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NJG1683ME7 - High Isolation X-SP3T (DP6T) SWITCH

General Description

MMIC for switching of balanced (differential) triple band filters, upper pin compatible for NJG1655ME7.

Key Features

  • low insertion loss and very high isolation for balanced signal input which makes it much suited for balanced filter switching. The ESD protection circuits are integrated in the IC to achieve high ESD tolerance. The ultra-small and ultra-thin EQFN18-E7 package is adopted. I.

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NJG1683ME7 High Isolation X-SP3T (DP6T) SWITCH I GENERAL DESCRIPTION The NJG1683ME7 is a GaAs X (cross) - SP3T (DP6T) switch MMIC for switching of balanced (differential) triple band filters, upper pin compatible for NJG1655ME7. It features low insertion loss and very high isolation for balanced signal input which makes it much suited for balanced filter switching. The ESD protection circuits are integrated in the IC to achieve high ESD tolerance. The ultra-small and ultra-thin EQFN18-E7 package is adopted. I PACKAGE OUTLINE NJG1683ME7 *) The X-SP3T is a paired SP3T switch that features two identical SP3T switches being integrated into one chip. The two SP3T switches are controlled synchronously, and their respective RF lines cross each other on the chip.