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The FM82P2006 is an analog phase shifter manufactured by Fairview Microwave, designed for operation within the 18 GHz to 26 GHz frequency range. It provides a total phase adjustment range of 360 degrees and utilizes SMA connectors for signal interfacing. The device accepts a control voltage input ranging from 0V to +13V to modulate the phase shift. It supports a maximum input power level of +26 dBm at the PIN diode interface. This component functions as a signal conditioning element within high-frequency RF systems requiring precise phase manipulation.
Verify that the specific SMA connector gender and mating requirements align with the host system design. Confirm that the operational environment remains within the specified 18 GHz to 26 GHz band to ensure accurate phase characteristics. Ensure the control voltage supply strictly adheres to the 0V to +13V limit to prevent damage. Validate that the maximum input power does not exceed +26 dBm during peak operation conditions.
Select this component when a wideband phase shift capability is required specifically above 18 GHz. The SMA interface offers compatibility with standard microwave test fixtures and cabling. Consider the 360-degree range sufficient for complete cycle modulation in beamforming applications. Evaluate the +26 dBm power handling against the system's maximum transmit levels to ensure reliable operation without saturation or failure.
This model belongs to Fairview Microwave's FM82P series of analog phase shifters. These devices are engineered for high-frequency signal conditioning tasks where precise phase control is critical. The series typically features robust construction suitable for demanding RF environments. The FM82P2006 specifically targets the upper microwave bands, distinguishing it from lower-frequency variants in the product line.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Verify mechanical footprint and electrical specifications against existing designs before considering alternative manufacturers.