GaAs SP2T 1.8 V Switch

DC - 6.0 GHz

Rev. V1

MASW-009444

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Truth Table

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V1

V2

RFC - RF1

RFC - RF2

0 V

+1.8 to 5 V

On

Off

+1.8 to 5 V

0 V

Off

On

5. Insertion Loss can be optimized by varying the DC Blocking Capacitor value, i.e. 1000 pF for 100 - 500 MHz, 39 pF for 0.5 - 3.0 GHz

Electrical Specifications:

Parameter

Test Conditions

Units

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Insertion Loss

DC - 1 GHz

1 - 2 GHz

2 - 3 GHz

dB

—

—

—

0.2

0.3

0.4

.45

—

—

Isolation

DC - 1 GHz

1 - 2 GHz

2 - 3 GHz

dB

22

—

—

28

23

19

—

—

—

VSWR

DC - 2.5 GHz

2.5 - 3 GHz

dB

—

—

<1.3

<1.3

—

—

IP3

Two Tone +10 dBm, 5 MHz Spacing, >50 MHz

dBm

—

47

—

P1dB

dBm

—

—

15

24

—

—

Trise, Tfall

10% to 90% RF, 90% to 10% RF

ns

—

10

—

Ton, Toff

50% control to 90% RF, and 50% control to 10% RF

ns

—

15

—

Transients

In Band

mV

—

30

—

Control Current

|VC| = 1.8V

µA

—

5

10

6. External DC blocking capacitors are required on all RF ports

Handling Procedures

Please observe the following precautions to avoid

damage:

Static Sensitivity

Gallium Arsenide Integrated Circuits are sensitive

to electrostatic discharge (ESD) and can be

damaged by static electricity. Proper ESD control

techniques should be used when handling these

devices.