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CXG1009TN - High Isolation SPDT Switch

Description

The CXG1009TN is a high Isolation SPDT (Single Pole Dual Throw) switch MMIC for personal communication, cable TV and so on.

This IC is designed using the Sony’s GaAs J-FET process and operates at a single positive control supply.

Features

  • Single positive control supply operation.
  • Insertion Loss 0.7 dB (Typ. ) @1.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V 0.8 dB (Typ. ) @2.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V.
  • High Isolation 56 dB (Typ. ) @1.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V 47 dB (Typ. ) @2.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V.
  • 10pin TSSOP package (3.2 × 2.8 mm).

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Part number CXG1009TN
Manufacturer Sony Corporation
File Size 54.55 KB
Description High Isolation SPDT Switch
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CXG1009TN High Isolation SPDT Switch Description The CXG1009TN is a high Isolation SPDT (Single Pole Dual Throw) switch MMIC for personal communication, cable TV and so on. This IC is designed using the Sony’s GaAs J-FET process and operates at a single positive control supply. Features • Single positive control supply operation • Insertion Loss 0.7 dB (Typ.) @1.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V 0.8 dB (Typ.) @2.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V • High Isolation 56 dB (Typ.) @1.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V 47 dB (Typ.) @2.0 GHz, Vctl (H)=3 V • 10pin TSSOP package (3.2 × 2.8 mm) Applications • Basestation Lo switching. • Other Low Power SPDT applications requiring high isolation (e.g. Cable TV).
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