Key specifications - HF frequency range: DC to 500 MHz - LO frequency range: DC to 500 MHz - Supply voltage: ±5.0 V - Supply current: ±95 mA What this product delivers - Wide, matched frequency coverage: Handles both HF and LO signals from DC up to 500 MHz, allowing one component to be used across many RF and baseband applications. - Simple power requirements: Operates from a bipolar ±5.0 V supply with a defined supply current of ±95 mA, making power budgeting and system integration straightforward. - Predictable performance: Clear electrical limits (frequency, supply voltage, and current) reduce integration risk and speed up qualification in your system. Key benefits — why you need it - Reduces component count by supporting both HF and LO functions over the same DC–500 MHz range. - Eases design integration into existing systems that use ±5.0 V supplies, minimizing power-supply conversion work. - Enables repeatable results in RF test, measurement, and prototyping environments due to well-specified operating limits. Compatibility and integration notes - Compatible with systems and modules that require HF and LO signals within DC–500 MHz and a ±5.0 V power rail. - Ensure your system can provide up to ±95 mA per device for reliable operation. - For mechanical details (size, mounting, materials) consult the product datasheet to confirm fit and environmental suitability. Typical applications / use scenarios - RF test bench: Use as a signal path component in lab measurement setups where HF and LO coverage from DC to 500 MHz simplifies signal routing and test vectoring. - Prototyping and evaluation: Integrate into development platforms that require flexible HF/LO handling without changing hardware for different frequency bands below 500 MHz. - Receiver/transceiver front-ends and LO distribution: Employ in systems needing stable LO or HF coverage across DC–500 MHz while operating from ±5.0 V rails. What to verify before purchase - Confirm mechanical dimensions and materials from the datasheet if enclosure fit or environmental constraints are critical. - Check the overall system power budget for the ±95 mA requirement. - Verify any additional electrical or thermal limits (see full datasheet) relevant to your application. Order and support - Use the listed electrical specifications (DC–500 MHz HF and LO, ±5.0 V, ±95 mA) when planning integration, procurement, and system validation.