Closed markl17 closed 3 years ago
Hi as I mentioned u21 that you describe has 8 pins mine 6
U21 is a voltage regulator, not an amplifier. Based on your previous issue, I believe you are actually concerned about U25, the transmit amplifier. U25 is Avago part number MGA-81563. This is an older part, but it continues to be available at some distributors. This part number is documented in the KiCad schematic and also in doc/hardware/hackrf-one-bom.csv
in the latest release package.
Based on the information you have provided, I am not confident that you actually have a problem with U25, but I believe this is the part number you are looking for.
@ @mossmann Thank you so much I will look into that
630-MGA-81563-TR1G I think this is what you are talking about it is a 14 db upto 6ghz but not available qt mouser also is there a way to make hackrf go to 10 ghz is there a plan to make one that can go that far anything higher than that
only one place out of all those on the list have them mouser doesnt cary it either how does one solder and unsolder such a small part without burning it or something
https://www.berkeleynucleonics.com/model-825 this thing cost above 12k astronamical also how does one create a complex wave of let say at 500 and 700 mhz and 1.3 ghz 2.3 ghz 3.2 ghz 4.4 ghz 5.5 ghz and 6.6 ghz as an example that they all should bee in their right timing I mean their wave length gets smaller and smaller yet can they all be broadcast a a complex pattern if that makes cense in a burst i.e 1.5 m 42cm 25cm 12cm 9 cm 7.1 cm 5.9cm and 5.2 cm or there about so that they should appear tucked in one from the other so to say it is a pattern question I.e. 1.5m could fit 3 of 42cm and 2 of 25cm and so on
this is what this guy called u21 which I think is really u25
Red arrow = U25 = MGA-81563 Blue arrow = U13 = MGA-81563
As mossmann said, the electrical schematics and layout files are available in the hackrf repository. Take a look there, it may help you with the troubleshooting.
@mossmann and @gbuzogany are correct in the part numbers provided. I am closing this issue as the initial question about part numbers has been resolved.
Steps to reproduce
1.the u21 chip or preamp stoped working the output voltage is not .014 v which is I think 20db 2. 3.
fixed once I find the chip name
Actual behaviour
not enough voltage the amo chip is dead
Version information
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