I got a little curious as to how the AD8307 chip would
respond to various waveform types. So I compared a sin wave with a square wave
and a noise waveform.
Since the slope of the 8307 in this configuration is 25mv
per 1dBm change, understanding how the type of signal presented to the 8307 may be
important. Good thing I checked. The data shows a little over 2dBm difference can be realized between
a sin wave and square wave. Numbers below shows up to 117mv difference which in this case is closer to 5dBm.
0.018
|
0.056
|
0.064
|
0.058
|
0.061
|
0.07
|
0.066
|
0.117
|
This pretty much ends the testing of the AD8307 chip in this
configuration. Next up will be a board that will have some additional
components added in. The input will have the inductor, cap, and resistor added in
and a lpf will be installed on the output of the 8307 as well.
73, Peter
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