Single-pole switch
electromechanicalRF

single-pole switch
single-pole switch
single-pole switch
single-pole switch
single-pole switch
single-pole switch
single-pole switch
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Characteristics

Number of poles
single-pole
Other characteristics
electromechanical, RF

Description

Pasternack RF switches are microwave devices that route a high frequency RF signal through a set transmission path. RF switches from Pasternack are most commonly used in microwave test systems for routing varying RF signals between instruments, allowing multiple tests to be performed at the same time using the same setup. We carry three basic types of RF and microwave switches including PIN diode switches, RF electromechanical relay switches (RF relays) and manual RF switches. Many of our RF and microwave switches are RoHS and REACH compliant. 50 Ohm RF switches are available with SMA, BNC and N connectors, while our 75 Ohm varieties have Type N and BNC connectors only. We carry many different switch configurations including single-pole-single-throw (SPST) switches, 50 Ohm and 75 Ohm single-pole-double-throw (SPDT) switches, double-pole-double-throw (DPDT) switches, single-pole-three-throw (SP3T) switches, single-pole-four-throw (SP4T) switches, single-pole-six-throw (SP6T) switches, single-pole-eight-throw (SP8T) switches, single-pole-ten-throw (SP10T) switches, A/B coaxial RF relays and transfer switches. Our broadband RF switches have frequency capabilities ranging from DC to 40 GHz depending on type and style and very low VSWR. Pasternack Enterprises RF switch products have a power rating between 0.5 Watts and 275 Watts and a maximum speed threshold between 100 and 250 nanoseconds (nsec).

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