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PE42850 - UltraCMOS SP5T RF Switch

Description

The PE42850 is a HaRP™ technology-enhanced SP5T high power RF switch supporting wireless applications up to 1 GHz.

It offers maximum power handling of 42.5 dBm continuous wave (CW).

It delivers high linearity and excellent harmonics performance.

Features

  •  Dual mode operation: SP5T or SP3T.
  •  HaRP™ technology enhanced.
  •  Fast settling time.
  •  No gate and phase lag.
  •  No drift in insertion loss and phase.
  •  Up to 45 dBm instantaneous power in 50Ω.
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Part number PE42850
Manufacturer Peregrine Semiconductor
File Size 509.07 KB
Description UltraCMOS SP5T RF Switch
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Product Description The PE42850 is a HaRP™ technology-enhanced SP5T high power RF switch supporting wireless applications up to 1 GHz. It offers maximum power handling of 42.5 dBm continuous wave (CW). It delivers high linearity and excellent harmonics performance. It has both a standard and attenuated RX mode. No blocking capacitors are required if DC voltage is not present on the RF ports. The PE42850 is manufactured on Peregrine’s UltraCMOS® process, a patented variation of silicon-oninsulator (SOI) technology on a sapphire substrate, offering the performance of GaAs with the economy and integration of conventional CMOS. Figure 1.
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