SW-394 Datasheet PDF - Tyco Electronics GaAs SPDT High Isolation Terminated Switch Specs

SW-394 - GaAs SPDT High Isolation Terminated Switch

Datasheet Summary

Description

M/A-COM’s SW-394 is a GaAs monolithic SPDT terminated switch in a low cost SOIC 8-lead plastic package.

The SW-394 is ideally suited for use where low power consumption and high isolation are required.

Features

Terminated RF Output High Isolation: 35 dB upto 2 GHz Positive Control Nanosecond Switching Speed CMOS Compatible Logic Low Cost SOIC 8 Plastic Package SOIC-81 PIN 8 .1497/.1574 (3.80/4.00) Orientation Mark .2284/.2440 (5.80/6.20) .010(.25) M B M -B- PIN 1 .1890/.1968 (4.80/5.00) -A-.

Datasheet Details

Part number	SW-394
Manufacturer	Tyco Electronics
File Size	42.98 KB
Description	GaAs SPDT High Isolation Terminated Switch
Datasheet	SW-394 Datasheet
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GaAs SPDT High Isolation Terminated Switch, 0.5 - 2.0 GHz SW-394 SW-394 GaAs SPDT High Isolation Terminated Switch Features • • • • • • Terminated RF Output High Isolation: 35 dB upto 2 GHz Positive Control Nanosecond Switching Speed CMOS Compatible Logic Low Cost SOIC 8 Plastic Package SOIC-81 PIN 8 .1497/.1574 (3.80/4.00) Orientation Mark .2284/.2440 (5.80/6.20) .010(.25) M B M -B- PIN 1 .1890/.1968 (4.80/5.00) -A- Description M/A-COM’s SW-394 is a GaAs monolithic SPDT terminated switch in a low cost SOIC 8-lead plastic package. The SW-394 is ideally suited for use where low power consumption and high isolation are required. Typical applications include transmit/ receive switching, switch matrices and switched filter banks in systems such as radio and cellular equipment.

Published: Jul 9, 2007 |