9814-05-20

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High Frequency (RF) Relays are small electronic switches that open and close an electrical circuit when a signal is sent to them. These devices have been used in an ever-increasing range of applications in the past decade. In particular, they are crucial for controlling the transmission of radio frequency (RF) signals and the operation of wireless networks.

The 9814-05-20 RF Relay is one example of a high frequency relay. It was designed primarily for mobile or other wireless telecommunications applications. It is made of metal and plated surfaces, and is an exceptionally reliable switch. The purpose of an RF relay is to allow a signal to travel through an electrical circuit with minimal power loss or distortion. It carries out this task by presenting a low impedance path when the circuit is closed, and a high impedance path with the circuit is open.

An RF relay works much like a reed switch but instead of being actuated with a magnetic field, it is actuated with a signal. When the signal input coincides with the signal threshold, then the relay will close the associated circuits and allow the signal to flow. It can also be activated using a positive voltage or a negative voltage. In the case of the 9814-05-20, the signal voltage typically ranges from 7 to 12 volts, while the input signal frequency is between 0.01Hz and 250KHz.

When it comes to performance, the 9814-05-20 RF Relay is rated for use with a maximum of 20 volts and 0.3 amps. However, its performance depends on the onboard circuitry which can be tailored to a customer\'s specific needs. The relay comes with a number of features including a built-in power filter, protection circuit, and LED indicator. It also has a mechanical design with highly integrated components to further reduce the risk of problems.

The 9814-05-20 RF Relay is a reliable and cost-effective way to open and close a circuit in a wireless environment. It can help to reduce power loss and distortion caused by impedance mismatching. It also features a number of built-in features to provide additional protection, such as a power filter and a protection circuit. This makes it an ideal choice for applications such as mobile or other wireless telecommunications systems.

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