SSW-308 Datasheet PDF (DC-3 GHz Low Cost GaAs MMIC SPDT Switch)

SSW-308 - DC-3 GHz Low Cost GaAs MMIC SPDT Switch

Description

Stanford Microdevices’ SSW-308 is a high perfomance Gallium Arsenide Field Effect Transistor MMIC switch housed in a low-cost surface-mountable small outline plastic package.

This single-pole, double-throw, reflective switch consumes less than 40uA and operates with 0V/-5V control voltages.

Features

Fast Switching Speed : 3nsec.
HIgh LInearity : +47dBm IP3.
Ultra Low DC Power Consumption.
Low Insertion Loss : 0.7dB at 1GHz.
Low Cost Small Outline Plastic Package.

Datasheet Details

Part number	SSW-308
Manufacturer	Stanford Microdevices
File Size	80.12 KB
Description	DC-3 GHz Low Cost GaAs MMIC SPDT Switch
Datasheet	SSW-308 Datasheet
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Product Description Stanford Microdevices’ SSW-308 is a high perfomance Gallium Arsenide Field Effect Transistor MMIC switch housed in a low-cost surface-mountable small outline plastic package. This single-pole, double-throw, reflective switch consumes less than 40uA and operates with 0V/-5V control voltages. This switch can be used in both analog and digital wireless communication systems including AMPS, PCS, DECT, and GSM. Typical output power at 1dB compression is +28dBm. 1dB output power over 1 watt may be achieved with higher control voltages. The die is fabricated using 0.5 micron FET process with gold metallization and silicon nitride passivation to achieve excellent performance and reliability. Isolation vs.

Published: Jan 3, 2006 |