
SL610/611 & 612
ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS
These characteristics are guaranteed over the following conditions (unless otherwise stated)
Supply voltage VCC: 6V
Ambient temperature: 22
°
C
±
2
°
C
Test frequency: SL610C 30MHz
SL611C 30MHz
SL612C 1.75MHz
Value
Circuit
SL610C
SL611C
SL612C
SL610C
SL611C
SL612C
SL610C
SL611C
SL612C
SL610C
SL611C
SL612C
Characteristics
Supply current
Voltage gain
Cut-off frequency (-3dB)
Max. output signal (max. AGC)
Max.input signal (max. AGC)
AGC range
AGC current
18
24
32
85
50
10
40
40
60
15
15
3.3
20
26
34
120
80
15
1.0
250
50
50
70
0.15
20
20
5
22
28
36
0.6
mA
mA
mA
dB
dB
dB
MHz
MHz
MHz
V rms
mV rms
dB
dB
dB
mA
Units
Min. Typ. Max.
Conditions
No signal, Pin 3 open circuit
R
S
= 50
R
L
= 22
°
C
T
amb
= 22
°
C
RL = 150
(SL610C/611C)
RL = 1.2k
(SL612C)
Pin 7 0V to 5.1V
Current into pin 7 at 5.1V
APPLICATION NOTES
Input circuit
The SL610C, SL611C and SL612C are normally used with
pins 5 and 6 connected together and with the input connected
via a capacitor as shown in Fig.2.
The input impedance is negative between 30MHz and
100MHz (SL610C, SL611C only) and is shown in Fig.3. The
source and inductive is should be shunted by a 1k
resistor to
prevent oscillation.
An alternative circuit with improved noise figure is shown in
Fig.4.
Output circuit
The output stage is an emitter follower and has a negative
output impedance at certain frequencies as shown in Fig.5.
To prevent oscillation when the load is capacitive a 47
resistor should be conncted in series with the output.
AGC
When pin 7 is open circuit or connected to a voltage less
than 2V the voltage gain is normal. As the AGC voltage is
increased there is a reduction in gain as shown in Fig.6. This
reduction varies with temperature.
Fig.4 Alternative input circuit
4
8
3
5
6
Fig.5 Typical output impedance with s/c input (G22)