MAX2620EUA+ - Maxim Integrated

MAX2620

1VCC1

TANK

FDBK

SHDN

OUT

VCC2

GND

OUT

VCC VCC

VCC

BIAS

SUPPLY

C17

1.5pF

1000pF

10Ω

CERAMIC

RESONATOR

VTUNE

900MHz BAND OSCILLATOR

1kΩ

ALPHA

SMV1204-34

1.5pF 1.5pF

51Ω

10nH

2.7pF

1pF

0.1µF

1000pF

OUT TO SYNTHESIZER

OUT TO MIXER

SHDN

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

________________________________________________________________ Maxim Integrated Products 1

19-1248; Rev 2; 2/02

EVALUATION KIT

AVAILABLE

_________________General Description

The MAX2620 combines a low-noise oscillator with two

output buffers in a low-cost, plastic surface-mount,

ultra-small µMAX package. This device integrates func-

tions typically achieved with discrete components. The

oscillator exhibits low-phase noise when properly

mated with an external varactor-tuned resonant tank

circuit. Two buffered outputs are provided for driving

mixers or prescalers. The buffers provide load isolation

to the oscillator and prevent frequency pulling due to

load-impedance changes. Power consumption is typi-

cally just 27mW in operating mode (VCC = 3.0V), and

drops to less than 0.3µW in standby mode. The MAX2620

operates from a single +2.7V to +5.25V supply.

________________________Applications

Analog Cellular Phones

Digital Cellular Phones

900MHz Cordless Phones

900MHz ISM-Band Applications

Land Mobile Radio

Narrowband PCS (NPCS)

____________________________Features

♦Low-Phase-Noise Oscillator: -110dBc/Hz

(25kHz offset from carrier) Attainable

♦Operates from Single +2.7V to +5.25V Supply

♦Low-Cost Silicon Bipolar Design

♦Two Output Buffers Provide Load Isolation

♦Insensitive to Supply Variations

♦Low, 27mW Power Consumption (VCC = 3.0V)

♦Low-Current Shutdown Mode: 0.1µA (typ)

PART

MAX2620EUA -40°C to +85°C

TEMP RANGE PIN-PACKAGE

8 µMAX

_______________Ordering Information

MAX2620E/D -40°C to +85°C Dice*

Pin Configuration appears at end of data sheet.

*Dice are tested at TA= +25°C, DC parameters only.

____________________________________________________Typical Operating Circuit

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MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

2 _______________________________________________________________________________________

ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS

DC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

(VCC1, VCC2 = +2.7V to +5.25V, FDBK = open, TANK = open, OUT and OUT connected to VCC through 50Ω, SHDN = 2V,

TA= -40°C to +85°C, unless otherwise noted. Typical values measured at VCC1 = VCC2 = 3.0V, TA= +25°C.) (Note 1)

AC ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

(Test Circuit of Figure 1, VCC = +3.0V, SHDN = VCC, ZLOAD = ZSOURCE = 50Ω, PIN = -20dBm (50Ω), fTEST = 900MHz,

TA= +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)

Stresses beyond those listed under “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. These are stress ratings only, and functional

operation of the device at these or any other conditions beyond those indicated in the operational sections of the specifications is not implied. Exposure to

absolute maximum rating conditions for extended periods may affect device reliability.

VCC1, VCC2 to GND .................................................-0.3V to +6V

TANK, SHDN to GND .................................-0.3V to (VCC + 0.3V)

OUT, OUT to GND...........................(VCC - 0.6V) to (VCC + 0.3V)

FDBK to GND ..................................(VCC - 2.0V) to (VCC + 0.3V)

Continuous Power Dissipation (TA= +70°C)

µMAX (derate 5.7mW/°C above +70°C) .....................457mW

Operating Temperature Range

MAX2620EUA .................................................-40°C to +85°C

Junction Temperature......................................................+150°C

Storage Temperature Range .............................-65°C to +165°C

Lead Temperature (soldering, 10s) .................................+300°C

µA

0.1 2

SHDN = 0.6V

Shutdown Current

mA9.0 12.5

UNITSMIN TYP MAXCONDITIONSPARAMETER

Supply Current

V2.0Shutdown Input Voltage High

V0.6Shutdown Input Voltage Low

µA5.5 20

SHDN = 2.0V

Shutdown Bias Current High

µA0.5

SHDN = 0.6V

Shutdown Bias Current Low

MHz10 1050TA= -40°C to +85°C (Note 2)

UNITSMIN TYP MAXCONDITIONSPARAMETER

Frequency Range

dB50

OUT or OUT to TANK; OUT, OUT driven at P = -20dBm

Reverse Isolation

dB33

OUT to OUT

Output Isolation

Note 2: Guaranteed by design and characterization at 10MHz, 650MHz, 900MHz, and 1050MHz. Over this frequency range, the

magnitude of the negative real impedance measured at TANK is greater than one-tenth the magnitude of the reactive

impedances at TANK. This implies proper oscillator start-up when using an external resonator tank circuit with Q > 10. C3

and C4 must be tuned for operation at the desired frequency.

Note 1: Specifications are production tested and guaranteed at TA= +25°C and TA= +85°C. Specifications are guaranteed by

design and characterization at TA= -40°C.

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

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TYPICAL OPERATING CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE—900MHz Band Ceramic-

Resonator-Based Tank

(Typical Operating Circuit, VCC = +3.0V, VTUNE = 1.5V, SHDN = VCC, load at OUT = 50Ω, load at OUT = 50Ω, L1 = coaxial ceramic

resonator: Trans-Tech SR8800LPQ1357BY, C6 = 1pF, TA= +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)

-110

SSB at ∆f = 25kHz

MHz±13VTUNE = 0.5V to 3.0V

UNITSMIN TYP MAXCONDITIONSPARAMETER

Tuning Range

dBc/Hz

-132

SSB at ∆f = 300kHz

Phase Noise

-6 -2At OUT (Note 2)

dBc-29Second-Harmonic Output

MHz/V11Average Tuning Gain

kHzP-P

163VSWR = 1.75:1, all phasesLoad Pull

kHz/V71VCC stepped from 3V to 4VSupply Pushing

Note 3: Guaranteed by design and characterization.

dBm/Hz-147fO± >10MHzNoise Power

-11 -8

At OUT, per test circuit of Figure 1; TA= -40°C to +85°C

(Note 3) dBm

-16 -12.5

At OUT (Note 3)

Output Power (Single-Ended)

TYPICAL OPERATING CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE—900MHz Band Inductor-Based Tank

(Typical Operating Circuit, VCC = +3.0V, VTUNE = 1.5V, SHDN = VCC, load at OUT = 50Ω, load at OUT = 50Ω, L1 = 5nH (Coilcraft

A02T), C6 = 1.5pF, TA= +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)

MHz/V13Average Tuning Gain

dBm/Hz-147fO± >10MHzNoise Power

kHzP-P

340VSWR = 1.75:1, all phase anglesLoad Pull

kHz/V150VCC stepped from 3V to 4VSupply Pushing

-11 -8

At OUT, per test circuit of Figure 1; TA= -40°C to +85°C

(Note 3) dBm

-16 -12.5

At OUT (Note 3)

Output Power (single-ended)

-107

SSB at ∆f = 25kHz

MHz±15VTUNE = 0.5V to 3.0V

UNITSMIN TYP MAXCONDITIONSPARAMETER

Tuning Range

dBc/Hz

-127

SSB at ∆f = 300kHz

Phase Noise

-6 -2At OUT (Note 2)

dBc-29Second-Harmonic Output

Note 3: Guaranteed by design and characterization.

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

4 _______________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________Typical Operating Characteristics

(Test Circuit of Figure 1, VCC = +3.0V, SHDN = VCC, ZLOAD = ZSOURCE = 50Ω, PIN = -20dBm/50Ω, fTEST = 900MHz, TA= +25°C,

unless otherwise noted.)

-5

10MHz BAND CIRCUIT

NOT CHARACTERIZED FOR THIS FREQUENCY BAND.

EXPECTED PERFORMANCE SHOWN.

900MHz BAND CIRCUIT

200 400 600 800 1000 1200

OUT OUTPUT POWER vs. FREQUENCY

OVER VCC AND TEMPERATURE

-7

MAX2620-01

FREQUENCY (MHz)

POWER (dBm)

-9

-6

-8

TA = +85°C

TA = +25°C

TA = -40°C

VCC = 5.25V

VCC = 2.7V

-13.0

-13.5

-12.0

-12.5

-11.0

-11.5

0 400200 600 800 1000 1200

OUT OUTPUT POWER vs. FREQUENCY

OVER VCC AND TEMPERATURE

MAX2620-02

FREQUENCY (MHz)

POWER (dBm)

VCC = 5.25V

VCC = 2.7V

TA = +85°C

TA = +25°C

TA = -40°C

FREQUENCY

(MHz)

REAL COMPONENT

(R in Ω)

IMAGINARY COMPONENT

(X in Ω)

250 106 163

350 68 102

450 60 96

550 35 79

1050 6.5 22.7

Table 1. Recommended Load Impedance at OUT or OUT for

Optimum Power Transfer

850

650 17.5 62.3

750 17.2 50.6

10.9 33.1

950 7.3 26.3

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

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900MHz BAND CIRCUIT*

TYPICAL 1/S11 vs. FREQUENCY

MEASURED AT TEST PORT

MAX2620-04

650MHz

84 + j142

800MHz

49 + j105

900MHz

36 + j90

1050MHz

21 + j78

*SEE FIGURE 1

10MHz BAND CIRCUIT

TYPICAL 1/S11 vs. FREQUENCY

MEASURED AT TEST PORT

MAX2620-05

5MHz

262 + j261

10MHz

63.6 + j121.5

15MHz

28 + j79.8

C3 = C4 = 270pF

L3 = 10µH

C2 = C10 = C13 = 0.01µF

10.0

7.0

-40

SUPPLY CURRENT

vs. TEMPERATURE

9.0

MAX2620-06

TEMPERATURE (°C)

SUPPLY CURRENT (mA)

8.0

7.5

9.5

8.5

-20 0 20 40 60 80 100

VCC = 2.7V

VCC = 5.25V

-90

-80

-70

-60

-50

-30

-40

-20

-10

50 250 450 650 850 1050

REVERSE ISOLATION vs. FREQUENCY

MAX2620-03

FREQUENCY (MHz)

REVERSE ISOLATION (dB)

VCC = 2.7V TO 5.25V

C3, C4 REMOVED

_____________________________Typical Operating Characteristics (continued)

(Typical Operating Circuit, VCC = +3.0V, VTUNE = 1.5V, SHDN = VCC, load at OUT = 50Ω, load at OUT = 50Ω, L1 = coaxial ceramic

resonator: Trans-Tech SR8800LPQ1357BY, C6 = 1pF, TA= +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

6 _______________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________Pin Description

NAME FUNCTIONPIN

3FDBK

Oscillator Feedback Circuit Connection. Connecting capacitors of the appropriate value between FDBK and

TANK and between FDBK and GND tunes the oscillator’s reflection gain (negative resistance) to peak at the

desired oscillation frequency. Refer to the Applications Information section.

2TANK Oscillator Tank Circuit Connection. Refer to the Applications Information section.

1 VCC1

Oscillator DC Supply Voltage. Decouple VCC1 with 1000pF capacitor to ground. Use a capacitor with low

series inductance (size 0805 or smaller). Further power-supply decoupling can be achieved by adding a

10Ωresistor in series from VCC1 to the supply. Proper power-supply decoupling is critical to the low noise

and spurious performance of any oscillator.

8OUT

Open-Collector Output Buffer. Requires external pull-up to the voltage supply. Pull-up can be resistor,

choke, or inductor (which is part of a matching network). The matching-circuit approach provides the high-

est-power output and greatest efficiency. Refer to Table 1 and the Applications Information section. OUT

can be used with OUT in a differential output configuration.

7 VCC2Output Buffer DC Supply Voltage. Decouple VCC2 with a 1000pF capacitor to ground. Use a capacitor with

low series inductance (size 0805 or smaller).

6GND Ground Connection. Provide a low-inductance connection to the circuit ground plane.

5OUT

Open-Collector Output Buffer (complement). Requires external pull-up to the voltage supply. Pull-up can be

resistor, choke, or inductor (which is part of a matching network). The matching-circuit approach provides

the highest-power output and greatest efficiency. Refer to Table 1 and the Applications Information section.

OUT can be used with OUT in a differential output configuration.

4SHDN Logic-Controlled Input. A low level turns off the entire circuitry such that the IC will draw only leakage current

at its supply pins. This is a high-impedance input.

_____________________________Typical Operating Characteristics (continued)

(Typical Operating Circuit, VCC = +3.0V, VTUNE = 1.5V, SHDN = VCC, load at OUT = 50Ω, load at OUT = 50Ω, L1 = coaxial ceramic

resonator: Trans-Tech SR8800LPQ1357BY, C6 = 1pF, TA= +25°C, unless otherwise noted.)

-114

-112

-110

-108

-106

-104

-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80

PHASE NOISE vs. TEMPERATURE

MAX2620-07

TEMPERATURE (°C)

SSB PHASE NOISE (dBc/Hz)

SSB @ ∆f = 25kHz

L1 = 5nH INDUCTOR

C6 = 1.5pF

L1 = COAXIAL CERAMIC RESONATOR

(TRANS-TECH SR8800LPQ1357BY)

C6 = 1pF

-100

-90

-80

-70

-60

-50

-40

-30

-20

-10

0 1.3 2.6 3.9 5.2 6.5

OUTPUT SPECTRUM

FUNDAMENTAL NORMALIZED TO 0dB

MAX2620-08

FREQUENCY (GHz)

RELATIVE OUTPUT LEVEL (dBc)

-150

-140

-130

-120

-110

-100

-90

-80

-70

-60

-50

-40

0.1 10 1000100

SINGLE SIDEBAND PHASE NOISE

MAX2620-09

OFFSET FREQUENCY (kHz)

SSB PHASE NOISE (dBc/Hz)

L1 = 5nH INDUCTOR

C6 = 1.5pF

L1 = COAXIAL

CERAMIC RESONATOR

(TRANS-TECH

SR8800LPQ1357BY)

C6 = 1pF

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

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_______________Detailed Description

Oscillator

The oscillator is a common-collector, negative-

resistance type that uses the IC’s internal parasitic ele-

ments to create a negative resistance at the base-

emitter port. The transistor oscillator has been opti-

mized for low-noise operation. Base and emitter leads

are provided as external connections for a feedback

capacitor and resonator. A resonant circuit, tuned to

the appropriate frequency and connected to the base

lead, will cause oscillation. Varactor diodes may be

used in the resonant circuit to create a voltage-con-

trolled oscillator (VCO). The oscillator is internally

biased to an optimal operating point, and the base and

emitter leads need to be capacitively coupled due to

the bias voltages present.

Output Buffers

The output buffers (OUT and OUT) are an open-

collector, differential-pair configuration and provide

load isolation to the oscillator. The outputs can be used

differentially to drive an integrated circuit mixer.

Alternatively, isolation is provided between the buffer

outputs when one output drives a mixer (either upcon-

version or downconversion) and the other output drives

a prescaler. The isolation in this configuration prevents

prescaler noise from corrupting the oscillator signal’s

spectral purity.

A logic-controlled SHDN pin turns off all bias to the IC

when pulled low.

__________Applications Information

Design Principles

At the frequency of interest, the MAX2620 portion of

Figure 2 shows the one-port circuit model for the TANK

pin (test port in Figure 1).

For the circuit to oscillate at a desired frequency, the res-

onant tank circuit connected to TANK must present an

impedance that is a complement to the network

(Figure 2). This resonant tank circuit must have a positive

real component that is a maximum of one-half the magni-

tude of the negative real part of the oscillator device, as

well as a reactive component that is opposite in sign to

the reactive component of the oscillator device.

-Rn

LESS THAN 1/2

TIMES RL

-jXT

TANK

jXL

RESONANT

TANK OSCILLATOR

DEVICE

Figure 2. Simplified Oscillator Circuit Model

MAX2620

VCC1

TANK

FDBK

SHDN

OUT

VCC2

OUT

GND

VCC

TEST PORT

BIAS

SUPPLY

C13*

1000pF

C2*

1000pF

ON OFF

1000pF

10Ω

L3*

220nH

51Ω

C3*

2.7pF

C4*

1pF

1000pF

C10*

1000pF

ZO = 50Ω

*AT 10MHz, CHANGE TO:

C3 = C4 = 270pF

L3 = 10µH

C2 = C10 = C13 = 0.01µF

ZO = 50Ω

OUT

Figure 1. 900MHz Test Circuit

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

8 _______________________________________________________________________________________

Keeping the resonant tank circuit’s real component less

than one-half the magnitude of the negative real com-

ponent ensures that oscillations will start. After start-up,

the oscillator’s negative resistance decreases, primarily

due to gain compression, and reaches equilibrium with

the real component (the circuit losses) in the resonant

tank circuit. Making the resonant tank circuit reactance

tunable (e.g., through use of a varactor diode) allows

for tuneability of the oscillation frequency, as long as

the oscillator exhibits negative resistance over the

desired tuning range. See Figures 3 and 4.

The negative resistance of the MAX2620 TANK pin can

be optimized at the desired oscillator frequency by

proper selection of feedback capacitors C3 and C4.

For example, the one-port characteristics of the device

are given as a plot of 1/S11 in the Typical Operating

Characteristics. 1/S11 is used because it maps inside

the unit circle Smith chart when the device exhibits

negative resistance (reflection gain).

VTUNE

VCC

VCC1

TANK

FDBK

SHDN

OUT

VCC2

GND

OUT

VCC VCC

VCC

1kΩ

D1 = SMV1200-155 DUAL VARACTOR

C17

33pF

10Ω

51Ω

0.01µF

10µH

0.01µF

OUT TO

MIXER

33pH

150pF

270pF

1000pF

27pF

1000pF

270pF

SHDN

2.2µH

OUT TO

SYNTHESIZER

MAX2620

Figure 3. 10MHz VCO LC Resonator

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

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Sample Calculation

According to the electrical model shown in Figure 5, the

resonance frequency can be calculated as:

[Equation 1]

Rn, the negative real impedance, is set by C3 and C4

and is approximately:

[Equation 2]

where gm= 18mS.

Using the circuit model of Figure 5, the following exam-

ple describes the design of an oscillator centered at

900MHz.

Choose: L1 = 5nH ±10%

Q = 140

Calculate: Rp= Q ×2π×f ×L1

Using Equation 1, solve for varactor capacitance (CD1).

CD1 is the capacitance of the varactor when the volt-

age applied to the varactor is approximately at half-

supply (the center of the varactor’s capacitance range).

Assume the following values:

CSTRAY = 2.7pF, C17 = 1.5pF, C6 = 1.5pF, C5 = 1.5pF,

C03 = 2.4pF, C04 = 2.4pF, C3 = 2.7pF, and C4 = 1pF

The value of CSTRAY is based on approximate perfor-

mance of the MAX2620 EV kit. Values of C3 and C4 are

chosen to minimize Rn(Equation 2) while not loading

the resonant circuit with excessive capacitance. C03

and C04 are parasitic capacitors.

The varactor’s capacitance range should allow for the

desired tuning range. Across the tuning frequency

range, ensure that Rs< 1/2 Rn.

The MAX2620’s oscillator is optimized for low-phase-

noise operation. Achieving lowest phase-noise charac-

teristics requires the use of high-Q (quality factor)

components such as ceramic transmission-line type

Rg fC C fC C

()













+

()













303 404

ππ

VCC

VCC1

TANK

FDBK

SHDN

OUT

VCC2

GND

OUT

VCC VCC

VCC

10Ω

51Ω

0.01µF

10µH

0.01µF

OUT

30pF

120pF

0.01µF

27pF

0.01µF

SHDN

OUT

MAX2620

X = STATEK AT-3004 10MHz

FUNDAMENTAL MODE CRYSTAL SURFACE MOUNT

CLOAD = 20pF

Figure 4. 10MHz Crystal Oscillator

f 1

2 L1 C + C x C

C + C C

C x C

C + C

C + C C + C

C + C + C + C

STRAY 17 D1

17 D1 65n

303404











()()

where Cn

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

10 ______________________________________________________________________________________

resonators or high-Q inductors. Also, keep C5 and C17

(see the Typical Operating Circuit) as small a value as

possible while still maintaining desired frequency and

tuning range to maximize loaded Q.

There are many good references on the topic of oscilla-

tor design. An excellent reference is “The Oscillator

as a Reflection Amplifier, an Intuitive Approach to

Oscillator Design,” by John W. Boyles, Microwave

Journal, June 1986, pp. 83–98.

Output Matching Configuration

Both of the MAX2620’s outputs (OUT and OUT) are

open collectors. They need to be pulled up to the sup-

ply by external components. An easy approach to this

pull-up is a resistor. A 50Ω resistor value would inher-

ently match the output to a 50Ωsystem. The Typical

Operating Circuit shows OUT configured this way.

Alternatively, a choke pullup (Figure 1), yields greater

output power (approximately -8dBm at 900MHz).

When maximum power is required, use an inductor as

the supply pull-up, and match the inductor’s output

impedance to the desired system impedance. Table 1

in the Typical Operating Characteristics shows recom-

mended load impedance presented to OUT and OUT

for maximum power transfer. Using this data and stan-

dard matching-network synthesis techniques, a match-

ing network can be constructed that will optimize power

output into most load impedances. The value of the

inductor used for pullup should be used in the synthe-

sis of the matching network.

OUT

VCC2

GND

OUT

SHDN

FDBK

TANK

VCC1

MAX2620

µMAX

TOP VIEW

__________________Pin Configuration

MAX2620

INDUCTOR

CERAMIC

RESONATOR

VARACTOR+

COUPLING

TEST PORT

MEASUREMENT

(FIGURE 1)

RS + jXS

RESONANT TANK MODEL MAX2620 PACKAGE MODEL

PC BOARD

PARASITICS

C4 C04

2.4pF

C03

2.4pF

C17

CD1

CSTRAY

Figure 5. Electrical Model of MAX2620 Circuit

MAX2620

10MHz to 1050MHz Integrated

RF Oscillator with Buffered Outputs

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TITLE:

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0.043

0.006

0.014

0.120

0.198

0.026

0.007

0.037

0.0207 BSC

0.0256 BSC

A2 A1

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

E H

0.6±0.1

ÿ 0.50±0.1

TOP VIEW

A2 0.030

BOTTOM VIEW

16∞

0∞

0.010

0.116

0.188

0.016

0.005

4X S

INCHES

MIN

0.002

0.950.75

0.5250 BSC

0.25 0.36

2.95 3.05

4.78

0.41

0.65 BSC

5.03

0.66

6∞0∞

0.13 0.18

MAX

MIN

MILLIMETERS

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0.05 0.15

DIM

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