GRF180 - MAGNETIC-LATCHING BROADBAND RF RELAYS

Description

The Series GRF180 relay is the first hermetically sealed, ultraminiature RF relay designed from inception for surface mount applications.

Features

extremely low internal circuit losses for exceptional time and frequency domain response characteristics through and beyond the UHF spectrum and into the S band. The GRF180 features a unique ground shield that isolates and shields each lead to ensure excellent contact-to-contact and pole-topole isolation. This ground shield provides a ground interface that results in improved high-frequency performance as well as parametric repeatability. The GRF180 extends performance advantages over similar RF.

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Part number	GRF180
Manufacturer	Teledyne
File Size	268.25 KB
Description	MAGNETIC-LATCHING BROADBAND RF RELAYS
Datasheet	GRF180 Datasheet
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SURFACE MOUNT, MAGNETIC-LATCHING BROADBAND RF RELAYS DPDT SERIES GRF180 DESCRIPTION The Series GRF180 relay is the first hermetically sealed, ultraminiature RF relay designed from inception for surface mount applications. This magnetic-latching relay features extremely low internal circuit losses for exceptional time and frequency domain response characteristics through and beyond the UHF spectrum and into the S band. The GRF180 features a unique ground shield that isolates and shields each lead to ensure excellent contact-to-contact and pole-topole isolation. This ground shield provides a ground interface that results in improved high-frequency performance as well as parametric repeatability.

Published: Aug 9, 2023 |