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Analog Devices AD7002AS is a two-channel GSM baseband input/output and signal-conditioning IC in a 44-lead plastic quad flat package (PQFP, S-44). It combines transmit GMSK generation and D/A conversion with receive A/D conversion and digital filtering.
Analog Devices labels the AD7002 product obsolete. Verify traceable remaining inventory and the complete system interface before using this part in a design.
The AD7002AS forms a baseband conversion bridge between digital signal processing and the IF/RF section of a GSM terminal. Its transmit path includes a GMSK digital modulator, two 10-bit DACs and reconstruction filtering. Its receive path uses two sigma-delta ADCs and digital FIR filtering. Three auxiliary DACs support control functions such as AFC, AGC and carrier shaping.
GMSK modulation, dual transmit DACs and reconstruction filters reduce separate baseband building blocks.
Two sigma-delta conversion paths and digital filtering provide I/Q receive data to the host.
Three on-chip auxiliary DACs and AUX FLAG support surrounding RF-control functions.
Separate sleep controls for transmit, receive and auxiliary sections allow subsystem-level shutdown.
GMSK pulse shaping; I/Q analog outputs from two 10-bit DACs; on-chip reconstruction filters.
Two sigma-delta ADCs, digital FIR filtering and serial receive data/interface control.
Three auxiliary DACs, auxiliary serial interface, control flag and on-chip reference.
AD7002AS is the S-44 plastic quad-flatpack ordering code listed for the -40°C to +85°C grade in the AD7002 data sheet.
The product database registers 44-QFP; the Analog Devices ordering guide identifies AD7002AS as a 44-lead plastic quad flatpack, package option S-44. Verify the package outline and land pattern against the controlled drawing before layout.

The registered 44-QFP JPG is not present in the local package folder; this illustration remains unavailable until the approved file is supplied.
Selected functions below follow the Analog Devices AD7002 Rev. B 44-lead PQFP pin description; use the full pin table for schematic sign-off.
Pin names and directions are device-specific. Check sleep, test and no-connect pin instructions in the manufacturer data sheet before wiring.
| Manufacturer | Analog Devices |
|---|---|
| Exact ordering code | AD7002AS |
| Function | GSM baseband I/O port |
| Transmitter | GMSK modulator with two 10-bit DACs and reconstruction filtering |
| Receiver | Two sigma-delta ADC channels with digital FIR filtering |
| Auxiliary converters | Three DACs |
| Nominal supply | Single 5 V; data-sheet supply pins specify +5 V ±10% |
| Master clock | 13 MHz per data-sheet clock-input instructions |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to +85°C for AD7002AS ordering code |
| Package | 44-lead PQFP, S-44; registered as 44-QFP |
| Lifecycle | Obsolete on the Analog Devices product page |
Use the manufacturer-controlled limits and test conditions for detailed analog accuracy, timing and consumption calculations; summary entries above are not substitute design limits.
No manufacturer-approved drop-in replacement for the exact AD7002AS order code was confirmed. A redesign must compare the GMSK transmit path, two-channel receive conversion, auxiliary DAC behavior, reference, 13 MHz clocking, host data format, supply rails, temperature grade and S-44 footprint. Generic GSM or audio-converter parts should not be treated as pin-compatible substitutes.
No internal substitute link is shown because no exact, manufacturer-supported replacement was confirmed.
Analog Devices is the manufacturer named in the product record and the AD7002 documentation. The official AD7002 product page currently identifies the family as obsolete. Distributor inventory labels should not override the manufacturer lifecycle statement.
Service and sustainment of systems originally designed around the AD7002 interface.
Transmit/receive conversion between digital processing and a compatible IF/RF chain.
For this obsolete device, confirm supplier authorization or traceable chain of custody, date code, package markings and ESD handling. Request an exact-lot quotation and check rework or long-storage risk before procurement. RoHS status must be verified for the actual material lot.
A 44-lead PQFP GSM baseband I/O IC with integrated transmit and receive conversion paths.
No. Analog Devices marks the AD7002 family obsolete; qualify an architecture-level redesign.
No direct interchangeability was confirmed. The digital interface, RF-control functions and footprint must be reviewed.
No. The registered 44-QFP JPG is missing.
Check the Analog Devices AD7002 data sheet, exact S-44 package drawing and device lifecycle before approval. The current package JPG is unavailable, distributor listings conflict with the manufacturer obsolete status, and live inventory and price breaks have not been verified. Keep this page unpublished until those items are resolved.
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