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Wireless and RF

Maxim supplies high-integration and building block level high-performance wireless and RF ICs. Our solutions address critical wireless and radio functions within the telecom, cable, and automotive markets.

RF Mixers and Vector Multipliers
Power Amplifier ICs
Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNAs)
PLLs and VCOs
RF Power Detectors
Attenuators and VGAs

I/Q Modulators and Demodulators
High-Speed Data Converters
RF Predistorters
RF Transceivers, Receivers, and Transmitters
Automotive Tuner ICs
ASIC Design Services

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Secure NFC Tags and RFID Readers

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MAX2771
Multiband Universal GNSS Receiver

  • Multi-Constellation Support
  • Multiband Support
  • Programmable IF Bandwidths of 2.5MHz, 4.2MHz, 8.7MHz, 16.4MHz, 23.4MHz, 36MHz

MAX5857
16-Bit, 5.9Gsps Wideband Interpolating and Modulating RF DAC with JESD204B Interface

  • Simplifies RF Design and Enables New Communication Architectures
  • Direct RF Synthesis of 1.2GHz Bandwidth
  • Highly Flexible and Configurable

MAX3521
DOCSIS 3.0 Upstream Amplifier

  • +5V Supply Voltage
  • Ultra-Low 25mW Dissipation in Transmit-Disable Mode
  • 63dB Gain-Control Range in 1dB Steps

Reference Designs

Type ID Title
Reference Circuit5390LFRD014: Tube Motor Receiver Reference Design
Reference Circuit5387QAM Reference Design Using the MAX5880 Modulator and MAX5882 RF DAC
Reference Circuit5366LFRD001: MAX1472/MAX1473/MAXQ610 Remote Keyless Entry Reference Design
Reference Circuit5364Femtocell Radio Reference Designs Using the MAX2550–MAX2553 Transceivers
Reference Circuit5150Simple Wireless Temperature Monitor Also Has Data-Logging Capabilities
Reference Circuit463REP019: Tuned Dual-Band Front-End CDMA IC with Single 110MHz IF
Reference Circuit459REP020: Dual-Band Dual-Mode FE IC with Common 210MHz IF
Reference Circuit458REP021: Front end for 2.5GHz GlobalStar +IS-95
Reference Circuit457REP018: Dual-Band Dual-Mode Front-End IC with Common 183.6MHz IF
Reference Circuit453REP005: Tuned Front End for Dual-Band CDMA for Use with Low-Cost 85MHz IF SAWs
Reference Circuit451REP023: 3.5GHz Upconverter from 350MHz Achieves 9dB Gain and 1.3dBm IIP3
Reference Circuit448REP017: Dual-Band Triple-Mode IC Uses 183MHz for both CDMA and AMPS IFs
Reference Circuit446REP015: Dual-Path CDMA PA Tuned for High Linearity
Reference Circuit445REP010: Dual-band IS-136 FE IC at 183MHz IF
Reference Circuit444REP007: Cellular Front-End IC Drives IFR3100 IF Demodulator
Reference Circuit443REP008: Dual-Band Front-End IC Tuned for CDMA, PCS, and AMPS at a Common 85MHz Low IF
Reference Circuit442REP002: Dual-Band IS-136 TDMA RF Front-End Needs no Special Components
Reference Circuit441REP001: AMPS FM Mixer Trades Off IIP3 for Gain
Reference Circuit4279MAX2769 GPS Reference Design
Reference Circuit4278DVB-T Receiver Reference Design with the MAX3580
Reference Circuit4276WLAN Reference Design with the MAX2830
Reference Circuit4275GPS USB Reference Design with the MAX2769
Reference Circuit4274WiBro Reference Design with the MAX2837
Reference Circuit4178DVB-S Half-NIM Tuner Reference Design Uses the MAX2120 Tuner
Reference Circuit4175MAX3541 DVB-T/PAL Tuner
Reference Circuit4174MAX2165 DMB-TH USB Dongle Reference Design
Reference Circuit4173MAX3580 DVB-T Reference Design
Reference Circuit4172MAX2160 ISDB-T Reference Design
Reference Circuit4171Transmitter Reference Design for a 900MHz Full-Duplex Radio
Reference Circuit4156Reference Design for an 802.11b/g RF Front-End Module Using the MAX2830
Reference Circuit4154MAX2170/MAX2171 DAB/T-DMB Reference Design
Reference Circuit1088REP014: CDMA PA provides -45dBc ACPR at +28.5dBm

Trainings & Videos



Fundamentals of RF and Wireless Communications
38:44 min
May 2018