CXG1017N Datasheet | Sony Semiconductor Solutions

Description The CXG1017N is a high power DPDT switch suitable for Digital Cellular applications. This device is part of a growing family of MMIC Antenna switches for digital cellular and cordless radios. It uses the state-of-the-art Sony JFET process. Features - Positive voltage supply only - Low insertion loss, typically 0.7d B at 33d Bm input level - Stable Characteristics over wide temperature range - Fast switching-100ns Typical - Low current consumption, 400µA typical at 5.5V - 8 pin SSOP package (3.0 × 6.4mm) Applications - GSM1800 handportable - GSM1900 handportable - DECT basestation/handportable diversity antenna switching - Other digital cellular and wireless local loop applications Typical Application Internal Antenna ESD As with other Ga As semiconductors, ESD precautions must be adhered to. PA TX IN CXG1017N External Antenna RX OUT LNA Sony reserves the right to change products and specifications without prior notice. This information does not convey any license by any implication or otherwise under any patents or other right. Application circuits shown, if any, are typical examples illustrating the operation of the devices. Sony cannot assume responsibility for any problems arising out of the use of these circuits. - 1- E97756A79 <For Europe and America> Electrical Characteristics Measurement Conditions, unless otherwise stated: Vctl (L) = 0V, Vctl (H) = 5.5V, Pin = 33d Bm GSM Burst (577µs pulse length with 8:1 Duty cycle), F = 1.75GHz. Temperature Range - 25 to +75°C. Parameter Insertion loss Isolation VSWR Switching time Harmonic levels Control currents P0.1d B P0.3d B P0.1d B for Vctl (H) = 4.5V P0.1d B for Vctl (H) = 3.0V 100 - 56 400 34.5 35.5 34 29 - 50 800 14 Min. Typ. 0.7 16 1.5 ns d Bc µA d Bm d Bm d Bm d Bm Max. 0.95 Unit d B d B Control Voltage Selection, Vctl (H) The choice of control voltage will determine the pression characteristic of the switch and the generation of harmonics. The table above indicates the sensitivity of P0.1d B to...