Mouser Supplies ADI ADRV9026 Transceivers
Meeting cellular infrastructure application requirements


Mouser Electronics announced on the 7th that it is supplying Analog Devices (ADI)'s ADRV9026 quad-channel broadband RF transceiver.

A small, low-power 4T4R solution for Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) and Remote Radio Units (RRUs) meets the high-performance requirements of cellular infrastructure applications, including massive multiple-input multiple-output (mMIMO), small cells, and macro 3G/4G/5G systems.

The ADRV9026 transceiver reduces installation space and increases form factor flexibility for wireless device design projects. It supports a maximum reception bandwidth of 200 MHz and a frequency range of 650 MHz to 6 GHz.

It provides an advanced transceiver solution equipped with four independently controlled 450MHz differential transmitters and four independently controlled receivers, as well as integrated synthesizers, filters, and digital signal processing capabilities.

The ADRV9026 transceiver, with 50% reduced power consumption compared to the previous generation, enables high wireless density to support a larger number of antennas and supports ORAN (Open Radio Access Network) small cell designs with lower cost and system power.

A common platform design for transceivers for 3G/4G/5G systems can reduce complexity and costs for various applications, and a flexible design can implement a modular architecture for scalable wireless solutions.

Mouser also supplies an ADRV9026 evaluation system consisting of an ADS9-V2EBZ FPGA carrier board, ADRV9026-HB/PCBZ (2.8GHz~6GHz) and ADRV9026-MB/PCBZ (650MHz~2.8GHz) wireless cards.

The wireless card provides a 4x4 transceiver platform for device evaluation, and all peripherals required for the operation of each wireless card include a separate high-efficiency power circuit board. Compatible evaluation software for the system is provided for download and includes API libraries, a Windows GUI, and binary images for FPGA configuration.