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ARA05050
Reverse Amplifier with Step Attenuator
Data Sheet
FEATURES
• Low Cost Integrated Monolothic GaAs Amplifier
With Step Attenuator
• Attenuation Range: 0-30 dB, Adjustable In
2dB Increments Via a 4 Wire Parallel Control
• Meets DOCSIS Distortion Requirements at
+58dBmV Output Signal Level
• Low Distortion and Low Noise
• Low Signal toNoise Ratio at All Gain Levels
• Frequency Range: 5-100 MHz
• 5 Volt Operation
• RoHS-Compliant Package Option
APPLICATIONS
• MCNS/DOCSIS Compliant Cable Modems
• CATV Interactive Set-Top Box
• OpenCable Set-Top Box
• Fiber Nodes
• Cable Modem Termination Systems (CMTS)
S12 Package
28 Pin SSOP with Heat Slug
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The ARA05050 is a GaAs IC designed to provide the
reverse path amplification and output level control
functions in a CATV Set-Top Box or Cable Modem.
It incorporates a digitally controlled precision step
attenuator that is preceded by an ultra low noise
amplifier stage, and followed by an ultra-linear output
driver amplifier. This device is capable of meeting
the MCNS/DOCSIS requirements for harmonic
4 Attenuation Control
performance at a +58dBmV output level while requiring
only a single polarity +5V supply. Both the input
and the output are single-ended and matched to 75
Ohms. The precision attenuator provides up to 30 dB
of attenuation in 2 dB increments. The ARA05050 is
offered in a 28-pin SSOP package that features a heat
slug on the bottom of the package, and is available in
a RoHS-compliant option.
Switch
ARA05050
LPF Balun
Upstream
QPSK/16QAM
Modulator
RAM ROM
5-42 MHz
Transmit Enable/Disable
Clock
Data
MAC
Diplexer
54-860 MHz
Double-
Conversion
Tuner
44 MHz
SAW
Filter
Clock
Data
QAM Receiver
with FEC
Microcontroller
with Ethernet
MAC
10Base-T
Transceiver
Figure 1: Cable Modem or Set Top Box Application Diagram
RJ45
Connector
204227B • Skyworks Proprietary and Confidential Information • Products and Product Information are Subject to Change Without Notice • September 19, 2016
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