Ka-Band High Power Terminated SPDT PIN Switch

26 - 40 GHz

Rev. V7

MASW-011036

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Parameter

Test Conditions

Units

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Insertion Loss

26 - 28 GHz

28 - 32 GHz

32 - 36 GHz

36 - 40 GHz

dB

—

0.80

0.70

0.70

1.5

—

1.0

—

—

26 - 28 GHz

28 - 32 GHz

32 - 36 GHz

36 - 40 GHz

dB

—

34

—

—

38

40

40

40

—

Input / Output Return Loss

On state

26 - 28 GHz

28 - 32 GHz

32 - 36 GHz

36 - 40 GHz

dB

—

13

—

—

20

20

20

12

—

RF1, 2 Return Loss, Off state

26 - 28 GHz

28 - 32 GHz

32 - 36 GHz

36 - 40 GHz

dB

—

7.5

—

—

8

10

18

18

—

50% DC to 90% RF

ns

—

30

—

50% DC to 10% RF

ns

—

21

—

10% to 90% RF

ns

—

10

—

90% to 10% RF

ns

—

8

—

-25 V @ +85°C

dBm

—

41.2

—

—

V

-32

-15

-5

-15 V

nA

—

25

—

+4 V

mA

—

25

—

Electrical Specifications:

2. Isolation defined with 1 port in low loss state.

3. Reverse bias voltage should be determined based on working conditions. For example, -25 V @ 41.2 dBm input power. For lower power

applications, a less negative voltage can be used. R. Caverly and G. Hiller, “Establishing the Minimum Reverse Bias for a P-I-N Diode in a

High Power Switch,” IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, Vol.38, No.12, December 1990.

4. Forward bias voltage should be determined based on working conditions.