500 to 5000 MHz in 10 MHz integers.

3. Other reference frequency options available, please contact MITEQ.

4. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.

5. Standard interface is 485 serial 9700. Please contact MITEQ for alternate serial or parallel interface.

6. For serial interface, 9700 serial protocol, visit www.miteq.com










Note: Wider operating temperature ranges available,please contact MITEQ.

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing .................. 180990Size .................................... 8” x 5” x 0.7”Weight ................................ 2 pounds typicalRF connectors.................... SMA femaleDC power connectors ........ JST™ 7-pin headerControl connectors ............ 20-pin header,

34-pin header (optional)


SeriesStart FrequencyStop FrequencyStep Size kHz (From 1k)Step Size Units M (MHz) or k (kHz)LO Frequency MHz (500 – 4000)Reference Frequency MHz (10 or 20) or I (Internal)

BTE M. .

EXAMPLE: Part Number BTE-12.720-14.480-1K-1150-10M for frequency synthesizer covering 12.720 to 14.480 GHz with astep size of 1 kHz, a LO of 1150 MHz, and a reference frequency of 10 MHz.

OUTLINE DRAWING




3.26[82.80]

3.94[100.08]

4.60[116.84]

3.93[99.82]

2.90[73.66]

.71[18.03]

.27 [6.86]

FIXED LO(OPTIONAL)

REFERENCEINPUT

RF MONITOROUTPUT

RFOUTPUT

8.00 [203.20]

.13 [3.30].63 [16.00]

5.00[127.00]

7.75 [196.85]

5.68 [144.27]7.25 [184.15]

4.75[120.65]

Ø.138 [3.505]

J134 PIN CONNECTOR

OPTIONAL PARALLELCONNECTOR

AMP P/N 6-104069-4

34 33

2

2

20 19

1

1

J27 PIN CONNECTORJST P/N S7B-PH-KL

J120 PIN CONNECTORAMP P/N 104069-1

5

180990BTE SERIES

J1 OPTIONAL PARALLEL DATA CONNECTION


J1 20 PINDATA CONNECTOR

PIN 2 WAKE UPPIN 4 DATA OUT +PIN 5 DATA OUT -PIN 8 DATA IN +PIN 9 DATA IN -PIN 10 ALARM

J2 7 PINDC POWER CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 +5.2 VDCPIN 2 GNDPIN 3 +15 VDCPIN 4 GNDPIN 5 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 6 GNDPIN 7 TTL ALARM

MFS SERIES: 0.9–16.88 GHz

FEATURES• Superior phase noise, 20 dB belowINTELSAT phase noise mask

• 100% environmental screening• Options for extended bandwidths

LOW PHASE NOISE SATCOM SYNTHESIZER





Output frequency range 1.610 – 3.335 GHz 3.52 – 5.305 GHz 9.46 – 16.88 GHz 8.46 – 16.88 GHz1.610 – 1.670 GHz 3.52 – 3.89 GHz 9.46 – 10.52 GHz 8.46 – 9.97 GHz2.670 – 2.690 GHz 4.625 – 5.285 GHz 10.91 – 11.53 GHz 8.71 – 10.52 GHz3.210 – 3.330 GHz 4.625 – 5.285 GHz 11.46 – 12.03 GHz 9.45 – 11.25 GHz

12.71 – 13.53 GHz 11.46 – 13.28 GHz12.72 – 13.79 GHz 12.97 – 14.29 GHz13.21 – 13.58 GHz 12.72 – 14.87 GHz

12.97 – 13.79 GHz16.01 – 16.88 GHz

Step size (Note 2) Down to 1 kHzTuning speed (to w/in 10° RMS) 10 ms typical/100 ms maximumOutput power +13 dBm minimumOutput power variation ±1.5 dB maximumInput reference frequency 5 or 10 MHzInput power level 0 ±3 dBmOutput spurious (Note 1)

In-band -70 dBc minimumOut-of-band -65 dBc minimum

Phase noise See graphs

Offset from carrier 1.610 – 3.335 GHz 3.52 – 5.305 GHz 9.46 – 16.88 GHz 8.46 – 16.88 GHz100 Hz -86 dBc -80 dBc -72 dBc -68 dBc1 kHz -100 dBc -94 dBc -88 dBc -85 dBc10 kHz -105 dBc -99 dBc -93 dBc -90 dBc100 kHz -105 dBc -99 dBc -93 dBc -90 dBc1 MHz -120 dBc -114 dBc -110 dBc -107 dBc10 MHz -140 dBc -134 dBc -130 dBc -127 dBcOutput harmonic -20 dBc typicalOutput impedance 50 ohm nominalLoad VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, all phasesFrequency control BCD, TTL, parallel lines or serial RS422Summary alarm In-lock TTL high

DC power requirements> 125 kHz step size +20/+15 volts, 1 amp typical, +5.2 volts, 0.8 amp typical< 125 kHz step size +20/+15 volts, 1.2 amps typical, +5.2 volts, 1.1 amps typical

Notes:1. Extended bandwidths beyond standards are optional.2. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.3. For serial interface, 9600 and 9700 serial protocols, visit www.miteq.com

STANDARD BANDS

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170

10 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz

FREQUENCY OFFSET FROM CARRIER

100 kHz 1 MHz 10 MHz

TY

PIC

AL

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

MFS-16310MFS-5300MFS-9630





Series

Start Frequency GHz

Stop Frequency GHz

Step Size kHz (1 – 125)

Reference Frequency kHz (5 or 10)

Interface

Parallel: -PSerial: -S protocol SCD 114843

Serial 9700: -9 protocol 135563

MFS K M. .

EXAMPLE: Part Number MFS-03.21-03.31-1K-5M-S for frequency synthesizer covering 3.21 to 3.31 GHz with1 kHz step size, 5 MHz reference and serial interface.





OUTLINE DRAWINGS

119455MFS SERIES

REFER TO MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION TABLE

.11 [2.79].75 [19.05]

.75 [19.05]

5.38 [136.65]5.60 [142.24]

5.60 [142.24]

2.670 [67.82]

2.38[60.45]

1.50 [38.10]

J901 DATA CONNECTORJ902 POWER CONNECTOR

RFINPUT

4.85[123.19]

4.63[117.60]

.110 [2.79]

CLEARANCE FOR#2 SCREW 6 PLACES

MOUNTING PATTERNAS VIEWED FROM TOP

OF SYNTHESIZER4.98

[126.49]

4.98[126.49]

RF OUTPUT

RF OUTPUTSMA FEMALE

.25 [6.35]

5.00 [127.00]

10.812 [274.625]

.85 [21.59]

1.9960[50.70] MAX

.093 [2.36]

3.30[83.82]

#6-32 PEM NUTTYPICAL 4 PLACES

J902 POWERCONNECTOR DEC-9P

J901 DATACONNECTOR3M P/N 3446-1202

REFERENCE INPUTTYPE ‘SMA’FEMALECONNECTOR

REFERENCE OUTPUTTYPE ‘SMA’ FEMALE CONNECTOR

J901-DATA CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOADPIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOADPIN 5 DATAPIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATAPIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C

INTERFACE CONNECTIONS

J902-POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GND

J901DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOAD -PIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOAD +PIN 5 DATA -PIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATA +PIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C


J902POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GNDPIN 6 +20 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GND

120001MFS SERIES

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawings1.610-3.335 GHz ............... 125 kHz step size: 174285, 180502

1 kHz step size: 168386, 1805043.52-5.305 GHz ................. 125 kHz step size: 121226, 121865

1 kHz step size: 121232, 1798628.46-13.58 GHz ................. 125 kHz step size: 121226, 119455

1 kHz step size: 179862, 1200019.46-16.88 GHz ................. 125 kHz step size: 169302,

1 kHz step size: 140069Size ........................................ Refer to outline drawingsWeight> 125 step size .................. 3 pounds typical< 125 step size .................. 4.6 pounds typical

RF connectors ....................... SMA femaleDC power connectors ............ Refer to outline drawingsControl connectors................. Refer to outline drawings

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating (surface) ........... -10 to +60°CStorage .............................. -50 to +100°C

Humidity ................................. Up to 95% at 40°Cnoncondensing

Shock (survival) ..................... 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ................. 20 to 2000 Hz

random to .04 G2/HzAltitude ................................... Up to 13,500 feet100% testing .......................... Frequency range


100% screening ..................... Temperature cycle/monitor





5.60 [142.24]

25-PIN MALED CONNECTOR(SEE TABLE FORCONNECTIONS)

5.60 [142.24]

REFERENCE INPUTSMA FEMALE

RF OUTPUTSMA FEMALE

25-P

IND


OF SYNTHESIZER

CLEARANCE FOR #2 SCREW(TYP. 6 PLACES)

1.78 [45.21]

4.98[126.49]

5.38 [136.65]

4.63[117.60]

0.11 [2.79]

0.11 [2.79] 2.67 [67.82]

4.85[123.19]


PIN 1 GROUNDPIN 2 +20 VDCPIN 3 +5.2 VDCPIN 4 TEST POINTPIN 5 TTL ALARMPIN 6 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 7 100 MHz (8)PIN 8 100 MHz (4)PIN 9 100 MHz (2)PIN 10 100 MHz (1)PIN 11 10 MHz (8)PIN 12 10 MHz (4)PIN 13 10 MHz (2)

PIN 14 GROUNDPIN 15 +20 VDCPIN 16 +5.2 VDCPIN 17 10 MHz (1)PIN 18 1 MHz (8)PIN 19 1 MHz (4)PIN 20 1 MHz (2)PIN 21 1 MHz (1)PIN 22 125/100 kHz (8)PIN 23 125/100 kHz (4)PIN 24 125/100 kHz (2)PIN 25 125/100 kHz (1)



121226MFS SERIES

121232MFS SERIES 10.812 [274.62]

.093 [2.36]

2.003[50.88]


INTERFACE

.25 [6.35]

REFERENCEINPUTTYPE “SMA”FEMALECONNECTOR

RF OUTPUT TYPE “SMA”FEMALE CONNECTOR

J901DATA CONNECTOR3M P/N 3446-1202

J902POWER CONNECTORDEC-9P

.85 [21.59]

5.00[127.00]

3.30[83.82]

J901- DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOAD -PIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOAD +PIN 5 DATA -PIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATA +PIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C

J902- POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GROUNDPIN 6 +20 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GROUND





121865MFS SERIES

140069MFS SERIES


.25 [6.35]

5.00[127.00]

.50 [12.70]

10.812 [274.625]

.85[21.59]

2.0404[51.83] MAX

.093 [2.36]

3.30[83.82]


J902 POWERCONNECTOR DEC-9P

J901 DATACONNECTOR3M P/N 3446-1202

REFERENCE INPUTTYPE ‘SMA’FEMALECONNECTOR

REFERENCE OUTPUTTYPE ‘SMA’ FEMALE CONNECTOR

J901-DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOAD -PIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOAD +PIN 5 DATA -PIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATA +PIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C


J902-POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GNDPIN 6 +20 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GND

5.60 [142.24]

5.60 [142.24] .75 [19.05]

5.380 [136.65]2.670 [67.82]

.110 [2.79]

.110 [2.79]

CLEARANCE FOR #2 SCREW6 PLACES

MOUNTING PATTERN ASVIEWED FROM TOP OF

SYNTHESIZER

RFINPUT

RF OUTPUT

POWER CONNECTOR (J902)DATA CONNECTOR (J901)

4.85[123.19]

4.630[117.60]

4.98[126.49]

4.98[126.49]

1.47[37.34]

2.38[60.45]INTERFACE CONNECTIONS

J901- DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOADPIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOADPIN 5 DATAPIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATAPIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C

J902- POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GROUNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GROUND





168386MFS SERIES

169302MFS SERIES


10.812 [274.62]

2.040[51.82] MAX.


INTERFACE

.25 [6.35]

.093 [2.36]

REFERENCEINPUT TYPE“SMA”FEMALE CONNECTOR

RF OUTPUT TYPE “SMA” FEMALE CONNECTOR

(J901)DATA CONNECTOR3M P/N 3446-1202

(J902)POWER CONNECTORDEC-9P

.85 [21.59]

5.00[127.00]

3.30[83.82]

.110 [2.79].75 [19.05]

5.38 [136.65]5.60 [142.24]

2.67 [67.82]

2.40[60.96]

RF OUTPUTSMA FEMALE

J901

J902

RFINPUT

4.98[126.49]

4.630[117.60]

.110 [2.79]

CLEARANCE FOR#2 SCREW 6 PLACES


OF SYNTHESIZER

5.50[139.70]

J901-DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOADPIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOADPIN 5 DATAPIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATAPIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C


J902-POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GNDPIN 6 +20 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GND


J901- DATA CONNECTIONSPIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOAD -PIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOAD +PIN 5 DATA -PIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATA +PIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C

J902- POWER CONNECTIONSPIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GROUNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GROUND


174285MFS SERIES

179862MFS SERIES





INPUT CONNECTOR25 PIN ‘D’ SUBMINIATUREMALE PINS, SEE TABLE 1

INPUT CONNECTOR9 PIN ‘D’ SUBMINIATUREMALE PINS, SEE TABLE 1

RF OUTPUTSMA FEMALE

.25 [6.35]

5.00[127.00]

11.31 [287.27]10.812 [274.625]

.85[21.59]

2.87[72.90]

3.30[83.82]

REFERENCEINPUT TYPE‘SMA’ FEMALECONNECTOR

6-32 THD THRU4 MOUNTING HOLES


PIN 1 GROUNDPIN 2 +15 VDCPIN 3 +5.2 VDCPIN 4 TEST POINTPIN 5 TTL ALARMPIN 6 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 7 1 GHz (8)PIN 8 1 GHz (4)PIN 9 100 MHz (8)PIN 10 100 MHz (4)PIN 11 100 MHz (2)PIN 12 100 MHz (1)PIN 13 10 MHz (8)PIN 14 GROUNDPIN 15 +15 VDCPIN 16 +5.2 VDCPIN 17 10 MHz (4)PIN 18 10 MHz (2)PIN 19 10 MHz (1)PIN 20 1 MHz (8)PIN 21 1 MHz (4)PIN 22 1 MHz (2)PIN 23 1 MHz (1)PIN 24 250 kHz (2)PIN 25 250 kHz (1)

PIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GND

5.60 [142.24]

5.60 [142.24] .75 [19.05]

5.38 [136.65]2.67 [67.82]

.11 [2.79]

.11 [2.79]

CLEARANCE FOR #2 SCREW6 PLACES


SYNTHESIZER

RFINPUT

RF OUTPUT

POWER CONNECTOR (J902)DATA CONNECTOR (J901)

4.85[123.19]

4.63[117.60]

4.98[126.49]4.98

[126.49]

1.47[37.34]

2.38[60.45]


J901- DATA CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 CLOCK +PIN 2 LOADPIN 3 CLOCK -PIN 4 LOADPIN 5 DATAPIN 6 N/CPIN 7 DATAPIN 8 N/CPIN 9 N/CPIN 10 N/C

J902- POWER CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GROUNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GROUND


180502MFS SERIES

180504MFS SERIES





CLEARANCE FOR #2SCREW 6 PLACES

5.60 [142.24]

5.60 [142.24]

5.38 [136.65]2.67 [67.82].11 [2.79]

.11 [2.79]

RFINPUT

RF OUTPUT25 PIN MALE‘D’ CONNECTORSEE TABLE FORCONNECTIONS

4.85[123.19]

4.63[117.60]

4.98[126.49]

1.90[48.26]


SYNTHESIZER


PIN 1 GROUNDPIN 2 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 3 +5.2 VDC INPUTPIN 4 TEST POINTPIN 5 TTL ALARMPIN 6 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 7 100 MHz (8)PIN 8 100 MHz (4)PIN 9 100 MHz (2)PIN 10 100 MHz (1)PIN 11 10 MHz (8)PIN 12 10 MHz (4)PIN 13 10 MHz (2)

PIN 14 GROUNDPIN 15 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 16 +5.2 VDC INPUTPIN 17 10 MHz (1)PIN 18 1 MHz (8)PIN 19 1 MHz (4)PIN 20 1 MHz (2)PIN 21 1 MHz (1)PIN 22 125/100 kHz (8)PIN 23 125/100 kHz (4)PIN 24 125/100 kHz (2)PIN 25 125/100 kHz (1)


J902 DATA CONNECTIONS

10.812 [274.62]11.31 [287.27]

2.87[72.90]

#6-32 THD NUTTYPICAL 4 PLACES

.25 [6.35]

REFERENCE INPUTTYPE “SMA”FEMALE CONNECTOR

RF OUTPUT TYPE “SMA”FEMALE CONNECTOR

J901

J902

INPUT CONN. 25 PIN‘D’ SUB MINIATUREMALE PINS, SEE TABLE 1

INPUT CONN. 9 PIN‘D’ SUB MINIATUREMALE PINS, SEE TABLE 1

.85 [21.59]

5.00[127.00]

3.30[83.82]

PIN 14 100 kHz (8)PIN 15 100 kHz (4)PIN 16 100 kHz (2)PIN 17 100 kHz (1)PIN 18 10 kHz (8)PIN 19 10 kHz (4)PIN 20 10 kHz (2)PIN 21 10 kHz (1)PIN 22 1 kHz (8)PIN 23 1 kHz (4)PIN 24 1 kHz (2)PIN 25 1 kHz (1)

PIN 1 GROUNDPIN 2 100 MHz (8)PIN 3 100 MHz (4)PIN 4 100 MHz (2)PIN 5 100 MHz (1)PIN 6 10 MHz (8)PIN 7 10 MHz (4)PIN 8 10 MHz (2)PIN 9 10 MHz (1)PIN 10 1 MHz (8)PIN 11 1 MHz (4)PIN 12 1 MHz (2)PIN 13 1 MHz (1)

J901 POWER CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 2 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 3 ALARMPIN 4 +5.2 VDCPIN 5 GROUNDPIN 6 +20 VDC/+15 VDCPIN 7 TTL ALARMPIN 8 +5.2 VDCPIN 9 GROUND

LFTS SERIES: 50 – 90 MHz155 – 330 MHz

FEATURES• Standard step size: 1 kHz

• INTELSAT phase noise compliant

• Field tested reliability



• ETSI 300019-1-4 compliant


• Fixed LO frequencies

• Custom step size

LOW FREQUENCY TRACKING SYNTHESIZER



MITEQ’s LFTS Series of UHF-band low phase noise synthesizers offer an economical solution for UHF-band INTEL-SAT satellite communications applications. In addition to the 1 kHz step size, the LFTS series synthesizers provide astandard second output used as the second conversion LO for dual conversion up- and downconverters.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range (Note 1) Tunable Fixed LO (Note 2)

50 – 90 MHz Specify

155 – 330 MHz

Step size (Note 3) 1 kHz


Output power variation ±1.5 dB maximum

Input reference frequency (Note 4) 5 or 10 MHz



Phase noise See graph (Note 6) See graph

Offset from carrier (Note 5) At 90 MHz At 330 MHz10 Hz -89 dBc -78 dBc100 Hz -99 dBc -88 dBc1 kHz -109 dBc -98 dBc10 kHz -109 dBc -98 dBc100 kHz -121 dBc -110 dBc1 MHz -141 dBc -130 dBc

Output harmonic -20 dBc -20 dBc




ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)Tunable Fixed LO (Note 2)

Summary alarm In-lock TTL 1

Frequency control Serial RS485 (4 wire), parallel

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 30 ms typical, 100 ms maximum


Outline drawing 177326

Notes:1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.2. Optional fixed LO frequencies available from 780 to 1700 MHz in 10 MHz intervals.3. Custom step sizes available, please contact MITEQ.4. Other reference frequency options available, please contact MITEQ.5. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.6. Wider operating temperatures are available, please contact MITEQ.7. For serial interface, 9700 serial interface protocol, visit www.miteq.com

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

-170-160-150-140-130-120-110-100-90-80-70-60-50-40-30-20-10

0

OFFSET FROM CARRIER

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

10 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz

10 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz-170-160-150-140-130-120-110-100-90-80-70-60-50-40-30-20-10

0

OFFSET FROM CARRIER

90 MHz

330 GHz






ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ................................. 0 to 65°CStorage .................................... -55 to +95°C

Humidity ....................................... Up to 95% at 40°Cnoncondensing

Shock (nonoperational) ................ 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ....................... 20 to 2000 Hz

random to .04 G2/HzAltitude ......................................... Up to 13,500 feet100% testing ................................ Frequency range


100% screening ........................... Temperature cycle/monitor


MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing ......................... 177326Size............................................ 8" x 5" x 0.7"Weight ....................................... 1.0 pound typicalRF connectors ........................... SMA femaleDC power connectors................ JST™ 7-pin headerControl connectors .................... 34-pin header for

parallel operationor 20-pin serial


EXAMPLE:1. Part number LFTS-0.050-0.090-1k-10M for frequency synthesizer covering .05 to .09 GHz with a step size of1 kHz and a reference frequency of 10 M.

2. Part number LFTS-0.050-0.090-1k-0920-10M for frequency synthesizer covering .05 to .09 GHz with a step size of1 kHz a fixed LO of 920 MHz and a reference frequency of 10 M.

SeriesStart Frequency (GHz)Stop Frequency (GHz)Step Size kHz (From 1k)Step Size Units M (MHz) or k (kHz)Fixed LOReference Frequency MHz or Internal (Insert I only)

LFTS M. .

OUTLINE DRAWING




177326LFTS SERIES

5.00[127.00]

3.28[83.31]

1.90[48.26]

.395 [10.03].14 [3.56]TYP.

.14 [3.56]TYP.20 PIN

CONTROLCONNECTOR

Ø.14 [3.56] MOUNTINGHOLES 4 PLACES SMA FEMALE TYP.

RFOUTPUT

REFINPUT

FIXED LO(OPTIONAL)

7 PINPOWER

CONNECTOR

.17 [4.32]

6.25 [158.75] .200 [5.08]

.633 [16.08]

4.187[106.35] 4.72

[119.89]

5.970 [151.64]

1.155[29.34]

J2 7 PINDC POWER CONNECTIONS

PIN 1 +5.2 VDCPIN 2 GNDPIN 3 +15 VDCPIN 4 GNDPIN 5 PHASE VOLTAGEPIN 6 GNDPIN 7 TTL ALARM

J1 20 PINDATA CONNECTOR

PIN 2 WAKE UPPIN 4 DATA OUT +PIN 5 DATA OUT -PIN 8 DATA IN +PIN 9 DATA IN -PIN 10 ALARM



HSLS SERIES:1–23 GHz

FEATURES• Low cost

• Phase locked to external reference

• High Q ceramic resonator VCO’s

• Low phase noise

• Small package



MITEQ’s HSLS Series of frequency synthesizers are designed for Ka-band synthesized converter requirements.The HSLS can tune up to a 3 GHz bandwidth for signals in Ka-band in 50 MHz steps. The lower band versions ofHSLS will tune to 2 GHz of bandwidth for S-, C-, X-, and Ku-band with step sizes as low as 10 MHz. The HSLSSeries will meet phase noise 15 dB below Intelsat IESS 308/309 phase noise requirements from L- through Ka-band. This synthesizer produces +16 dBm of output power from L- to X-band and is capable of delivering up to +22dBm in Ku- and Ka-band. Frequency selection is made via a simple three-wire serial interface and operates withas little as 3 Watts of power. Interface GUI and cables can be supplied to operate from any Windows based PC.Supply voltages can be chosen anywhere between 5 and 15 VDC. The HSLS is packaged in a modular 4.0” x 3.75”x 0.5” low EMI nickel plated aluminum chassis.

HIGH PERFORMANCE SINGLE-LOOP SYNTHESIZER

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range 1 – 23 GHz (Note 1)

Step size 50 MHz (Note 2)


Output power variation ±1.5 dB maximum

Input reference frequency 1 – 100 MHz (Note 3)

Input power level 0 ± dBm

Output spurious -60 dBc minimum


Offset from carrier At 22 GHz typical (Note 4)10 Hz -63 dBc100 Hz -80 dBc1 kHz -90 dBc10 kHz -92 dBc100 kHz -115 dBc1 MHz -135 dBc

Output harmonic -20 dBc typical



HSLS

PH

AS

EN

OIS

E(d

Bc/

Hz)

OFFSET FROM CARRIER

10 Hz

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170

100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz 1 MHz


ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT.)Load VSWR 1.5:1 maximum, all phases

Frequency control Serial (3 wire)

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 100 ms maximum

Summary alarm In-lock TTL 1, no lock TTL 0

DC power requirements +5.2 to +15 volts @ 650 mA maximum

Outline drawing 182690

Notes:1. Custom frequency bands available, please contact MITEQ.2. Custom step size available, please contact MITEQ.3. Other reference frequency options available, please contact MITEQ.4. Close in phase noise dependent on reference.




SeriesStart Frequency (GHz)Stop Frequency (GHz)Step Size (MHz)Reference Frequency MHz or Internal (Insert I only)Voltage (5.2–15)

HSLS PM. .

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE

EXAMPLE:1. Part number HSLS-20.500-23.000-50M-10M-15P for Single-Loop Synthesizer is 20.5 to 23 GHz in 50 MHz stepswith a 10 MHz reference and uses +15 VDC.





OUTLINE DRAWING

3.78[96.01]

3.60[91.44]

DC INTERFACEAND CONTROLJST P/N S7B-PH-KL

.54[13.72] 4.0299 [102.59]

3.07[77.98]

3.85 [97.79]

.47[11.94]

182690HSLS SERIES

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing................................ 182690Size.................................................. 3.78" x 4.03" x .54"Weight.............................................. 90 gramsRF connectors ................................. SMA femaleDC power connectors...................... JST™ 7-pin header

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ..................................... -10 to +60°CStorage ........................................ -50 to +100°C

Humidity ........................................... Up to 95% at 40°Cnoncondensing

Shock (nonoperational).................... 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival) ........................... 20 to 2000 Hz

random to 4 G2/HzAltitude ............................................. Up to 13,500 feet100% testing .................................... Frequency range


100% screening ............................... Temperature cycle/monitor


CONNECTION PIN FUNCTION

J1-1 CLKJ1-2 DATAJ1-3 LEJ1-4 N/CJ1-5 GNDJ1-6 ALARMJ1-7 Vcc

SLFS SERIES:0.1–14 GHz (IN BANDS)

FEATURES• 1 MHz standard step size• Small package size• Low power dissipation• INTELSAT phase noise compliant


MITEQ’s SLFS Series of synthesizers offer a compact and economical solution for SATCOM and VHF Ku-bandmicrowave communication systems. The SLFS can be controlled with any notebook or desktop PC with a userfriendly Graphic User Interface. This series is available in VHF through Ku-band with typical bandwidths of 800 MHz,with an efficient design that dissipates only 2.5 Watts. The SLFS is available in wider bandwidths and custom stepsizes as required. Package size is modular, 2.25” x 2.25” x 0.6”, SMA input and output with 7 PIN JST interface con-nector.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutput frequency range 0.1 – 14 GHz (in bands)



Step size 1 MHz*

Input reference frequency 1–100 MHz (Internal reference available)

Input reference power 0 ±3 dBm

Output harmonic -20 dBc

Output spurious -60 dBc

Regulation ±5%

Noise and ripple 10 mV, P-P maximum

Summary alarm TTL high in-lock, low out-lock

Frequency control Serial (3 WIRE) – 4 BIT Parallel Option

Acquisition time (to phase lock) 100 ms maximum


Offset from carrier 1 GHz 7 GHz 14 GHz10 Hz -70 dBc -60 dBc -60 dBc100 Hz -75 dBc -70 dBc -65 dBc1k Hz -80 dBc -75 dBc -65 dBc10 kHz -90 dBc -85 dBc -75 dBc100 kHz -115 dBc -110 dBc -100 dBc1 MHz -125 dBc -120 dBc -120 dBc

DC power requirements +5.2 to +15 VDC @ 350 mA

*Note: Smaller step sizes available depending on output band, please contact MITEQ.

SINGLE-LOOP FAST SWITCHING SYNTHESIZER



GUI INTERFACE (for serial programming):Now available at:http://amps.miteq.com/Amps2007/synthesizers/SLFS-GUI.zip


OFFSET FROM CARRIER10 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz 10 kHz 100 kHz

14 GHzP

HA

SE

NO

ISE

(dB

c/H

z)

0-10-20-30-40-50-60-70-80-90

-100-110-120-130-140-150-160-170




SeriesStart FrequencyStop FrequencyStep SizeStep Size Units M (MHz) or k (kHz)Reference Frequency in MHz 1–100 M or Internal (Insert I only)Alarm 3. TTL: low in-lock, high out-of-lock

4. TTL: high in-lock, low out-of-lockVoltage (5.2–15)

SLFS P. .

EXAMPLE: Part Number SLFS-09.000-11.000-2M-10M-4-15P frequency synthesizer covering 9 to 11 GHzwith a step size of 2 MHz, a reference frequency of 10 MHz, TTL high in-lock alarm and 15 volts DC supply.

TYPICAL PHASE NOISE




OUTLINE DRAWING

172526SLFS SERIES

1.284[32.61]

.680[17.27]

1.90[48.26]


SMARF OUTPUT

SMARF INPUT

PIN #1

7 PIN CONNECTOR

.09 [2.29].09 [2.29]

2.25 [57.15]

2.070 [52.58]

2.25[57.15] 2.070

[52.58]

.345 [8.76].60 [15.24]

MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONSOutline drawing .............................. 172526Size ................................................ 2.25" x 2.25" x .60"Weight ............................................ 100 gramsRF connectors ................................ SMA femaleDC power connectors..................... JST™ 7-pin header

ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONSTemperatureOperating ................................. -10 to +60°CStorage...................................... -50 to +100°C

Humidity......................................... Up to 95% at 40°Cnoncondensing

Shock (nonoperational) ................. 30 g’s, 10 ms pulseVibration (survival)......................... 20 to 2000 Hz

random to .04 G2/HzAltitude........................................... Up to 13,500 feet100% testing.................................. Frequency range


100% screening............................. Temperature cycle/monitor

JST PIN USE (PARALLEL COMMUNICATIONS) USE (SERIAL COMMUNICATIONS)

1 DATA bit 1 (LSB) CLK2 DATA bit 2 DATA3 DATA bit 3 LE4 GND GND5 DATA bit 4 N/C6 ALARM ALARM7 Vcc Vcc

SPACEBORNE OSCILLATOR PRODUCTS



Ku-BAND PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR

Features Include:• Frequency range: 0.1-40 GHz• Power output: +13 to +27 dBm• Phase noise [8 GHz]: -115 dBc/Hz @ 100 kHz• Input reference: 10-200 MHz• Radiation immunity: 100 Krads• Life test: 1000 hours

DUAL OUTPUT Ku-BAND PHASE-LOCKED OSCILLATOR

Features Include:• Frequency range: 0.1-40 GHz• Power output: +13 dBm• Phase noise: -115 dBc/Hz @ 100 kHz• Input reference: 10-200 MHz• Radiation immunity: 100 Krads• Dual output phased-locked oscillator

FREE-RUNNING OSCILLATOR

Features Include:• Frequency range: 5-16 GHz• Power output: +13 to +27 dBm• Phase noise: [10.4 GHz]: -90 dBc/Hz @ 10 kHz• Radiation immunity: 100 Krads• Life test: 1000 hours



ISO 9001:2000 CERTIFIED

PRICING AND TERMSA quotation on any item in the catalog is available by contacting the factory. Allquotations, unless otherwise noted, are valid for 60 days from the date of issue,F.O.B. (FCA) Hauppauge, NY 11788. Pricing does not include customer or gov-ernment source inspection unless otherwise noted. On international orders, anirrevocable letter of credit may be required. MITEQ accepts these credit cards:

QUANTITY DISCOUNTSA quantity discount is generally available on most catalog items. Due to thewide variety of devices in the catalog, it is not possible to provide a standard discount schedule. When quantities are involved,please contact the factory and the appropriate information will be provided.

SOURCE INSPECTIONGovernment / customer source inspection is available on any item upon receipt of the complete written confirmation of purchaseorder items, including the prime government contract number. Source inspection with respect to some products increases theunit price and extends delivery because of duplicate standard final inspection and testing. It is recommended wherever possi-ble that a Certificate of Compliance be substituted for source inspection to minimize price and delivery delays.

SHIPPING INFORMATIONUnless instructed otherwise by the customer, we will ship UPS in the U.S. F.O.B. (FCA) Hauppauge. Air freight will be used asthe primary international means of shipment. Please indicate at time of purchase what method of shipment you require.

RETURNED MATERIALWhen returning material for repair or replacement, please ensure that there is complete information included with the shipment,giving a detailed description of the reason for its return, the date and purchase order on which it was obtained, and the exactaddress to which the material is to be reshipped. All returns must arrive freight, postage, duties and handling prepaid.

REPAIR COSTSWarranty repairs will be made at no cost to the customer. Units out of warranty, or those which have been mishandled, willrequire approval by the customer for the charges involved before the repairs can be accomplished. We will provide an estimatefor the cost of the repair, which can be applied to the repair, if approval is granted. For those items that are deemed beyondrepair, or where the customer may decide not to repair the unit, an evaluation fee and handling charge will be applicable.

APPLICATION ENGINEERINGWe maintain a large support staff of engineers who are experts in specific areas of microwave technology. Each has an engi-neering background that combines both a formal engineering education with training and experience in product design. Asfurther technical support, we make available the services of our engineering and scientific staff, who may be consulted onmore advanced circuit designs or application problems.

DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONSThe material presented in this catalog was current at the time of publication. MITEQ Inc.’s continuing product improvement pro-gram makes it necessary to reserve the right to change our mechanical and electrical specifications without notice. If either ofthese parameters is critical, please contact the factory to verify that the information is current.

MITEQ attained its original ISO 9001 registration in June 1993, when fewer than 1500companies were registered. ISO 9001 has since become a recognized standard forquality in over 90 countries. Nationally, it is accepted by an ever-increasing number ofgovernment agencies in place of longstanding military specifications covering qualityand inspection criteria. Among those are MIL-Q-9858 and MIL-I-45208.

MITEQ’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001 by National Quality Assurance USA(NQA), an accredited registrar of the American National Standards Institute -Registration Accreditation Board (ANSI-RAB). NQA performs a quality audit at MITEQ every six months to assure continuedcompliance to the standard. Additionally, MITEQ’s internal auditing system, coupled with regular management reviews, assuresthat the quality system is effective, updated and constantly improved.

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1. MITEQ, Inc. warrants to the purchaser that each of its products, when shipped will be free from defects in materialand workmanship and will perform in full accordance with applicable specifications. The limit of liability under thiswarranty is at MITEQ, Inc.’s option to repair or replace any product or part thereof which shall within: (a) threeyears of delivery for indoor equipment, (b) two years of delivery for outdoor equipment and (c) one year of deliveryfor integrated assemblies or equipment having RF output powers equal to or greater than +24 dBm, be returnedby the purchaser to MITEQ, Inc., at 100 Davids Drive, Hauppauge, New York, 11788, and shall, as determined byexamination by MITEQ, Inc., prove defective in material and/or workmanship. Warranty returns must first beauthorized in writing by MITEQ, Inc. Disassembly of any MITEQ, Inc. product by anyone other than an authorizedrepresentative of MITEQ, Inc. voids this warranty in its entirety. MITEQ, Inc. reserves the right to make changesin any of its products without incurring any obligation to make the same changes on previously delivered products.

2. Components and subsystems having been repaired by MITEQ, Inc. shall be warranted for that repair for ninety(90) days. For products that are still within the original warranty period as described above, the original warranty(if longer) will take precedence. For all SATCOM products, that portion of the system that is repaired, will be war-rantied for one year.

3. As a condition to the warranties provided for herein, the Buyer will prepay the shipping charges for all productsreturned to MITEQ, Inc. for repair and MITEQ, Inc. will pay the return shipping with the exception of rack mountablehardware returned from outside the United States in which case the buyer will pay the shipping charges.

4. The buyer will pay the cost of inspecting and testing any goods returned under the warranty or otherwise whichare found to meet the applicable specifications or which are not defective or not covered by the warranty.

5. Products sold by MITEQ, Inc. shall not be considered defective or non-conforming to the Buyers’ order if they (a)satisfactorily fulfill the performance requirements that were (i) provided by the Buyer to MITEQ, Inc. or (ii) as publishedin the Sellers’ product specification literature, or (b) or in accordance with any written or verbal agreementbetween the Buyer and MITEQ, Inc., or (c) are in accordance with samples approved by the Buyer. This warrantyshall not apply to any products or parts thereof which have been subject to accident, negligence, alteration, abuseor misuse. MITEQ, Inc. makes no warranty whatsoever in respect to accessories or parts not supplied by it.

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EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH HEREIN, THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, CONDITIONS, GUARANTEES OR REPRE-SENTATIONS AS TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR OTHER WARRANTIES, CONDI-TIONS, GUARANTEES OR REPRESENTATIONS, WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, IN LAW OR IN FACT, ORAL OR INWRITING.

MITEQ, INC.’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY IN DAMAGES OR OTHERWISE SHALL NOT EXCEED THE PAYMENT, IF ANY,RECEIVED BYMITEQ, INC. FOR THE UNIT OF PRODUCT OR SERVICE FURNISHED OR TO BE FURNISHED, AS THE CASEMAY BE, WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF CLAIM OR DISPUTE. IN NO EVENT SHALL MITEQ, INC. BE LIABLE FOR INCIDEN-TAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, HOWSOEVER CAUSED.

7. All matters regarding this warranty shall be interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of New York andany controversy that cannot be settled directly shall be settled by arbitration in New York, New York in accordancewith the rules then prevailing of the American Arbitration Association, and judgement upon the award renderedmay be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof.

8. As required by Article 10(3) and Article 11(2) of Directive 2002/96/EC (WEEE Directive) of theEuropean Parliament and the Council of the European Union, and in accordance with EuropeanStandard EN 50419, MITEQ Inc. labels its products with the following symbol:

This symbol indicates that the product cannot be thrown into the trash, and must be collected andtreated in accordance with Directive 2002/96/EC and local regulations.

MITEQ FEDERAL SUPPLY CODE

Our Federal Supply Code is: 33592

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