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== Control Board == | == Control Board == | ||
+ | * A lot of designs using an Arduino/OLEDS, etc to control the card | ||
+ | ** Unnecessary | ||
+ | *** Could add noise from OLED | ||
+ | *** Doesn't need to switch too often | ||
* Use [[SWLEDX8]] to control attenuation selection | * Use [[SWLEDX8]] to control attenuation selection | ||
Revision as of 11:56, 11 September 2021
Features
- This is a PE4302 numerical control RF attenuator module.
- The parallel immediate mode is simple and easy to use.
- Bandwidth is wide and can be 1MHz to 4GHz.
- Program control gain attenuation range is from 0 to 31.5DB.
- The module supports parallel port and serial port mode as well as power on state selection function.
Specifications
- Power Supply Voltage
- 2.7-3.3 VDC - 3V typical
- Typical current 5mA
- Program control gain attenuation range
- 0~31.5DB
- 10K pull down resistors to ground
- Digital Input High 0.7xVDD in V = 2.1V
- Using 1.5K pullup with 18K pulldown = 2.6V
- Stepping: 0.5DB
- Input/Output Impedance
- 50 ohm
- Bandwidth
- 1MHz~4GHz
- Attenuation value will differ under different frequency
- Max Input power (50Ω) +30 dBm (1W = 7.1V RMS)
- Connectors
- SMA-female
Control Board
- A lot of designs using an Arduino/OLEDS, etc to control the card
- Unnecessary
- Could add noise from OLED
- Doesn't need to switch too often
- Unnecessary
- Use SWLEDX8 to control attenuation selection
References
- DuWayne's Arduino based attenuator
- Hackaday project page
- Peregrine Semiconductor's page - Chip maker
- PE4302 tswfi - Simple attenuator built with PE4302 and Arduino "pro micro".