Solid State SP2T Switch

USB

USB-1SP2T-34

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ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS AT 0 TO 50°C

Parameter

Ports

Condition (GHz)

Min.

Typ.

Max.

Unit

Frequency Range

-

-

0.1

30

GHz

Insertion Loss

COM to any active port

0.1 - 10

-

1.40

3.20

dB

10 - 18

-

2.80

4.30

18 - 26

-

3.50

5.30

26 - 30

-

4.40

6.00

Isolation

Between ports J1 & J2

0.1 - 10

50

70

-

dB

10 - 18

50

60

-

18 - 26

45

55

-

26 - 30

45

55

-

COM to any terminated port

(including disconnected

state)

0.1 - 10

50

60

-

10 - 18

50

65

-

18 - 26

45

55

-

26 - 30

45

55

-

Return Loss

COM port

(in all active states)

0.1 - 10

-

21

-

dB

10 - 18

-

15.5

-

18 - 26

-

14.5

-

26 - 30

-

12

-

Any port connected to COM

0.1 - 10

-

19

-

10 - 18

-

14.5

-

18 - 26

-

14

-

26 - 30

-

13

-

Any terminated port

0.1 - 10

-

19

-

10 - 18

-

16.5

-

18 - 26

-

13.5

-

26 - 30

-

12

-

Power Input @1 dB Compression 1 COM to any active port

0.1 - 30

-

27

-

dBm

IP3 2, 3

COM to any active port

0.5 - 30

-

50

-

dBm

Transition Time 4

-

-

-

5

20

ns

Minimum Dwell Time 5

High-speed mode

-

-

10

-

µs

Switching Time (USB) 6

-

-

-

2

-

ms

Supply Voltage (Vcc)

USB port

-

4.75

5

5.25

V

DC

Supply Current (Icc) 7

-

-

80

120

mA

Current Pass-through 8

-

-

-

-

500

mA

Operating RF Input Power 1

Between COM & active port

Hot switching

-

-

+18

dBm

Between COM & active port

Cold switching

-

-

+24

Into any termination

-

-

-

+24

1. Max power at hot switching derates linearly from +18 dBm @ 600 MHz to +17 dBm @100 MHz, at all other conditions it derates linearly from +24 dBm @ 600 MHz to +17 dBm @100 MHz.

2. IP3 may degrade below 500 MHz to about +45 dBm.

3. IP3 tested with 1 MHz span between signals, +8 dBm per tone.

4. Transition time spec represents the time that the RF signal paths are interrupted during switching and thus is specified without communication delays.

5. Minimum dwell time is the shortest time that can be achieved between 2 switch transitions when programming an automated switch sequence.

6. Switching time (USB) is the time from issuing a single software command via USB to the switch state changing. The most significant factor is the host PC, influenced by CPU load and

USB protocol. The time shown is an estimate for a medium CPU load and USB 2.0 connection.

7. USB current draw for a single unit with no slave units.

8. Pass through current is the maximum supply current handling of a unit with slave modules attached. If controlling a large number of slave modules additional power supplies should be

included to ensure this limit is not exceeded. See page 5 for details.