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The JSPHS-51+ is a voltage-variable analog phase shifter from Mini-Circuits, designed for surface-mount applications. It operates within a frequency range of 36 MHz to 54 MHz and provides a minimum phase shift of 180 degrees. The device features typical insertion loss of 1.2 dB with a maximum of 2.5 dB. It requires a control voltage between 0 V and 12 V and offers a typical control bandwidth of DC to 50 kHz. Typical VSWR is 1.2:1, with a maximum of 1.8:1. The component utilizes the BK276 package style, measuring 0.80 mm in length, 0.45 mm in width, and 0.25 mm in height.
Verify that the specific application environment matches the 36 MHz to 54 MHz operational frequency range. Confirm that the control circuitry can supply the required 0 V to 12 V bias voltage without exceeding the specified control bandwidth limits. Ensure PCB layout adheres strictly to the provided BK276 footprint dimensions to maintain electrical performance and mechanical stability during assembly.
Select this component when fixed or digitally controlled phase shifting is insufficient for the design requirements. The voltage-variable nature allows for dynamic adjustment, making it suitable for adaptive beamforming or tuning applications. Consider the low-frequency operation range compared to higher-frequency phase shifters in the Mini-Circuits portfolio to ensure compatibility with the system's carrier frequencies.
This part belongs to Mini-Circuits' broad selection of surface-mount voltage-variable phase shifters. These components are engineered to deliver precise phase control up to 360 degrees across various frequency bands. The JSPHS-51+ specifically targets lower RF ranges, complementing other models like the JSPHS-23+ and JSPHS-42+ which cover different spectral segments.
The JSPHS-51+ requires a control voltage ranging from 0 V to 12 V to achieve its specified phase shift characteristics.
No, the JSPHS-51+ is specified as an analog phase shifter providing a minimum phase shift of 180 degrees within its operating frequency band.