ADMV8052ACCZ

ADMV8052ACCZ is Analog Devices’ dual-channel RF demodulator in the ADMV family. It converts RF signals to baseband I/Q, with programmable gain/phase and an on-chip LO, typically controlled via a digital interface (SPI). The device is designed to simplify receivers for microwave radar, communications, and instrumentation by integrating key RF functions and enabling flexible tuning and calibration. The ACCZ suffix indicates a specific package and temperature grade; for exact pinout, voltage, packaging, and operating range, consult the official datasheet.

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Manufacturer: Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI).
What kind of company: ADI is a U.S.-based multinational semiconductor company that designs and manufactures high-performance analog, mixed-signal, RF and microwave integrated circuits and modules (including parts with the ADMV prefix). It supplies data converters, amplifiers, RF transceivers, power management and signal-processing solutions for industrial, communications, automotive, aerospace/defense and consumer markets. Headquarters: Wilmington, Massachusetts.

- Coherent optical communication receivers
- RF/microwave downconversion and demodulation front-ends
- Radar and electronic warfare systems
- Test and measurement instrumentation
- Aerospace/defense and high-speed data acquisition applications

The ADMV8052ACCZ is supplied in a 3 mm × 3 mm 16-lead LFCSP (lead-frame chip-scale package, ACCZ variant).