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PMI Intros PIN Diode Transfer Switch for 0.5 to 18 GHz
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November 30, 2013 Press Release
PMI Model No. SWN-2181-TRA is a pin diode transfer switch that operates over a frequency range of 0.5 to 18.0 GHz.
It has 60 dB min of isolation, max insertion loss of 3.5 dB and a max input power of +10 dBm CW. This
model incorporates a TTL compatible driver for easy system integration and is supplied with removable 2.92 mm
(F) connectors in a housing that measures 1.0" x 1.0" x 0.25". Quick Links:
Product
Features
Test Report
http://www.pmi-rf.com/Products/Switches/SWN-2181-TRA.htm
[borders/inc-300x250.htm] About
Planar Monolithics Industries Planar Monolithics provides its unique products for applications in space,
military, communications, telecommunications, commercial, and consumer electronics systems. Planar Monolithics Industries,
Inc. has been set up to manufacture and market various MIC/MMIC (Microwave Integrated Circuits and Monolithics Microwave
Integrated Circuits) Components, Supercomponents, and Subsystems for applications in Telecommunications, Terrestrial,
Satellite, and Mobile-Radio Communications, Defense (ECM, ECCM, ESM, Radars, and Electronic Warfare), Cable-TV,
Navigation and Marine Electronics, FAA/DOT-Avionics, Ground Based Systems, and Microwave Landing Systems.
Contact Planar Monolithics Industries Inc.
7311-F Grove Road Frederick, Maryland 21704, USA Phone: (301) 662-5019 FAX: (301) 662-1731
E-MAIL: sales@pmi-rf.com
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