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Hi ,

Has anyone used any high frequency ( DC to 1GHz) multiplier for some application? Could you please tell me some ICs that will do the same job?

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Check Analog Devices portfolio, they have some. I have used 1:4 mux up to 2.4GHz.
 
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I have seen ADL5391. But Im looking some other manufacturer too..Can you people suggest some?

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Any MMIC amplifier (as MAR or ERA series from Minicircuits) running in saturation can be used as a frequency multiplier.
There is a rule, the 3dB gain bandwidth should be inside of the multiplier range.
 

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