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Comparison of High-Frequency
Characteristics between High-Frequency Relays
and Regular Relays

Comparison of High-Frequency Characteristics between High-Frequency Relays and Regular Relays

This section compares the high-frequency characteristics of high-frequency relays and regular relays.
The graphs below show the characteristics actually measured for an RE relay which is a GQ relay which is a regular relay.
The frequency is shown on a full-scale basis up to 1GHz.(measurements for a 75Ω system)


■Isolation
■Insertion loss
 
■Return loss
■VSWR

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Comparison of High-Frequency
Characteristics between High-Frequency Relays
and Regular Relays

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Microwave Devices

  • RA Relays
    1 GHz capable, 3 W carrying power (at 1 GHz), 50Ω impedance and 2 Form C relays
  • RD Coaxial Switches
    Max. 26.5 GHz, Coaxial switches coming in SPDT, Transfer, and SP6T types
  • RE Relays (ARE_C90)
    2.6 GHz capable, 10 W carrying power (at 2.6 GHz), 50Ω/75Ω impedance and 1 Form C relays
  • RJ Relays
    8 GHz max. capable, 1 W carrying power (at 5 GHz), 50Ω impedance and 2 Form C relays
  • RN Relay
    8 GHz max. capable, 150 W carrying power (at 2 GHz), compact SMD type, 50Ω impedance and 1 Form C relays
  • RS Relays
    3 GHz capable, 10 W carrying power (at 3 GHz), 50Ω/75Ω impedance and 1 Form C relays
  • RV Coaxial Switches
    26.5 GHz max. coaxial switches coming in SPDT and Compact size
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