HMC347LP3TR

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HMC347LP3TR is a type of Radio Frequency (RF) switch that features the use of a single voltage control input. This switch is designed ad manufactured by Hittite, and is designed to operate within the frequency band of up to 4 GHz. It is a 3-spoke single pole triple throw switch and is available in a 16-pin tri-flat compact package (TFP) with an integrated series inductance of 1.3 nH. It typically operates from a supply voltage of 5VDC power and exhibits an insertion loss of 1 dB. The switch is designed to provide efficient switching between Op-Amps and components with the RF input in a cellular/wireless unit.

The HMC347LP3TR RF switch has many features that make it a popular choice for many applications. These features include a low operating current, robust construction, low distortion performance, excellent port to port isolation, low leakage, and a high input power handling capability. The switch can handle a maximum input power of up to +20 dBm (100 mW), making it ideal for use in low power applications. Furthermore, the device can support up to a 20 MHz bandwidth. As such, the switch can be used in a broad range of applications including low power receivers, frequency agility, and radiated immunity testing.

The HMC347LP3TR application field and working principle are relatively simple. To ensure that the switch works properly, the RF signal going through the switch must be properly balanced. The input signal is applied to the input port of the switch, and the voltage applied to the control port determines the output path. A logic low applied to the control port sends the signal to the Middle port, while a logic high applied to the control port sends the signal to the Right or Left port.

The HMC347LP3TR RF switch has a variety of operating conditions that can be used for different applications. For example, the switch can be operated in either “High Off State” or “Low On State”. In the “High Off State”, the switch is in a tri-state in which all ports are disconnected, and no power is sent to the control port. By contrast, in the “Low On State” the left or right port is active, and power is applied to the control port. This allows the switch to be used for digital signal processing applications.

The HMC347LP3TR is a reliable RF switch, and is a great choice for a wide range of applications. It features low operating current, robust construction, low distortion performance, excellent port-to-port isolation, low leakage, and a high input power handling capability. These features make the HMC347LP3TR switch a great choice for applications such as low power receivers, frequency agility, and radiated immunity testing.

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