Datasheet for HMC536LP2E:
- Manufacturer Part Number : HMC536LP2E
- Manufacturer : AD
- Description : 3W SPDT T/R Switch SMT, DC - 6 GHz, IC
- Series : HMC536LP2
- Reference Price : USD 0
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- Product Type : RF Switches
- Function : SPDT T/R
- Current Suggest : Production
- Status : Production
- ROHS Status : ROHS Compliant (Lead Free)
- Package Type : 6-Lead QFN (2mm x 2mm w/ EP)
- Pins : 6
- MFG Package Case : HCP-6-1
- Part Type : OTH
- Standard Packing Type : Cut Tape
- Standard Packing Quantity : 50
- Working Temperature : -40 to 85C
- Other Part Number : HMC536LP2E
- Shipping methods : DHL FEDEX UPS TNT
- Delivery Time : Ship within 1 day.
- Manufacturer Production time : 6-8 weeks (Normally have stocks)
- Weight : 0.001KG
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- Input P0.1dB: +33 dBm @ +5V
- Insertion Loss: 0.6 dB
- Positive Control: +3V or +5V
- Isolation: 27 dB
- 2x2 mm Leadless DFN
SMT Package, 4 mm²
The HMC536LP2(E) is a DC to 6 GHz GaAs MMIC T/R switch in leadless 2x2 mm DFN LP2 surface mount packages with an exposed ground paddle. The switch is ideal for cellular, WiMAX, & WiBro access point and subscriber applications featuring low 0.6 dB insertion loss and high +54 dBm input IP3. Power handling is excellent up through 6 GHz with the switch offering a P0.1dB compression point of +29 dBm at +3V and +33 dBm at +5V control. On-chip circuitry allows positive voltage control of 0/+3V or 0/+5V at very low DC currents. The HMC536LP2(E) occupies only 4 mm² and are ideal for applications where small size is required.
Applications
- Cellular/PCS/3G Infrastructure
- WiMAX, WiBro & Fixed Wireless
- CATV/CMTS
- Test Instrumentation
At least one model within this product family is in production and available for purchase. The product is appropriate for new designs but newer alternatives may exist.