Current-Source DAC with PIN Diode Provides RF Attenuation and Thermal Compensation

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Application Note

April 2007

RF attenuation is a common circuit in wireless designs. This application note details several methods used to control RF attenuation using a PIN diode, as well as a current-source DAC.

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