ADRF5026SCCZ-EP

RF Switches Overview

The ADRF5026SCCZ-EP is a nonreflective, single-pole double-throw (SPDT) RF switch manufactured in silicon. It operates from 100 MHz to 44 GHz with an insertion loss of 3.8 dB and isolation of 45 dB. The device features LVTTL-compatible controls and requires a supply voltage between 3.15 V and 3.45 V. It draws 14 uA of operating current and functions within a temperature range of -55°C to +105°C. Packaged in a 20-pin LGA EP, it supports absorptive topology for radar and cellular applications.

RF Switches Feature Summary

• Nonreflective absorptive SPDT topology
• LVTTL-compatible control interface
• Wideband operation up to 44 GHz

RF Switches Applications

• Radar systems
• Cellular infrastructure
• VSAT communications

RF Switches Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix 'EPR7' versus 'EP' when sourcing, as packaging and availability may differ. Confirm RoHS compliance status through official documentation. Check for limited supply or factory special order status directly with Analog Devices or authorized distributors. Ensure the 20-pin LGA EP package matches your PCB footprint requirements before ordering.

RF Switches Selection Notes

Select this component for high-frequency applications requiring low reflection and wide bandwidth. The absorptive design minimizes signal reflections compared to reflective switches. Verify that the 3.15 V to 3.45 V supply range aligns with your system power rails. Consider the 20-pin LGA EP package size for board space constraints.

RF Switches Part Context

This part belongs to the ADRF5026 series of RF switches. It is designed for demanding wireless and radar environments. The EP designation indicates engineering production or specific qualification standards. It complements other components in Analog Devices' RF portfolio for signal routing.

RF Switches Replacement Considerations

The ADRF5024SCCZ-EPR7 is a related reflective SPDT switch from the same manufacturer. However, it differs in topology and pin count. Direct substitution requires verifying impedance matching and control logic compatibility.