GRF300 - DPDT Non-Latching Electromechanical Relay

Description

The ultraminiature GRF300 and GRF303 relays are designed to provide a practical surface-mount solution with improved RF signal repeatability over the frequency range.

Features

and manufacturing techniques provide excellent robustness to environmental extremes and overall high reliability:.
Uniframe motor design provides high magnetic efficiency and mechanical rigidity.
Minimum mass components and welded construction provide maximum resistance to shock and vibration.
Advanced cleaning techniques provide maximum assurance of internal cleanliness.
Gold-plated precious metal alloy contacts ensure reliable switching.
Hermeticall.

Teledyne

📥 Download Datasheet

Datasheet Details

Part number	GRF300
Manufacturer	Teledyne
File Size	1.11 MB
Description	DPDT Non-Latching Electromechanical Relay
Datasheet	GRF300 Datasheet
Additional preview pages of the GRF300 datasheet.

📁 Similar Datasheet

GRF2501 - ultra-low noise amplifier (Guerrilla)
GRFX-P-C-XX-XXXX-XXX-X-X-XX - RF GANGED CABLE JACK (Samtec)

Other Datasheets by Teledyne

GRF303 - DPDT Non-Latching Electromechanical Relay
GRF303D - DPDT Non-Latching Electromechanical Relay
GRF312 - Surface-Mount RF relay
GRF332 - Surface-Mount RF relay
GRF100 - RF Relay
GRF103 - RF Relay
GRF121A - DC-18GHz RF Relay
GRF121AR - DC-18GHz RF Relay

Full PDF Text Transcription

Click to expand full text

Series GRF300/GRF303 DPDT Non-Latching Electromechanical Relay Signal Integrity up to 18Gbps SURFACE MOUNT HIGH REPEATABILITY, BROADBAND TO-5 RELAYS DPDT SERIES GRF300 GRF303 GRF303D RELAY TYPE Repeatable, RF relay Sensitive, repeatable, RF relay Sensitive, repeatable, RF relay with internal diode for coil transient suppression DESCRIPTION The ultraminiature GRF300 and GRF303 relays are designed to provide a practical surface-mount solution with improved RF signal repeatability over the frequency range. GRF300 and GRF303 relays feature a unique ground shield that isolates and shields each lead to ensure excellent contact-to-contact and pole-to-pole isolation.

Published: Aug 9, 2023 |