R577033007

RF Switches Overview

The R577033007 is a DPDT coaxial switch from the Radiall Ramses series, designed for RF and microwave applications. It operates across a frequency range of 0 Hz to 3 GHz. The device utilizes a latching mechanism powered by 28 Vdc. Connection is provided via a D-sub connector interface. The component is classified as non-illuminated and is packaged in bulk quantities.

RF Switches Feature Summary

• DPDT configuration within the Ramses series architecture
• Latching operation controlled by 28 Vdc supply
• D-sub connector interface for signal routing

RF Switches Applications

• RF signal routing in cellular infrastructure
• Microwave test and measurement setups
• Satellite communication systems

RF Switches Procurement Notes

Verify current manufacturing status directly with Radiall USA, Inc., as lifecycle information is not publicly detailed. Confirm RoHS compliance details through official documentation before integration. Check regional availability restrictions, as distribution channels may limit sales in specific territories. Ensure power supply requirements match the specified 28 Vdc latching voltage for proper operation.

RF Switches Selection Notes

Select this model when a DPDT switching function is required up to 3 GHz. The 28 Vdc latching drive distinguishes it from TTL or lower voltage variants. Verify that the D-sub connector form factor fits the system mechanical constraints. Consider the Ramses series reliability standards for long-term deployment in critical RF paths.

RF Switches Part Context

This component belongs to the Radiall Ramses series of coaxial switches, which are engineered for high performance and reliability. The series covers operating frequencies from DC to 40 GHz. The R577033007 specifically addresses the 3 GHz segment with DPDT topology, offering a robust solution for demanding RF environments requiring stable signal path management.

RF Switches Replacement Considerations

The R577032107 is a documented alternative within the same Ramses series. It shares the DPDT N-type 3 GHz latching design but differs in control logic, utilizing 12 Vdc TTL diodes instead of 28 Vdc. Verify interface compatibility and drive voltage requirements when substituting.