SKY13358-378LF

RF switches are indispensable components of RF systems that provide the ability to quickly and efficiently select among multiple radio frequency antenna inputs, outputs, or multiplexers. SKY13358-378LF is a low power, high stability switches made by Skyworks. It is optimal for wireless base stations, remote radio units, macrocells, femtocells, and other telecommunications systems.

The SKY13358-378LF is a multiplePort, single pole multithrow (SP12T) switch designed for RF applications. The switch provides good input signal isolation and low insertion loss over the 2.14 MHz to 2.17 GHz frequency range. With an operating voltage range of 2.2 to 5.0 V, a low power consumption, and a low quiescent current of only 0.8 mA, it is a highly efficient switch that can be used in a variety of applications. The SKY13358-378LF is also designed to operate in harsh environments. It can withstand temperatures ranging from -40°C to +105°C and has a maximum voltage of 7V, making it suitable for extreme operating conditions.

The SKY13358-378LF is a high performance switch featuring low insertion loss, low return loss, and excellent linearity. In addition, the switch has excellent harmonic suppression and very low switching speed. This makes the SKY13358-378LF ideal for use in wireless base stations, WiFi applications, and other telecommunications systems.

The SKY13358-378LF switch is available in a compact 3.5 mm × 9.65 mm package, making it easy to install in the limited space of many applications. The switch can be used in applications where low DC power consumption and high RF performance are critical. Examples include remote radio units, macrocells, small cell base stations, and other telecommunications systems.

The SKY13358-378LF is an excellent switch for RF applications due to its high performance, low power consumption, and low noise. Its compact size and wide operating temperature range make it suitable for a variety of applications. This makes the SKY13358-378LF an excellent choice for wireless base stations, remote radio units, macrocells, and small cell base stations.