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MXD8668 - SP6T Switch

General Description

The MXD8668 is a low loss, high isolation SP6T switch for antenna diversity receiving.

The MXD8668 is compatible with MIPI control, which is a key requirement for many cellular transceivers.

Key Features

  • Excellent insertion loss - 0.50 dB Insertion Loss at 2.7GHz.
  • P0.1dB @ 27dBm.
  • Multi-Band operation 700MHz to 3000MHz.
  • RFFE serial control interface.
  • Compact 2mm x 2mm in QFN-14 package.
  • No DC blocking capacitors required (unless external DC is applied to the RF ports).

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Part number MXD8668
Manufacturer Maxscend
File Size 676.69 KB
Description SP6T Switch
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MXD8668 SP6T Switch with MIPI for LTE Diversity APPROVED This document contains information that is confidential and proprietary to Maxscend Microelectronics Company Limited (Maxscend) and may not be reproduced in any form without express written consent of Maxscend. No transfer or licensing of technology is implied by this document. Maxscend Microelectronics Company Limited. All rights reserved. Maxscend Confidential Page 1 of 10 MXD8668 – SP6T Switch with MIPI for LTE Diversity General Description The MXD8668 is a low loss, high isolation SP6T switch for antenna diversity receiving. The MXD8668 is compatible with MIPI control, which is a key requirement for many cellular transceivers.