ARD22024

$920.90

Description：IC RF SWITCH 18GHZ
Series：ARD
Mfr：Panasonic Electric Works
Package：Box

SKU:8c250a937f35 Category: RF Switches Brand: Panasonic Electric Works

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Product Detailed Parameters

Description：IC RF SWITCH 18GHZ
Series：ARD
Mfr：Panasonic Electric Works
Package：Box
Product Status：Active
RF Type：Cellular
Topology：-
Circuit：-
Frequency Range：18GHz
Isolation：60dB (min)
Insertion Loss：0.5dB (max)
Test Frequency：18GHz
Impedance：50Ohm
Voltage - Supply：24V
Operating Temperature：-55°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Mounting Type：-
Package / Case：Module, Pin Contacts
P1dB：-
IIP3：-
Features：-
Supplier Device Package：-
Grade：-
Qualification：-

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ARD22024

Overview

The ARD22024 is a coaxial switch IC designed for cellular applications, operating at frequencies up to 18GHz with 50Ohm impedance.

Applications

Cellular communication systems
RF signal routing in mobile devices

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact part number suffix and manufacturer designation. Confirm that the component matches the specified RF switch IC type for cellular applications. Ensure compatibility with 50Ohm impedance requirements. Check for any specific handling or storage instructions provided in the official datasheet.

Selection Notes

Select this component when an RF switch IC capable of operating up to 18GHz is required for cellular applications. Ensure the design supports 50Ohm impedance matching. Verify that the package type and pin configuration align with the PCB layout. Consider thermal management if high power levels are involved.

Part Context

This component belongs to the ARD series of coaxial switches from Panasonic Electric Works. It is specifically engineered for high-frequency RF applications in the cellular band. The device integrates switching functionality into an IC form factor, differing from traditional mechanical relays.