Abstract
New MMIC's have been developed for an ultra-broadband FM video tuner in a multi-channel video distribution system using optical fiber networks. The MMIC's provide both frequency synthesis and up-conversion. They are integrated on two GaAs MMIC chips and one Si LSI chip. The chips are mounted in a flat package to form a tunable block up converter, By combining the MMIC's with currently available consumer product type components, a low cost FM video tuner with a 2 GHz tuning bandwidth was achieved in hardware. Successful tuning performance is obtained over the whole tuning frequency range. >
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